"Indulge in the Irresistible Crunch of Oven Baked Crispy Chicken Wings"

Looking for a way to indulge in delicious crispy chicken wings without piling on the fat? Look no further! If you're up for the challenge, check out this recipe. But before you do, make sure to click on the "Jump to Recipe" button or the "Print Recipe" button to access the full details.

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Are you on the hunt for appetizing party food recipes? I feel you! I've been scouring my cookbook program for the perfect selection of delectable nibbles to add to my "Party food, Small Delicious Bites" class. I started out with a whopping 86 choices under the "Cocktail Events" category, but I've managed to narrow it down to 17. It's still a long list, but I'm sure my students will roll up their sleeves and tackle them all with enthusiasm!

In my quest for appetizing options, I came across a recipe that we used to make in a commercial kitchen. It looks (and tastes!) like it's been deep-fried, but in reality, it's been baked in the oven. It's perfect for party food because who doesn't love crispy, deep-fried dishes? But let's face it, deep-frying everything on the menu is not practical. This oven-baked recipe is a no-brainer – it's just as delicious, and with some of the fat rendered out, it's even healthier than the deep-fried alternative.

Now, let's talk technique. The key ingredient here is baking powder, not baking soda. They might sound similar, but they are actually quite different. Make sure not to mix them up!

One thing I've learned is that finding drummettes is no easy feat these days, but don't worry, the recipe will work just as well with regular wings. If you have to cut them yourself, it's super easy. Just bend the joint back, then cut through the gristle. If you're feeling lazy, you can leave the wings whole, but be warned – they can get a bit messy.

If you decide to give this recipe a try, be sure to let us know how it goes. With a 5-star rating, you're sure to impress your guests!

If I were to inform you that you could relish crispy chicken wings without any additional fat, would you jump for joy? You can now don your chef's hat and get ready to make your taste buds dance with delight with this easy recipe. Just gather 16 pieces of chicken wings with both wingettes and drumettes, 2 teaspoons of baking powder, a pinch of flaked salt, 70g of butter, 90g of honey, 50g of Sriracha chili hot sauce, 15g of light soy, and a squeeze of fresh lime juice.

Begin by lining a baking tray with foil, placing a non-stick cooling rack on top, and heating your oven to 120°C. Pat your chicken wings dry with a paper towel and then put them in a large bowl or tray. Sprinkle the baking powder and a big pinch of salt over them and toss to coat. Place the wings on the cooling rack with some space in between as they will decrease in size. Pop the tray into the oven and let it sit for about 30 minutes to dry the skin out. You can also opt for fridge drying them overnight if you have enough room, but the oven drying in the oven option works just as well. Do not cover them as they need to dry out on the surface.

After 30 minutes, turn the oven to 220°C fan and continue cooking until they become a golden brown and crispy. It may require 40 minutes or more, so make sure not to overcook them as it will result in dryness. While they are baking in the oven, take a pot and add everything to it. Cook until the mixture becomes syrupy. Pour this mixture into a glass bottle and, when it cools enough to handle, shake it thoroughly to emulsify everything together. Finally, get ready to enjoy your delicious, crispy chicken wings without any added fat.