75 Min
GF
NF
Madras Chicken Wings
This recipe has been in slow development for almost 10 years and we are still tweaking it for perfection. There are two layers of masala for the marinade to get to well seasoned crispy wings!
This recipe has been in slow development for almost 10 years and we are still tweaking it for perfection. There are two layers of masala for the marinade to get to well seasoned crispy wings!
Cook Time
120 Minutes
Serves
3
Directions
Step 1
Marinate the chicken wings in the first marinade and bake at 250°F for 30 minutes.
Step 2
Combine all of the above with 1 cup water and purée.
Step 3
Pour over the wings, toss evenly and bake the wings again at 200°F for another hour.
Step 4
The wings should be crispy and dry and evenly coated with the marinade masala.
Notes & Variations
- Amchur is a dried green mango found at most Indian grocers.
- Jaggery is a raw palm sugar also found at most Indian grocers.
- Find BBQ masala at pondishop.com but to make your own blend: combine 2 parts kalonji seeds, 1 part black cumin and black pepper, 1/2 part cardamom seeds. Roast for 5 minutes in a 300°F oven, cool, then grind. Add 1 part amchur powder.
- The wings can be cooked a day or two before and reheated before serving. Alternatively, marinate in the first or second masala and leave them overnight.
Ingredients
Step 1
Marinate the chicken wings in the first marinade and bake at 250°F for 30 minutes.
Step 2
Combine all of the above with 1 cup water and purée.
Step 3
Pour over the wings, toss evenly and bake the wings again at 200°F for another hour.
Step 4
The wings should be crispy and dry and evenly coated with the marinade masala.
Notes & Variations
- Amchur is a dried green mango found at most Indian grocers.
- Jaggery is a raw palm sugar also found at most Indian grocers.
- Find BBQ masala at pondishop.com but to make your own blend: combine 2 parts kalonji seeds, 1 part black cumin and black pepper, 1/2 part cardamom seeds. Roast for 5 minutes in a 300°F oven, cool, then grind. Add 1 part amchur powder.
- The wings can be cooked a day or two before and reheated before serving. Alternatively, marinate in the first or second masala and leave them overnight.
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75 Min
GF
NF
Stock Your Pantry
Tags:
75 Min
GF
NF
Stock Your Pantry
BBQ Masala
$12
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