Marinated and Baked Chicken Wings Recipe
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I had originally submitted this to the Food for 5 blog, created by Cat from 3 Kids and Us last fall. I thought with it being football playoff season it was fitting to publish it specifically for my readers.
My mom deserves all the credit for this recipe that has been a family favorite since I was little. Enjoy!
Marinated Baked Chicken Wings
- 1 cup soy sauce
- 1 cup water
- 1/4 cup oil
- 1/4 cup pineapple juice
- 1/4 cup brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon ginger
- 1 teaspoon garlic salt
- uncooked chicken wings (approximately 16 regular)
Mix all ingredients together & marinate overnight. Bake at 375 degrees for 40-45 minutes turning once halfway through cooking time.
Tips:
- You can use the juice from a can of pineapple instead of actual pineapple juice.
- I marinate them in a gallon sized freezer bag and periodically move the wings around.
- You can use frozen chicken wings if desired or double the recipe but you may have to adjust the cooking time.
- I recommend basting them in the juices when you turn them over.
Man those sound good, might have to try that next chicken night.
YES…I can do this for Football Sunday’s at our house. I like that it is baked and some of the grease must be able to drain off this way. I am a chicken loving mama! (But, I love babies too,..haha!) thanks for recipe. i already know just from ingredient they will be a hit..am gonna add drummies too, so it can be part of a meal!
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I can’t wait to try this … chicken is a staple at our house and I’m always up for something different. My children always want me to make either Buffalo hot wings or Five Spice wings (garlic, soy sauce and five-spice; mix together; pour over wings; marinate for a couple of hours, then bake at 375 for 45 minutes, turning once. Redip in a new batch of marinade, then cook an additional 15 minutes – yummm .. I use it when I cater and when I attend buffets too), but THIS recipe sounds yum … and I don’t have my menu planned for tomorrow, so I think I’ll be running out to get the wings to make this tomorrow after church. Thanks!
Can I come for dinner?
Thank-you for posting this recipe! I was looking for an easier chicken wing recipe to make for Super Bowl instead of pulling out the fryer and frying them all day. Tell your mom she is the BEST and love her recipe!
yum! thank you for the recipe! my boyfriend is a chef and we are always looking for new recipes, and you have some great ones!
I orignally started commenting to enter the prilosec giveaway, but i’ve really come to love your blog. You have great information and fabulous pics.
Keep up the great work!
This looks like an awesome teriyaki-hawaiian-ish recipe. I bet this would be a good marinate for boneless, skinless chicken for dinner as well as the appetizer version.
Love this. Thanks!
Yum! I need a good chicken wing recipe 🙂 thanks for posting this! 🙂
i know this is an older post, but I love to look at your recipes.. this is another fab one!
I think my hubby would love these! Looks super tasty!
I forgot where I got this recipe from until I saw it on your home page again – this turned out GREAT! Thanks again for sharing this recipe.
*smacks forehead* I forgot about this recipe! I’ll have to try it this weekend.
LOL I should clarify, I have a pot luck and I’ve been trying to figure out what to take – we’re all post-WLS and I was trying to come up with some diet-friendly fare. I’m hoping these will work out OK – if I sauce them really well, they shouldn’t dry out I would think.
This really looks delicious! I love that you use brown sugar… that will be so good!!
I love chicken wings! This recipe sounds like everyone will like it.
I bet my husband would love these for the super bowl. These would be so much better than having to buy them too!
I love chicken wings and I don’t make them very often, but this recipe makes me want to try making them again 🙂 Definitely pinning for future use!
My husband loves wings, thank you for sharing.
This recipe looks very tasty. Thanks for sharing!
Looks good! I bet it would be great with some onions and bell peppers.
Oh yum! I want to make this recipe for the Holidays and serve as an appetizer. The Marinated Baked Chicken Wings is easy to make and sounds so delicious.