Best-Ever Roasted and Glazed Chicken Wings
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- Опубликовано: 19 янв 2024
- Forget frying. After a stint in the oven, the best part of the bird emerges fall-off-the-bone tender, with exceptionally savory, golden-brown skin.
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This looks absolutely delicious.
But it's the banter between Julia and Bridget that is always the best part of their episodes.
Have wanted to do this at home. Now I know the best way. I'm a wing woman too. Growing up wings were the only thing no one wanted so I took them . There was no fight and I was guaranteed to get chicken enough if I cleaned the bones well.😋.As an adult and the cook it was my privilege to have the wings. As a widow with no one else to feed I get all I want.
Sounds like you know how to look on the bright side in every situation!
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Ran this recipe twice now and it is phenomenal
The only folks I've ever seen that appreciate the same aspects of wing culture as myself.
I just love these two! I think they really compliment each other! 💜
ATK makes the best videos and I love these two funny ladies.
I found this video on the website a few months ago and this is how we’ve been doing wings ever since. Straightforward, simple, and so delicious. Toss in sauces if you like!
ATK and Cook's Country is the oldest continuous cooking program on t.v.(PBS) about 25 years.
You've missed many years but they have them on video.
Appreciate your videos, they are the top of my list go to videos. Thank you for helping us become good cooks, no better cooks!
This is an excellent technique. I have like to jazz them up a bit. I use olive oil, salt, pepper, Italian seasoning, and poultry seasoning. I also add about a cup of grated Parmesan cheese then toss them before putting them on the tray. I also find that giving them a full hour at 400 renders more fat and tenderizes the chicken more. I don’t go through the trouble of reducing the rendered fat and stock. I just glaze the wings with the fat mixture before serving.
I won't even get tired of telling you how much I love to see you both cooking together!!!
This is the bomb of a wing!! 🤤 Yummy for my tummy! Ok, I was this recipe on PBS 2 times and was very impressed. I went to the store and was blown away by the price of wings. I just kept on visiting the meat counter and found then 1/2 price BUT, had to freeze them because i was going out of town. Even pre frozen, the chicken wing came out excellent! I cannot wait to try this identical technique on thighs!
I've been broiling chicken wings my whole adult life (although differently). They're so much better than fried. Especially If you season them with paprika, they're delicious.
definitely will give this recipe a try. Thanks ladies 😊
Never thought about just roasting chicken wings. I've always just brought them, usually in the air fryer. Will give this a try next time I buy wings. Thanks for sharing.
An air fryer is a convection oven, not actually a fryer. You get a different tasting wing from an air fryer than deep frying wings.
I made these tonight. They were delicious and my husband loved them
Perfect wings for game time!
Very interesting, they look really good. It feels like that top sheet pan could be or should be weighted down or even preheated in the oven beforehand, but I know ATK tests everything extensively. Definitely saving this recipe for an easy way to prepare wings with a gravy/jus/glaze.
It's probably enough weight to achieve the purpose.
Simple & delicious!
Absolutely delicious!
For quite a while it seems that we have been Bridget-less. It has been so good to see her in some of the recent videos. Not meaning to slight Julia, but I do love me some Bridget.
Im going to try this recipe. Looks delicious. Hopefully, it works as well in a countertop oven as it did in the full size one cause that's what I own right now.
I am going to try these, they look delicious!
This has become my absolute go-to for wings-they turn out SO good! (I don’t bother with the glaze though since we always toss them in buffalo sauce or a Korean bbq sauce.)
Thank you!
Looks delicious!!
Add a little butter and garlic powder to that juice…you’ll thank me later
Looks like it's worth the extra steps 😊
My parents didn't have a lot of money when my three brothers and I were growing up in the sixtys and seventy back when most people just used chicken wing to make stock and where cheap but my mother would so this same thing with them to feed the six of us all the time and my brother's and I do it the same way now .
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That's whats for dinner on Sunday ❤
Almost a chicken wing confit😊 Reminds me a lot of confit with the other pan on top forcing the wings to render in their own fat would def amp up the roasted chicken flavors. Looking forward to trying this simple but effective looking technique for my next batch of wings. Thanks ATK❤
ok so this changes my life
Made it - was really amazing - just make sure to get the quality wings ☺️🤓❤️
Any tips on preventing the sheet pans from warping in the oven? I'm guessing higher quality / heavier bottom sheets hold up better? I'm gonna try this with what I have for now. Looks delicious
I always dry-brine wings for at least 6 hours before baking -- that would make this recipe even better.
The best channel on RUclips period after MKBHD. I think Julia finally leveled up with Bridget’s bacon video with this wings recipe. No competition but just sayin’. Another awesome video
I use the same two pan method when I toast baguettes slices for my hors d’oeuvres
Try the same technique with chicken legs. So delicious, and meaty.
I'm here for Julia's minion like exclamations of joy
Lol and I just made oven wings tonight!
Now I want some chicken.
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Roast on lower rack for 45 minutes. The time was not mentioned in the video.
Have you tested the new Deeo machine. It makes the best air fryer wings I’ve found.
These chicken wings will definitely make my wifes close fall off. ❤
Could you adapt the glaze to be honey garlic, terriaki, BBQ etc.?
Yes but it'll burn quick in the broiler. You have to watch it very closely.
What would happen if you had a cast-iron skillet. You put just the flats on the baking sheet, put a 2nd sheet on top and used the cast iron skillet to weigh it down. Put the drumettes in the skillet (since they are round and wont squish) then roasted. The cast iron skillet would take time to heat up and slow the roasting but increase the rendering.
These look amazing!! (but I believe I would have shaved a clove of garlic in that chicken jus!!!
Seventh from a frozen Indiana 👊🏻💪🏻🥶🥶👨🏼🍳
The Anchor Bar in Buffalo, NY did the same thing back in the late 1960’s. That’s how Buffalo Chicken Wings we’re invented. Just cover them with your favorite hot sauce……
What about Chris Kimbo? Kimbo slice!
I don't understand the pans and the browning but then you still have to broil them?
There are some things restaurants just do better. Donuts and wings are but a few examples.
Chicken wings and the oysters from the underside go on my salad the day after roast chicken night.
If anyone wants to fight me about it, I have an 8 inch carving knife at the ready ;)
Was the temperature of the oven mentioned for roasting?
At 3:17 - Oven at 400 degrees, 45 minutes
What if you have an oven with no heating element on the bottom? Do you put the pan on the top rack?
The element is under the "pan" at the bottom. The element is hidden so you can clean it easier
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Wish I saw this video 2 days ago when I made wings 😅
How long under the broiler?
5:14
I tried these tonight and while they were good, both my husband and I agreed that we have tasted much better. They needed more seasoning and weren’t nearly as crispy as others we have made. I didn’t flip them over when broiling them and started broiling them on low. I switched the setting to high because they weren’t browning at all. Growing up, my mom always baked whole chickens (I’m not sure if you could even buy individual pieces in the 60’s and 70’s). My brother and I each ate one wing (we were VERY small eaters) and loved them!
This comment section is remarkably full of comments from people who don't know how to cook but insist on telling others how to cook... Like more than usual even for RUclips. Hopefully the hater comments get buried under the weight of the dislike votes.
Now, TBH I just deep fry my wings, glaze them and pop them under the broiler briefly, but as a professional I actually keep the necessaries for deep frying on hand. This method looks like it will produce very tasty wings, while not needing to handle big dutch ovens full of hot oil, so I can certainly understand why some would prefer it, and that's great for them. I especially liked the concentration on preserving and utilizing all the product, something we should see more of.
Ps: wing tips are high in gelatine, and adding them to chicken stock improves it immensely. Chicken feet are eve better
Complains about commenting; however, decides to comment.
@@mrbear1302 Also comments something of little to no value about them deep frying wings.
On a video about roasting wings.
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@@mrbear1302 Yes, because there ids a difference between a constructive comment that adds to discourse, than laying a pointless turd like you just did.
Best chicken wing recipe ever.
Im not 2 exp.in cookin.this lks gd .is there oil under n top of parch paper or 1side.?
She said to oil the baking sheet and then place parchment paper on top of the oil.
They look underdone to me.
I think it is time for ATK to start providing convection ovens into their directions. The only energy source we have here is electric, and so many new electric stoves push you to convection. Tell us when it is critical to go through the effort to make sure our oven is not convection, because well everything sold at Costco or Home Stores for the last 20+ years was pushing convection.
Yes! Please see my Comment below!
I have a convection range with which I am utterly unfamiliar but hoping to “get to know better!” If any Commenters or anyone from ATK could help, I would greatly appreciate it. My oven has a standard, non-convection setting, then two convection settings: Conv Bake and Conv Roast. I’ve no idea what the usage difference is between the two Conv choices. I imagine doing the first part of this particular recipe in the standard oven as demonstrated in the video. Then I would transfer the roasted wings to a rack on a baking tray and at that point put them in on a convection setting. How does that sound to anyone more knowledgeable than I am? Which of the two Conv settings would I use? I’m guessing the Conv Roast. What temperature and for how long? I would really appreciate any guidance in general as to use of these two convection settings (maybe a link to a helpful website?) and also specifically for this recipe. I love wings, too. I am 74, not a terribly confident cook, and somewhat intimidated by my new range. BTW: I am loving the induction stove top, though it took a few Fails until I understood about how unbelievably fast the cooktop works! Thank you!
@@cydkriletich6538 The recipe calls for you to broil the chicken wings for the second stint in the oven. Your oven doesn't have a broil setting where all the heat is directed at the food from the top element? BTW, you don't need to transfer the wings to a rack, you can just continue to cook them on the sheet pan. Unless you want to dirty another piece of cookware - just make sure it doesn't have a non-stick coating as those are not recommended for use under the broiler. ☠
While the specifics may vary from appliance to appliance, the general difference between "Bake" and "Roast" is the temperature settings and where the heat comes from. With "Bake", the heat tends to be lower (≤ 375°F) and radiating from the bottom element as you're likely using it to make cookies or muffins or bread from a batter or dough made up of a bunch of different ingredients. With "Roast", the temperature is generally higher (≥ 400°F)with most of the heat radiating from the top element as you're likely using it to cook solid(ish) pieces of meat or vegetables. Most ovens are likely flexible enough that you could "roast" at 250°F or "bake" at 425°F if you wanted. Convection just means there's a fan pushing the heated air around at the same time. (Links to sites outside RUclips tend to get your entire comment deleted...)
Convection stovetop?? Did you mean induction stovetop?
ATK has a general set of rules for using convection ovens on their website which can be summarized as:
a) start a new recipe 25°F lower to see how the food/oven behaves;
b) keep and eye on the food as it cooks;
c) use convection on foods that could benefit from additional browning (roasted meats), benefit from moisture loss (granola, bacon) or food cooking on multiple sheets or in multiple dishes;
d) don't use convection for light foods like breadcrumbs that might blow around, high sugars foods like cheesecake not meant to be browned or food that need time to rise or spread like bread and cookies.
Household ovens generally have convection as an option rather than the standard.
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My broiler is not working properly , i wanted to make this wings though 😞
All food is unaffordable, unobtainium, at this point. Chicken wings are more expensive than gold. I never cook wings with wings. Thighs and legs are much cheaper, and they can be cooked to taste like wings.
Funny because I cook with the whole chicken and its still cheap, but sure, go off about how you can't break down a bird.
Would a bit of baking soda bump up that crispy factor 😅
Powder, not soda
No - whether powder or soda, it would add an unpleasant taste to the glaze, according to Cook's Illustrated Senior Editor Steve Dunn, who developed this recipe.
I don't care HOW MUCH you _"toss them with your hands"!_
The way you dumped the salt and pepper in a pile on top of them will *NEVER* result in an 'even' coating.
Why not mix your salt and pepper first, spread the wings out on that sheet pan and *_THEN_* sprinkle the salt & pepper on them before mixing with your hands?
Heck! You don't even have to mix the salt & pepper first if you really don't want to! Just spread them out so you at least have a *CHANCE* of getting each wing section seasoned.
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What sucks is that you're probably getting less "views" because you don't "deep fry" everything, which rules the world now...
I will say it’s very hard to get crispy wings without deep frying.
Way too much work. The kind that come frozen and you throw them in the microwave are just fine.
et *veilà*
Buffalo wild wings is a lot easier.
Take off your rings when cooking! Raw chicken! 🙀🙀
Those do not look nearly crispy enough.
Your children Bridget ? How old are these ' Children ' ?
Based on her appearance during ATK TV's Season 8, the younger one is probably…16?🤷🏼♀
i wonder if the "america's" part of this name is as in "north america" or as in "united states of america"
(but i'm sure it's not about "the americas" and especially "south america")
It means the United States of America. However when anyone simply says “America” everyone, even globally, understands it to be the USA.
@@MrMnmn911so much so that certain countries (like Japan) just say “America” when referring to the USA.
Well WTF i just drained my wings and theres MAYBE a tablespoon of liquid....how am i supposed to based my chicken in liquid gold?!
First
Pouring out the liquid in that manner is a very bad idea. Just transfer the wings to another sheet with a fresh parchment. Then safely pour the liquid from the first pan.
You are also preaching to an older generation. The new generations might appreciate a bone-in chicken, but they certainly don't care for it in an eating experience. Recipes need to change. Bones can be good but those who want them on their plates is a diminishing population.
Judging by the number of restaurants and bars that serve wings, not to mention those whose primary function is to sell (almost) northing but wings, I'm a bit skeptical of this. This is one recipe of many ATK chicken/chicken wing recipes and not one that would likely translate well to -McNuggets- boneless "wings".
Marry me?
You should not be wearing a ring while preparing food with bare hands. No way I would eat this
That's a good point. Rings can be so dirty.
I never understand why one would wear a ring while handling food. No matter how well you clean your hands, there will always be some "stuff" finding its way under there... then possibly carried somewhere you don't want to. It's so easy to take off all rings, bracelets etc before handling food I dont get why it is not done by everyone automatically
Need a different sauce. Deceptive thumbnail photo.
Yall really do not know how to make crispy delicious wings!😂 and zero seasoning. Ew the yellow is not appetizing.
Despite Julia and Bridget referring to these as "crispy", that was not the primary intent of Senior Editor Steve Dunn, who developed this recipe for Cook's Illustrated and ATK. This recipe produces chicken wings that are roasted and rendered and, just as with a classic whole roast chicken - which is what this recipe is honoring - salt and pepper is all that's needed for that chicken-y chicken flavour (but feel free to add whatever other seasoning you like). And that "yellow"(🤨) is what others call GBD - golden brown and delicious.
ain't paying you a sub fee to get a recipe. not going to happen
Sweetie, they literally give the recipe in the video.
Probably your first time on UTUBE. The recipies are 99.9% always availiable in "see more".
@@bernardgagnon1626it doesn’t say the recipe in see more. It says a link to the recipe. Which makes you pay to see. So they aren’t wrong. They’re very correct.
This recipe isn't complicated. You can get all the info from just watching the video. It's more about technique. Use the transcript feature if you need to.
Because you used “ain’t”, not surprised you cannot (or can’t) follow recipe
Way too much trouble!
Takes soooooo looong.
Whatever marinade you use doesn't matter.
PLACE WINGS ON RACK ON COOKIE SHEET.
BAKE ON TOP RACK IN 325°F OVEN 20-30MIN.
It's easy peasy, MUCH less mess.
My Dad's Grilled Wings:
1 can 7up.
1 stick butter.
Garlic to taste.
Lotsa black pepper.
1/4 C Worcestershire Sauce.
Combine in saucepan; bring to low boil.
Let cool for a while.
Put 2-4lbs wings in and mix well.
Grill and baste till done......
And this is supposed to be quicker? 😂😂😂😂😂
YES, it is.
Try it........
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325 for 20-30 minutes is a recipe for flabby wings
that's way to complicated
... Not nearly as much as typing this comment 😉