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By griffinGal
on December 21, 2011
I made this for an annual Christmas party and it was a hit. Everyone devoured them in minutes from arriving and putting them on the table. The taste is similar to a teriyaki sauce. I think it is a cross between teriyaki and chicken adobo. This recipe is super simple to make. I used a two-buck Chuck wine (Charles Shaw Merlot from Trader Joes grocer) and regular white granulated sugar and Kikoman soy sauce. I actually made 6 pounds of wings and did 4 1/2 cups of each ingredient (wine, sugar and soy sauce). I don't think I needed to use 4 1/2 cups of each ingredient for the amount of wings/drumettes I cooked. I ended up with way more sauce. I boiled the chicken for about 40 minutes, pulled them out and brought the remaining sauce to a boil until it thickened and plunged the chicken back in the sauce to get a second coating. Next time I make this for the 6 pounds of wings/drumettes, I will just use 2 -3 cups of each ingredient. This is really a fool-proof recipe and the measurements are easily tweekable to the amount of chicken you have. This is definitely my go to wings recipe! I just love it!
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on June 09, 2011
I made this last night and it came it DELICIOUS!!! It was my first attempt at making this and I was surprise how simple it was to make. However, I noticed that the recipe suggested 1lb of chicken, I think the sauce could've easily accommodate 2lbs of chicken wings.
I altered the recipe a bit. I used Low-Sodium Soy Sauce instead of regular, and used 3/4 of a cup instead of the suggested 1 cup of soy-sauce. Next time I'll reduce it to 1/2 cup of soy sauce for 1lb...unless I'm making 2lbs of chicken wings then I'll use 3/4 of a cup.
Remember after you bring the sauce to a boil and turn it to a low boil, continue to simmer the chicken in the sauce in the low boiling heat for an hour and the sauce will thicken nicely =p.
These came out great! We thought they were pretty salty. Next time I'll use low sodium soy sauce and that should take care of that. Thanks so much for posting this yummy recipe.
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on August 28, 2007
These had a good taste. Be careful not to cook too long because it will dry out the meat. If I make these again, I would probably bake the chicken and then cover them with the reduced glaze.
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on July 17, 2011
By Trish R
on September 07, 2010
this was great I made 3lbs before they cooled off the husband finished all most all of them. this is a keeper thanks for posting
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on June 01, 2010
um incredibly delicious! Made & enjoyed for zwt6!
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on May 22, 2010
These were simply delicious. Who would have thought a few simple ingredients would produce such a wonderful flavor? Made for the X-tra Hot Dishes of ZWT 6
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on May 08, 2010
I had to cook mine longer to get the sauce to reduce, but who cares....it smelled so good cooking that it didn't matter! Delicious! Thanks for sharing your recipe!
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Hubby ate EVERY SINGLE one of 'em... all 1.5lbs worth... guess they were good although I wouldn't know!! Certainly easy to make and smelled heavenly - I did wonder what kind of red wine though?
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Really yummy flavor! I did take the easy road and threw the chicken in the oven for about an hour at 350* then reduced the sauce on the stove. Thanks for a great recipe!
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on June 02, 2009
These are so good! Took them to G-ma's n everybody loved them. They (family) are Filipino so I wanted to take something different and these fit the bill perfectly! Followed recipe n all came out sooo good! Family loved 'em. It's a keeper!
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MMmmm!!! It doesn't get much tastier and easier than this for great chicken wings and drumettes! I made them yesterday for our family Yankee Swap, and they were eaten with glee!!! Everyone loved them and asked for the recipe, so in my book, they were a big hit! Thank you for sharing your recipe with us Diner! Made for Zaar Stars 12-08 Linda
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Wow! These were great. I made these exactly as written and I loved the sweetness of the sauce. My boys ate every one. Made for Beverage Tag.
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Made for zaar tag. Boy were these good. A very nice change to regular chicken. Made recipe exactly as printed, they came out perfect. A great dinner, for all of us. A keeper !
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These chicken wings were so easy to make and loaded with flavor. I tripled the recipe and took these to our Memorial Day cookout. Everyone loved these and there were no leftovers to take home. Made for ZWT 4.
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on November 25, 2007
This was such a hit. I have been asked to bring them to both the Rose Bowl and Super Bowl parties in 2008!
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on September 22, 2007
I am not particularly a big wing (or drummette)fan but, these are delicious! Nice switch from Bufflao wings! I cook them until they practically fall off the bone but broiling them is what puts that final touch on them!
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on September 14, 2007
I made ours with chicken thighs instead of drummettes but everyone loved them. This is a keeper recipe.
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