On Friday evening, tired from work, you're craving something warm and delicious to comfort yourself. But aside from a microwave, you might find no other cooking utensils. Don't worry! You can make delicious, tender chicken wings in the microwave. It's so easy even for beginners, and the flavor rivals those from a barbecue stall. Once you try it, you'll be hooked.
Preparing these wings isn't complicated at all. Five chicken wings are the basics. Ideally, choose wings with intact skin and firm, slightly springy flesh to achieve a fresh, tender finish. For seasoning, salt, light soy sauce, cooking wine, and sugar are the four main flavor enhancers. Add white pepper and chili powder. Spicy flavor enthusiasts can add more, while sweeter flavor enthusiasts can adjust the sugar accordingly. You can adjust the recipe to your taste.
The recipe itself is packed with tips and tricks. First, rinse the chicken wings under running water. Drain thoroughly and use a knife to make two or three shallow cuts on both sides. Don't skip this step; it allows the seasoning to penetrate better, making every bite more flavorful. Next, place the wings in a large bowl, add a suitable amount of light soy sauce and cooking wine, sprinkle with salt and sugar, and mix well with your hands, coating each wing in the sauce. If you have time, cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate to marinate for 2 hours to enhance the flavor. If you're in a hurry, marinate for at least 30 minutes, otherwise the flavor will tend to stick to the surface.
The marinated wings are ready for the microwave. Get a microwave-safe plate, preferably one with a shallow surface to prevent the wings from stacking. Lay the wings flat on the plate; don't stack them, which will result in uneven heating, with some parts cooked through and others still raw. Microwave on high for 3 minutes. The wings will release some moisture and fat. Remove them from the plate and drain the excess liquid. Use paper towels to gently blot the wings to create a more charred, fragrant skin.
Next comes the crucial step in enhancing the flavor of the wings. Brush the wings evenly with salad oil. For a richer flavor, use melted butter. Sprinkle with white pepper and chili powder, gently spreading with your hands. Microwave the wings again on high for 3 minutes. During these 3 minutes, a fragrant aroma will waft from the microwave, making you want to quickly open and taste them. When the time is up, carefully remove the plate, wearing gloves. The wings will be a bright red with a slightly charred skin, and the seasoning will adhere firmly to the surface, making them look particularly appetizing.
Fresh-from-the-oven grilled chicken wings are ready to eat after a brief half-minute of drying. The skin is slightly crispy, while the meat inside is tender and juicy. The flavor of the seasonings permeates your mouth, creating a salty-sweet, slightly spicy flavor that makes you want to eat more. Paired with a glass of iced cola or a bowl of millet porridge, it's a super satisfying dinner. If you make a large batch, you can enjoy them as a snack while watching TV after cooling down, making them much healthier than store-bought options.
Microwave grilled wings don't require constant monitoring of the heat or worrying about burning, and they're ready in just over ten minutes, making them perfect for busy office workers. On weekends, you can also make a batch to entertain friends and be sure to have everyone praise your cooking skills. Give it a try and let this simple and delicious grilled wing recipe brighten up your dinner table.
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