JAP's Asian Smokey Honey Wings

JAP's Asian Smokey Honey Wings Recipe
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Recipe Rating:
 3 Ratings
Categories: Chicken, Asian
Keywords: sweet, wings, smoke, heat
Serves: 6-8
Prep Time:
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Ingredients

5 lb chicken wings *cut in half at wing tip*
1/4 c soy sauce
1/4 c ketchup
1/4 c dry sherri *sherry*
1 Tbsp granulated garlic
1 Tbsp granulated onion
1 tsp ginger powder
3 Tbsp light brown sugar
1/2 tsp ground mustard
1/2 tsp sea salt
1 tsp cayenne pepper
juice & zest of 1 lime
cilantro, fresh for garnish
BASTE
1/4 c apple juice
1/4 c limeade
4 Tbsp dry sherri *sherry*
3/4 c honey, divided
2 Tbsp seasame oil
Pinched by ladynann, and 156 more.
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Well Seasoned
Danville VA, lives in Crestview, FL
logansw
Member Since Feb 2011
Sherri's Notes:

Yummy wings dedicated to my beloved Just A Pinch Kitchen Crew. After meeting you all last year, I found it fitting to create something special that you could call your own. I hope that my wings will do you justice. I heart U!!! Cooking and a Smokin' with Passion, sw :)

 

Directions

1
Marinate chicken wings with ingredients 2-12 in a zip lock bag. Place bag in fridge to marinate overnight.
2
Remove wings from fridge and allow to reach room temperature.
3
Reserve 1/3 of honey for drizzling. Whisk remaining baste ingredients thoroughly.
4
Prep smoker to 250 degrees. Smoke wings for 1 1/2- 2 hours. Baste every 15 minutes or so. Change out wood chips and add additional liquid to water pan as needed.
5
Remove wings from smoker and drizzle with additional honey and garnish with cilantro.
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cookinginillinois
Rose Mary Mogan cookinginillinois
Aug 20, 2012
Another BLUE RIBBON winner Sherrie, I am sure. Looks awesome. I am sure the flavors are awesome. Great Job.
logansw
Aug 20, 2012
Aww, thank you Rose! How have you been? sw☺
Wildflours
Aug 20, 2012
Might have to try this one! :D Looks good! Is there something I can sub for the sherry though, hon? I have an open bottle of Cakebread Cellars Sauvignon Blanc. We just don't happen to care for dry sherry and they say the rule of thumb is to always use what you enjoy drinking when you cook. Would it be an ok sub, though?? (I don't know much about wines at all!!! That's my hubby's expertise, lol!)I'd rather just have a cold beer! I know, my bad, lol!! :D :D
logansw
Aug 20, 2012
Thanks Kelly! I dry red wine or even whiskey would be a great sub. I've used all 3 when smoking meats. Let me know how you like it. sw☺
mikasldy
Sandy Mika mikasldy
Aug 20, 2012
hey Kelly, maybe that rule of thumb applies here also, I would go ahead and try with beer, thats what I have on hand, LOL 8]
logansw
Aug 20, 2012
any spirits would be great. make this recipe your own. you can call me the SUB QUEEN!!! LOL
Wildflours
Aug 20, 2012
Thanks, guys! I didn't want to use something that would ruin her recipe! :( And Sandy, I think you're right about the beer! It's light and wouldn't mess with her flavors too much.
I'll let you know how we like them, Sherri! Thanks for "sherri-ng", LOL! ;) :D
mikasldy
Sandy Mika mikasldy
Aug 20, 2012
going over the list of ingredients here, I'm sure this would come out great with a beer sub, with the lime and the cilantro. I will have to try , these do sound great 8]
Wildflours
Aug 20, 2012
(*I'll have to bake these low and slow in the oven first, then finish on the grill, as we don't have a smoker.)But that should be ok! :D
logansw
Aug 20, 2012
Thanks ladies. Low and slow in the oven and then that grilling would be awesome...sw☺

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