Fried Chicken Party Wings

Make it a great party with these wings

You want to make sure it’s a great party? You need great food! The next time you turn on the big game do it with these incredible wings. These wings will bring the party to you with every succulent bite. They have the flavor that will ignite your palate as if you just scored the winning touchdown. Make sure you make extras because once the aroma of this tasty wing gets around the neighborhood your doorbell is going to be ringing off the hook.

Season the wings with salt, pepper, garlic, red pepper flakes, oregano.

Cover wings in buttermilk. Let the wings Chill for at least an hour but up to 24 hours.

Heat peanut oil to at least 350

Fry the wings until golden brown

Drizzle the wings with honey. Bake at 350 for 10 to 15 minutes until you hit 165 deg.

Serve with your favorite wing sauce. I choose a Pineapple poke sauce. Simple add 1 can crushed pineapple, poke sauce, and honey to taste.

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Bacon-wrapped Chicken Wings with Marmalade Glaze

Sweet Salty and Oh So Delicious

The recipe is simple and requires minimal ingredients. All you need is…………….

Chicken Party Wings, Salt, Pepper, Bacon, Marmalade and Orange Juice

Marinate the wings in the orange juice and salt for a couple hours.

Season with pepper and wrap wing with bacon, line a sheet pan with foil or parchment.

Heat orange juice and manmade until it is the consistency of a glaze. Brush over wings

Cook the wings for 15 minutes or so and apply more glaze. Continue the process until the tops start to get golden and delicious. Turn the wings over and brush with more glaze. Raise oven temp to 400 and cook another 5 to 10 minutes. Cook until the wings hit 165 with a thermometer. Serve and enjoy.

Great for parties and very easy to throw the dish together.