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Garlic- Parmesan Chicken Wing

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Ingredients

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30 chicken wings
3 heads garlic
1 cup olive oil
2 teaspoons tabasco sauce
1 1/2 cups parmesan cheese
1/2 cup fine breadcrumbs
1 teaspoon black pepper

Nutritional information

1537.6
Calories
1114 g
Calories From Fat
123.9 g
Total Fat
30.5 g
Saturated Fat
316 mg
Cholesterol
891.4 mg
Sodium
19.3 g
Carbs
1.3 g
Dietary Fiber
1 g
Sugars
85.2 g
Protein
346g
Serving Size

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Garlic- Parmesan Chicken Wing

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    Mmm... garlic. If you really like garlic, you will love these. If you don't or just think it is okay, try a different recipe, it is very, very strong and I could even smell the garlic in the stairwell outside my apartment. :D As I love garlic, I loved these. I halved the recipe because they are only 2 of us, but the halved amounts worked out just right for the chicken I had with the puree and breading mix amounts. I like the idea of using it for drumsticks too, I will have to give that a try sometime. I have done a similar recipe with melted butter and drumsticks (without the garlic) so I think it would work out well. Thanks for sharing! Made for PAC Spring 2014.

    • 80 min
    • Serves 4
    • Easy

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    Garlic-Parmesan Chicken Wing Appetizer, If you love GARLIC these are for you, they pack a punch but man is it good! I had these at a hot wing bar and they were the most delicious wings I had ever had The problem was trying to recreate them I still haven’t been able to make them exactly the same way but these are pretty close If you are looking for something a little different than the traditional hot wings make a batch of these and I bet you they will go just as quickly!, Mmm garlic If you really like garlic, you will love these If you don’t or just think it is okay, try a different recipe, it is very, very strong and I could even smell the garlic in the stairwell outside my apartment 😀 As I love garlic, I loved these I halved the recipe because they are only 2 of us, but the halved amounts worked out just right for the chicken I had with the puree and breading mix amounts I like the idea of using it for drumsticks too, I will have to give that a try sometime I have done a similar recipe with melted butter and drumsticks (without the garlic) so I think it would work out well Thanks for sharing! Made for PAC Spring 2014 , Very yummy wings I actually make them the day before and they taste GREAT as picnic style wings


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    Steps

    1
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    Boil the Wings For Approximately a Half Hour to Cook Off All the Fat.

    2
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    Drain in a Colander and Rinse Off Any Remaining Fat Particles.

    3
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    in a Food Processor, Combine the 3 Heads of Garlic, Olive Oil and Tabasco Sauce.

    4
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    Puree Until Smooth.

    5
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    in a Dish Combine the Cheese, Breadcrumbs and Pepper.

    6
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    Mix Well.

    7
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    Dunk the Cooked Wings Into the Garlic Puree and Then Immediately Into the Dry Mixture to Coat.

    8
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    Place in a Shallow Baking Dish.

    9
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    Repeat Until All Wings Are Coated.

    10
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    Bake in 425 Degree Oven For 35 Minutes. This Will Make Them Crunchy and Brown.

    11
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    Check Them at Approximately 25 Minutes, Depending on the Size of the Wings They May Already Be Done and You Don't Want the Breading to Burn.

    12
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    Remember, They Are Already Cooked Since They Were Boiled First So Once the Crust Is Browned They Can Be Taken Out.

    13
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    Every Oven Varies as Does the Chicken Size So Watch Them Carefully.

    14
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    Once They Burn They Don't Taste the Same. Enjoy!

    15
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    These Will Keep Overnight If You Want to Make Them a Day Ahead. I Bread Them and Then Put Them in the Fridge. This Way All I Need to Do Is Pop Them in the Oven Once My Guests Arrive. They Take Approximately 45 Minutes If I Make Them This Way, but Check Them at 30 Minutes Again to Be Safe.

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