Name: Half Time Hoisin Chicken Wings
Prep time: 15 min
Cook time: 40 min
Total time: 55 min
Yield: 8 servings
Ingredients: cooking spray; ½ cup hoisin sauce; ⅓ cup low sodium teriyaki sauce; ¼ cup brown sugar; 2 cloves garlic, minced; 1 tablespoon grated fresh ginger; 1 tablespoon chile-garlic sauce, or to taste; 3 pounds chicken wings, cut apart at joints, wing tips discarded

These are wonderfully delicious, spicy, sweet, salty, sticky Asian-style chicken wings. The garlic and ginger-spiced hoisin and teriyaki sauces, combined with the brown sugar and hot garlic chili sauce, make these wings fly off the platter! They make a great appetizer or light meal for watching the big game. They are excellent served with extra sauce as a dipping sauce or with an Asian slaw.

Half Time Hoisin Chicken Wings

cooking spray

hoisin sauce

teriyaki sauce

brown sugar

garlic,

ginger

chile-garlic sauce,

chicken wings,

Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C).


Spray a baking sheet with cooking spray.


Whisk together hoisin sauce, teriyaki sauce, brown sugar, garlic, ginger, and chili-garlic sauce in a bowl.


Arrange chicken wing pieces on the prepared baking sheet.


Brush chicken with hoisin sauce mixture.


Bake in the preheated oven until chicken wings are no longer pink in the center, 20 to 25 minutes on each side, basting every 15 minutes.


I am delighted to be the first to review Occasional Cooker's newly published recipe. I made these when it was still a personal recipe and here is my review: Occasional Cooker has a great recipe here! I did change the method by baking my wings in the oven first without the sauce (this can even be done a day or two in advance) and then grilling them using the sauce as a basting/dipping sauce. Turned out great!! I used a product called Thai Chili Garlic Paste which is really hot so I did cut back on the amount and just added it to taste. I also used fresh ginger (3 times as much) for the dried. Hubs and I really enjoyed these and didn t find them to be too sweet at all. Thank you Occasional Cooker! This will be repeated for sure!!

I made this recipe exactly as stated only I used drumsticks and thighs since I didn't have wings. This was very tasty. I also dialed down the chile sauce for my kids but if it were for just me and my husband I would have added exactly what was indicated in the recipe. It helps if you turn up your oven the last 10 minutes of cooking to "crisp" up the skin.

This dish was a deliciously sweet savoury item with fantastic flavours mixed through. Easy to handle for spice-accustomed with a tang yet a larger challenge for those who don't have a hot tongue. However the chicken is well cooked... for Western standards....Asians tend to like chicken cooked through tender and chewy. This chicken felt too raw for good Asian taste for me.

Excellent dish! I loved how all the flavors came together. I used 2lbs of drumsticks & 2lbs of chicken thighs (skin removed) and there was more then enough sauce. If using drumsticks & thigh's use a baking sheet a little deeper to collect the juice run off. Make sure you brush the sauce over chicken every 15min like the recipe calls for and it will caramelize perfectly! I also used pureed ginger instead of fresh & it also gave great flavour. This recipe would also work good on the BBQ. This is a keeper!

Just finished making these and my children, as well as myself, love them.  Honestly, I've never taken the time to rate the recipes I've made, but felt that this one deserved it.  I made extra sauce because I like mine coated.  I put them under the broiler to get them extra crispy.

I scaled this recipe down for just the two of us and used breast and made boneless wings. I did marinate my breast tenders in a little bit of the sauce since white meat could dry out when baking. They cooked up nicely in 20 minutes. The sauce is wonderful and would taste great on just about anything I would like to try some grilled salmon with it. Thanks Occasional Cook for a great recipe.

Tried it for the first time today...Loved it. I reduced the sugar and used pineapple Teriyaki sauce instead. Didn't have the chile-garlic sauce so I used regular pepper flakes and added 1 more glove of garlic. I also like having my wings with sauce so instead of just basting it I threw the entire mixture over it and just let it slow bake. YUMMY!!!

I subsituted honey for the brown sugar. I used drumettes and dipped them in the sauce before placing on the cookie sheet. I poured the remainder sauce over them. I did not baste them. I cooked them for 40 minutes. They were delicious.

These were fabulous! Took them to a Super Bowl party and everyone loved them! So flavorful! I used Tyson frozen chicken wings and rinsed the ice glaze off before cooking- will definitely make again!

half time hoisin chicken wings

Prep Time: 15 minutes

Cook Time: 40 minutes

Total: 55 minutes

Servings: 8

Cost: $2.77 /serving

Author : Occasional Cooker

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