Recipe For Chicken Teriyaki Wings
If you like wings, you will love these flavorful teriyaki chicken wings! They are so easy to make and yet they are truly delicious.
The combination of the fatty, crispy-skinned wings and the savory-sweet sauce is amazing. And since my entire family loves this dish, I find myself making it often.
You'll only need a few simple ingredients to make these teriyaki chicken wings. The exact measurements are included in the recipe card below. Here's an overview of what you'll need:
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Making these teriyaki chicken wings is so easy! Scroll down to the recipe card below for detailed instructions. Here are the basic steps:
Teriyaki is a rich Japanese sauce made with soy sauce, mirin (a sweet wine), garlic, and ginger. As you can see, in my version I use dry white wine instead of mirin but add sugar-free honey.
Not necessarily. While deep-fried wings are very tasty, I feel that baking them in the oven achieves excellent results, so that's my preferred method of cooking them.
Quick And Easy Teriyaki Wings
Yes! I often do. While they're generally considered an appetizer, they also work well as the main course, with some cauliflower rice and a green vegetable.
You can keep the leftovers in the fridge, in a sealed container, for 3-4 days. Reheat them gently, covered, in the microwave at 50% power.
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Honey Teriyaki Boneless Chicken Wings #chickswingit
An easy recipe for flavorful teriyaki wings. The chicken wings are baked in the oven, then glazed with a sugar-free teriyaki sauce.
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Serving: 0.25 recipe | Calories: 300 kcal | Carbohydrates: 3 g | Protein: 25 g | Fat: 17 g | Saturated Fat: 5 g | Sodium: 941 mg
Easy Teriyaki Chicken Wings
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Chicken wings are one of those recipes that fit all occasions. Whether it’s just for a dinner for my partner and me or a huge batch to share with friends over a sporting event, these wings will steal the show. These wings are so flavourful and so easy to make that anyone can make them!
The drumette is the part that is attached to the main part of the chicken and resembles a chicken drumstick. One end is rounded and meaty as it tapers off to the bottom.
The wingette/flat is the part between the drumette and tip. It’s my favourite part as it has the most skin to meat ratio. There are two bones running horizontally with the meat in the middle. This piece tends to come out more crispy since there’s less meat on it.
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Calories: 556 kcal | Carbohydrates: 54 g | Protein: 32 g | Fat: 25 g | Saturated Fat: 7 g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 5 g | Monounsaturated Fat: 10 g | Trans Fat: 1 g | Cholesterol: 118 mg | Sodium: 1601 mg | Potassium: 509 mg | Fiber: 1 g | Sugar: 40 g | Vitamin A: 287 IU | Vitamin C: 18 mg | Calcium: 47 mg | Iron: 3 mg
Easy Recipe For Teriyaki Chicken Wings
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It’s been five days of chicken wings here at Eat the Love and today, the last day of chicken wings week, had me trying to figure out what I should make. I had a million ideas for recipe but in the end, I decided to make one of my all time favorite wings, teriyaki chicken wings! Sweet and sticky, these wings are the classic party wings for pretty much any occasion.
Now, when I think chicken wings, even though I clearly make and like a wide range of wings, I usually think of teriyaki chicken wings. Maybe it’s that sort of nostalgia I have from when I would order them by the pound at the grocery store deli case in college. Maybe it’s because my friend Ben used to bring them to any and every picnic we had here in San Francisco when I first moved here. Or maybe because they’re just so darn good.
Teriyaki Chicken Wings Recipe
Sweet and sticky, these are the sort of wings that are tasty in any condition, piping hot from the oven, sitting out at room temperature or even cold from the fridge. And they are dead easy to make. Teriyaki sauce itself is pretty easy to make on your own but if you want to cheat, you can always just buy a teriyaki glaze at the store and use that. But I love the clean sharp punchy flavor of the homemade stuff myself. It’s not as sickeningly sweet at the bottled stuff. And in the end, I’m pretty happy that I ended this year’s chicken wings week on my teriyaki chicken wings.
These sweet and sticky chicken wings are super easy to make. I sprinkle the chicken with a little seasoning before roasting them, then dip them in a thickened glaze to after they’ve cooked awhile. Finally, I reduce the glaze down even further to punch up the flavor and then coat the final baked chicken in the reduced glazed. The result is the best teriyaki chicken wings you’ve ever had. One thing to note, because the glaze gets reduced so much, you have to use reduce sodium soy sauce. If you use the regular stuff, the sauce will be really salty.
1. Preheat the oven to 425˚F and place a metal wire rack on a rimmed baking sheet. Brush the rack with the vegetable oil.
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2. Combine the salt, pepper, ginger and garlic together in a small bowl. Sprinkle half the seasoning over the chicken wings, then flip the chicken wings and sprinkle the remaining half of the seasoning over the other side. Place all the wings on the wire rack.
3. Bake the wings for 35 minutes. In the meanwhile, make the teriyaki sauce by placing the garlic, ginger and vegetable oil in a medium sauté pan. Cook for 1 minute on medium heat until the garlic and ginger start to soften and smell fragrant. Don’t let the garlic burn. Add the soy sauce, mirin, sake, brown sugar and fish sauce to the pan. Continue to cook on medium heat, stirring to dissolve the sugar. Bring to a boil then lower to a rapid simmer. Let the sauce cook uncovered to reduce to about 1 3/4 cup (about 20 to 25 minutes). Pour 3/4 cup of the sauce out of the pan and reserve.
4. Mix the cornstarch with 4 teaspoons of cold water to make a slurry and then pour into the remaining 1 cup of sauce in the pan. Stir and cook over medium high heat until the glaze thickens. Once the wings are done baking, take them out of the oven. Coat the wings by dipping them one at a time in the thickened glaze, dipping and turning to make sure they are completely covered.
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