![]() ![]() Dark soy sauce has a deeper color and more body. Light soy sauce is amber in color, is clearer and thinner… but it is also saltier…. It’s a LOT less salty compared to light soy sauce. Dark soy sauce is different from regular soy in that it’s less salty. Lee Kum Kee Dark Soy Sauce available on Amazon is very good. It’s available at virtually any Asian grocery store. If that is still too salty, substitute half the soy sauce with low sodium soy sauce, it’s widely available.īetter yet, try to find the dark soy sauce. Start by removing the 1 tsp of kosher salt from the recipe the next time. I am not familiar with the soy sauces you use, but if the wings turned out too salty you need to reduce the amount of salt. Allow to marinate for 1 to 3 days, flip over the bag when you think of it. Fold wings into triangles put in large ziploc, add the well mixed marinade. Mix all marinade ingredients, make adjustments to taste. Uncle could taste the raw marinade to adjust to the right taste, I can’t do that, trial and error, hah!ġ cup soy sauce (never Kikkomans!), Uncle uses half Le Choy Light Soy Sauce and Filipino SwanĢ tablespoons sugar (Uncle dissolved in hot water as part of the 1.5 cups, I use brown sugar)Ģ tablespoons sherry – must use this, wine doesn’t workĪ good bit of ground pepper, to your tasteġ dash Maggi seasoning, either from Philippines or China. In case you’d like to try Uncle’s marinade, very simple, these amounts are guesses based on watching him do the marinade for 50 wings at a family reunion and reducing it down. Am I setting my heat to high? What temp do you grill yours at, they look perfect!!? Lately I am having issues with the skin sticking to the grill even when I oil the grill. Like you I ‘over cook’ them a bit to get the falling apart crispy. Objectively speaking though, both charcoal and gas grills are capable of producing a very good product.Īppreciate this post, I have a Filipino marinade from an old family friend that I love, there is no oil in the marinade. That’s critical to getting beautiful caramelization and crispiness on chicken wings without charring them. When grilling on a charcoal grill, make sure there is no flame, only red-hot glowing coals. If I want some smoky flavor I will just throw a couple of wood chunks on each side of the fire pit. It gives me more flavor and a crispier skin. My preference is to grill chicken wings on a charcoal grill. Keep sugars to a minimum or don’t use at all. Sugary marinade will make it very hard to grill wings without burning them. I recently experimented with Bulgogi-Style Chicken Wings and loved the results. If it tastes great, the wings will do too. The marinade for grilled wings is important. ![]() Grilled chicken wings come out crispy-skinned, with beautifully caramelized surface. If you throw in a couple of chunks of cherry wood just before you load chicken wings on the grill you will get some of that smoky flavor too. Marinated in an excellent marinade and properly grilled, they turn out just as juicy as smoked wings. ![]() I am telling you, these grilled chicken wings are the best, you won’t need another grilled wing recipe.įor a long time I’ve been a fan of smoked wings, but grilled chicken wings make a heck of a competition. An uneven number of leftover wings results in passionate disputes over who gets to get an extra wing. Any leftovers are closely watched by every family member. These grilled chicken wings is probably the only food over which we fight in our family. ![]()
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