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Caliking Wings

Hi all.  I am looking to try something new and people seem pretty pumped about @Caliking's wings...Are these the "Gai Yang" wings or is there another recipe?
Toronto ON

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  • caliking
    caliking Posts: 19,780
    The gai yang wings are the ones that folks have liked . Based off of a Saveur recipe, but tweaked to my taste. I think I've posted the recipe before, but will have to look for it.

    #1 LBGE December 2012 • #2 SBGE February  2013 • #3 Mini May 2013
    A happy BGE family in Houston, TX.
  • Simcan
    Simcan Posts: 287
    Thanks! I found that recipe. Looking forward to this!

    Gai Yang - style Chix Wings

    Garlic                                   10 cloves
    Cilantro stems (with leaves)  20
    Thai chilies                           5-10
    Coriander powder                 1 tsp
    Pepper                                   2 tsp
    Lemongrass                        2 x 4" pieces (tender part of the stalk)                    
    Brown sugar, light                 3 TBSP
    Fish sauce                              2 TBSP
    Dark soy sauce                       1 TBSP
    Mirin                                       2 TBSP
    Rice wine vinegar                    2 TBSP
    Sesame oil                              2 TBSP

    Chicken wings  4 lbs

    - Blitz all of the ingredients in a food processor. 
    - Add marinade and wings to a ziploc freezer bag. Squeeze all the air out, and massage the marinade into all of the pieces.
    - Marinate overnight, preferably 2 nights. 

    - Fire up the egg, raised direct, 375°F
    - throw the wings on the grid, and reserve the marinade. I usually pour it into a small foil pan and bring it to a boil on the grid. Boil the marinade until it reduces and thickens a bit. 
    - Cook until the wings are done (170°F-ish). Get a little char on the wings by moving to a hot spot on the grid for a minute or so, or moving to a lower level, prior to pulling. 
    - Pour the reduced marinade over the wings and toss to coat them.
    - Squeeze a lime over the wings and serve. (I forgot this part on Saturday). 

    Toronto ON
  • caliking
    caliking Posts: 19,780
    Yup that looks like the latest version :)

    marinating for 2 nights really amps up the flavor. enjoy!

    #1 LBGE December 2012 • #2 SBGE February  2013 • #3 Mini May 2013
    A happy BGE family in Houston, TX.