Mahogany Star Anise Chicken Wings (Or Thighs) And Edamame

  1. In a wok or a large deep skillet, put soy sauce through o.j. and zest. Stir well, bring to boil over medium high heat. Add wings, stir well, cover and turn down to simmer 20 minutes. Remove lid, continue to stir often, continually basting the wings while sauce is bubbling, about 45 minutes or until sauce is thickened and cooked down to about 1/2-1 cup. Turn off heat and continue stirring while cooling, so the sauce coats the wings with a good rich color. These are best refrigerated 1-3 days before serving. rnLeave a little sauce on them and transfer the remaining sauce to a taller narrow container. refrigerating both. Skim off fat after it has chilled. Reheat the sauce in a pot that can hold the chicken. If using thighs, add the chicken, simmer til chicken can be removed from bones and skin, and cut up (a good option with thigh meat that you are using in another dish). If using wings, serve at room temp or reheat on the stovetop or in the oven, stirring til warmed. Pour into a serving bowl and stir in edamame. Sprinkle with garnish.
  2. * These chicken thighs make a great addition to Sticky Rice, as in my 52 recipe for Fusion Sticky Rice with Shiitakes, Edamame,Sunchokes and Fennel Sausage:rnhttps://food52.com/recipes/40088-fusion-sticky-rice-with-shiitake-edamame-sunchokes-and-fennel-sausage

chicken, chinese mushroom, brown sugar, sherry, quarter, star anise, chili flakes, garlic, frozen oj concentrate, orange zest, cilantro

Taken from food52.com/recipes/34282-mahogany-star-anise-chicken-wings-or-thighs-and-edamame (may not work)

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