Wednesday, October 17, 2012

ROASTED CHICKEN WINGETTES RECIPE. POACHED CHICKEN. FRIED CHICKEN WINGS RECIPE

ROASTED CHICKEN WINGS / WINGETTES
POACHED CHICKEN
FRIED CHICKEN WINGS

As we know, the most common poultry in the whole wide world is chicken … and of all parts, I like the wings best as it is least fleshy. I don’t fancy eating chicken unless they are of the organic variety…excuse me... yes, for health reasons.

Dried up overcooked chicken tastes horrible-very much like no taste and flavor.. and eating food which has no taste is like eating paper.
Rather than eat paper or wooden sticks, I rather have my chicken poached first before frying or roasting. Ha ha, extra work, but works very well.

Brining the wings in a salty/sugary/acidic solution makes the meat moist and tender. Especially for whole chicken, poaching in water or any type of liquid:  such as chicken broth etc helps very much to keep chicken meat sofft..  Just add salt and cook.
ROASTED CHICKEN WINGS RECIPE

10 pieces chicken wings – poaching technique-
Use a large pot, fill 1/2 way with water, add a bit of salt, and bring it to a boil and cover with a lid for  30 minutes  for cut chicken (an hour for whole chicken).. The boiling helps to kill any surface bacteria. You may want to keep the water as chicken broth. If so, before boiling the water, add 4 cloves garlic, about 1 inch young ginger slices, and pepper.
Once done, carefully remove wings and strain to dry.  Cool and freeze the broth for later use.
Season chicken wings for half hour with a mixture of-
1 tablespoon  olive oil, and 1 teaspoon each of garlic pepper, fennel seeds powder, onion powder, paprika, lemon and may be only a bit of salt.
 Roast at 350 °F(176.5°C) for 7 minutes on  each side. ( 15 minutes each side for non poach)
Baked chicken is a more common term used for roasted chicken
OR you may deep fry the wingettes for 5 minutes (non poach 9 minutes)

Serve with baked asparagus.
OR serve with poached carrots and cauliflower.
OR  serve with raw cabbage cut chiffanade (paper thin slices)

TIPS:

1-The salt takes out moisture from the meat, until it issaturated in this moisture. The  salted moisture including all seasonings used, will now permeate into  the meat. Once permeated,  the salt  will break down the proteins, so, they don't have a chance to seize up when heated and become tough and rubbery.
 2-When baking chicken make sure  the chicken is very dry before it is put into the oven, so that it bakes rather than steams.
3-Storing- raw chicken maintains its quality longer in the freezer as compared to when having been cooked because moisture is lost during cooking. 
For optimal quality, a maximal storage time in the freezer of 12 months is recommended for uncooked whole chicken, 9 months for uncooked chicken parts, 3 to 4 months for uncooked chicken giblets, and 4 months for cooked chicken.
When freezing do not open vacuum packages. Re wrap again the already vacuum -wrapped chicken. Quality of chicken will be less if air permeates  in.

45 comments:

  1. hi Wan
    though i am vegitarian but dish is looking tempting

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  2. Hello Wan!
    Wow! The chicken looks tempting. I absolutely love chicken wing too. I've never tried poaching before roasting. I think, I should give it a try...

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  3. chicken roast is so perfect :) love it

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  4. I have a co-worker who loves chicken wings. I'll have to pass along your post!

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  5. I don't eat chicken but I have no doubt that any non vegetarian would tuck right into these delicious chicken wings!

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  6. Tempting roast..I am totally loving it...

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  8. Mouthwatering chicken wings...my favourite part!

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  10. Wan ameriloan.com kacau lar...I received many of this this in my spam box. Anyway, love that chicken wings...I normally grilled it straight...so lazy to boil first hehehe

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  11. Wow this looks super delicious

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  12. These looks so splendid, I love chicken wings. I will go for the asparagus for the crispy chicken wings.

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  14. Used to wonder why crispy outside yet tender and juicy inside, so they boil this first?

    Tks for the tip.

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    1. hi katrina. selamat hari raya haji- do try chicken this method. have a nice day

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  15. Excellent tips! Thanks for sharing them with us.

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  16. Oh, that looks so tempting! Lovely technique, thanks Wan for sharing!

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