When we first started dating about 6 years ago back in Pittsburgh, I made him these wings and he loved it! So everytime he would come over to my place which was probably about 2-3 times per week, I would make him these chicken wings. I had a roommate at the time and whenever she saw me making these wings, she knew hubby was coming over. It was actually pretty funny but here we are today, happily married and him 20 lbs heavier - haha. =P This is why I named the wings after him. hehe. Anyways, without further ado, here's the recipe.
5-6 pieces of chicken wings
Garlic
Ginger
Soy Sauce
Dark Soy Sauce
Oyster Sauce
Sesame Oil
Sugar
Next, mince garlic and slice ginger
I do this so that cooking time is cut in half.
Heat up vege oil in nonstick pot then stir in the garlic & ginger
Add the wings and 4T of water
(I usually just wing this part - no pun intended =P)
Next up, add your ingredients, 1T of sesame oil, couple turns of soy sauce, 1T of oyster sauce, soup spoonful of sugar.
(Same here, I usually don't measure when pouring ingredients in =P)
Let it steam with lid on for a few mins and come back and add 2 capful of dark soy sauce
Keep lid on, come back every 5 mins to stir and I'd give it a good 20 mins of cooking time before it's completely done.
eh voila!
You have yourself a nice yummy plate of soy sauce chicken wings.
Hope you enjoyed the post and Bon Appetit! =)
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Add Commentthanks for the recipe! they look delicious and easy to make, I will have to try this out sometime
Yummy! Looks delicious! Thanks for sharing :D
hehe.. sure! =D
Looks delish, have to try this recipe soon.
Mmm those look yummy!!!!! Thanks for sharing. I gotta try this next time. :D
Mmm looks delish!! Kikoman shoyu is too salty for my tastes. I love Aloha Low Sodium shoyu. It's the best! LOL!
Ooh, that sounds amazing!
i LOVE chicken wings! i might do this for my hubby too! thanks for sharing! <3
i dont add salt in the dish and the dark soy sauce is only 2 capfuls which gives it the taste. also the sugar helps balance it out =)
anytime!
THAT looks nothing short of delicious Mel!! Thank you for the recipe <3
finally!! I've been waiting for this recipe! THANK YOU!! I love your food posts, please do more! =))
my mom put sesame oil!
thank u girls!! sorry for the delay! hehe.
Yummy! Extra props for being able to take great photos while cooking haha.
haha i kno right? taking photos while cooking with one hand is def challenging!
ooh thanks for the recipe! hopefully i can make these & surprise the BF. He can cook so if i can make something great, he'll be surprised hehe :] <3
Suh-sweet! Thanks for this recipe! I have a staple chicken recipe too that my hubby loves! =D
this is almost like the way filipinos would cook chicken adobo, minus the ginger=)
I'm trying this tonight! Excited! :)
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