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SLOW BAKED CHICKEN WINGS 
5 lb. frozen chicken wings
10 oz. soy sauce
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup white sugar
2 tablespoons molasses or honey
1/8 teaspoon (or to taste) cayenne pepper (optional)
5 cloves garlic, peeled
fresh ginger, 1-inch piece, peeled

In a blender, combine soy sauce, sugar, molasses or honey, cayenne pepper, garlic and ginger.

In a disposable aluminum 10x12 inch pan (or a regular pan lined with foil), pour blended mixture over the still-frozen chicken wings.

Place on center oven rack and bake at 250°F for 2 - 2 1/2 hours, turning and basting every 30-40 minutes. When wings are done they will be tender. Remove from sauce and serve immediately or keep warm in a Crock-Pot.

Submitted by: CM

recipe reviews
Slow Baked Chicken Wings
   #67076
 AJ (North Carolina) says:
Made these for my nieces baby shower, chicken was thawed some, I had no problems with this recipe. I got a lot of raves at the shower, will be making it again.
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 Tavia (Virginia) says:
Great recipe! It was a success at family dinner. I did cook them at 300°F for about 2 hours and 45 min and they were just about falling off the bone
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 April (California) says:
I'm not big on soy sauce, mainly because of all the sodium so I substituted low sodium soy. I thawed the party wings (all I could find), mixed the sauce, and poured it over the room temp wings. Baked at 350°F for 1 hr. 20 min. turning the parts over once. Meat was falling off the bone. Took them out of the sauce and put them in a 400°F degree oven until the edges started to bubble (5-10 min.). They remained moist and tender. The only recipe that keeps me in the house all day is my spaghetti sauce which takes 6-8 hours...this worked out much better.
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 K Bajan (Barbados) says:
Taste delicious, juicy moist... You can put the oven to what work you. Nice recipe, enjoy trying new things.
   #76953
 Wholelottarosie (Pennsylvania) says:
Used thawed legs and thighs, 1/2 hr @ 400°F; then 250°F for the remainder;, basted every half hour--delish!
 #78258
 Rhonda (Florida) says:
What kind of side would you recommend with this main dish?
   #78356
 Elizabeth Morrison (Virginia) says:
I made the dish and enjoyed it. I took some tips from the review bcuz I decided to cook it late in the evening. so I cooked it on 400°F for the first two hours and then I let it slow cook for the remaining hours. I will definitely cook it again. yummy yummy yummy
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 Steve (United Kingdom) says:
Did this recipe with a stir fry and spiced potatoes, amazing!
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 Christopher smith (New York) says:
Very good but had to drain off 2-3 cups of liquid during cook time. Reduced it on stove top and added back. It really intensified the flavor. I also used the broiler last few minutes to really crisp up the skin.
 #88465
 K (California) says:
Can you use a slow cooker instead of the oven for this recipe?
   #88927
 ME (Michigan) says:
Wings definitely came out fall off the bone tender. I thawed my wings entirely before cooking & had no issue; I put the oven a little higher at 275°F & they were done in 2 hours.

The sauce was pretty good although next time I may try it with a bit less soy sauce.

Thanks!
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 Phyllis (Virginia) says:
Ever notice that about 90% of the recipes with rave reviews have the initials CM at the bottom....
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 Christine (New Brunswick) replies:
Always enjoyed any recipe by C.M. I always look for a recipe by C.M. if I can find one. Cooking chicken thighs as I didn't have wings when I saw this recipe.
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 Kookie (New York) says:
I made these last night. After reviewing comments, I used fresh wings, cooked 3 hours @250°F, and had to remove liquid and place back in oven for an additional 40 minutes. They were tender and tasty, but I would like a not so wet skin... I like crispiness.
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 Devon (Connecticut) says:
Love this recipe! The only difference my husband and I did was put them on the grill after baking and basting it again alittle while on the grill and they came out wonderful!
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 Lydia (California) says:
This recipe was great! It would have been slightly better with green onions as a topping with that sauce. Next time!!

 

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