32 chicken wings; 1 (~ 100g) ginger root; 4 garlic cloves; 2 tablespoons honey (liquid); 1 tablespoon chinese 5-spice powder; 2 tablespoons soya sauce; 1 tablespoon hoinsin sauce; salt, pepper.
Serves 4. Preparation: 20-25 minutes. Marination: 30 minutes. Cooking: 9-10 minutes. Calories per portion: 155.
Rinse and dry the chicken wings. Clean the ginger and chop finely. Clean and press the garlic cloves. Take the chopped ginger root, garlic, honey, spices, MSG (yech!), soya sauce
and hoinsin sauce, mix well and bring to a boil in a large frying pan. Remove
from heat and add salt and pepper. Add the chicken wings to the hot marinade,
mix well, turning occasionally.
Let the chicken wings cool on an oven rack over a piece of aluminum foil (to
catch the dripping sauce).
Pre-heat the oven to 220°. Place the oven rack with the chicken wings in
the top of the oven. Cook for 9-10 minutes, watching carefully. Remove the chicken
wings as soon as they are brown and crispy.
Place the chicken wings on a pre-heated (!) platter and serve immediately. Eat
'em up, yum!
Many Chinese cookbooks recommend that spices like salt, pepper and the 5-spice
powder be slowly heated in a dry pan. (This will heighten the flavour.)
If you can't get ahold of chicken wings, substitute the lower half of chicken
legs, or chop a small chicken into 8 pieces.
Translated from annabelle 10/89
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