General Tao Chicken Wings

Once in a while I crave for chicken wings — mild, hot, teriyaki and my favourite, just good ‘ole salt and pepper. Well, this time I want to try something different. After seeing Ricardo Larrivée from the show Ricardo and Friends make this chicken wings recipe, I knew I had to try it. It’s sticky, gooey, a little spicy and I love it!

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General Tao Chicken Wings

While Ricardo cooked the wings in the oven, I chose to deep-fry them. That’s right baby! I like my wings coated in grease first. There’s something about the skin turning golden brown and really crispy. As for the sauce, I followed Ricardo’s recipe. I sprinkled a little bit of toasted black sesame seeds for a nice presentation.

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No, I didn't eat all of them. I know how to share.

However you choose to cook your wings, I assure you they’re finger lickin’ good! Oh yeah, and they go well with fries!

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Mmm... great combo!

You can get Ricardo’s recipe here. You’re welcome.

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4 Comments

  1. Deb
    Posted October 4, 2009 at 6:41 pm | Permalink

    Those wings look darned good. The only way they could be better, is if you are serving them when I come over to visit!!

    • Ernskie
      Posted October 5, 2009 at 8:24 am | Permalink

      They are really good. It’s a nice change from the usual spicy chicken wings. Although, I still love my salt and pepper wings.

      Well, I guess when you make a guest appearance in my place, you know what you’ll get.

  2. Deb
    Posted October 5, 2009 at 12:08 pm | Permalink

    If that is the case, then I will request the Chocolate black out cake as well… and perhaps a margarita, and then a lolly-pie…

    • Ernskie
      Posted October 5, 2009 at 6:39 pm | Permalink

      Of course! That would be a good reason to make the Chocolate Blackout Cake.

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