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    Coal Oven Wings


    Source of Recipe


    Grab a Bite with Belkys: wsvn/channel 7 news

    Recipe Introduction


    Football season is in full swing and that means lots of chicken wings. One local chef is giving us his secret family recipe. Time to grab a Bite with Belkys.

    Recipe Link: http://wsvn.com

    List of Ingredients




    10 chicken wings, cleaned
    5 Tbs. of extra virgin olive oil
    1/2 cup of lemon juice
    2 Tbs. of minced garlic
    2 Tbs. of dried rosemary
    2 oz. of garlic cloves
    1 white onion
    4 Tbs. of unsalted butter
    salt and pepper, to taste
    Garnish: Ciabatta bread and reggiano cheese




    Recipe



    -Start by marinating the chicken wings with olive oil, lemon juice, minced garlic, rosemary and salt and pepper. Let this sit in the fridge for about two hours.

    -In the meantime, Chef Danny likes to make a little roasted garlic. First, drizzle olive oil on a sheet pan, and then add garlic cloves and bake them for about 20 minutes in a 350 degree oven.

    -Next, prepare an onion topping. Sauté chopped onions with unsalted butter and add a pinch of salt and pepper.

    -Now place the chicken wings in a baking pan, add the roasted garlic and onion topping over the top. Bake the wings in a 375 degree oven for 25 to 30 minutes. Make sure to turn over the wings halfway through the cooking process.

    -At the restaurant, Chef Danny likes to finish the wings in his coal oven. But at home, you can finish them in your oven broiler for a few minutes.

    To Plate the Dish:

    Start with a piece of ciabatta bread and serve the chicken wings over the top with a little reggiano cheese.

    Serving Suggestion: Beer

    Serves: 4

 

 

 


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