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Chicken wings in soy-honey sauce
If you want to organize an Asian-style dinner or you are planning a noisy party with friends, then wings in soy-honey sauce will come in handy. These wings are a great snack for beer. The simplest and most inexpensive ingredients are used to prepare them: a package of wings, honey and soy sauce.
How to cook Chicken wings in soy-honey sauce
Step 1
Prepare the marinade. In a bowl, mix soy sauce, honey and black pepper.
Step 2
Cut the chicken wings. Remove the pointed part of the wing. Cut the fleshy wing in half at the joint.
Step 3
Place the wings in a deep bowl and pour the marinade over them. Leave them to marinate for 20 minutes.
Step 4
Heat the frying pan well, pour in vegetable oil and add the wings.
Step 5
Fry the chicken for 10-12 minutes on both sides over medium heat until fully cooked and a beautiful dark golden crust.
Step 6
The wings in soy-honey sauce are ready. Sprinkle them with sesame seeds and garnish with thin slices of radish. Enjoy your meal.
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