Chicken wings Ingredients and tools
Main ingredients: Chicken wings ( ) Cooking oil ( )
Eggs( )
Seasonings: Taiwanese marinade ( ) Cornstarch ( ) Water ( )
Kitchenware: Air fryer
How to make chicken wings:

1. Use a small knife to cut an opening on the thicker part of the chicken wing for better flavor absorption;

2. Prepare the marinade: approximately 150g Taiwanese marinade per kilogram of chicken wings, adjust according to taste;Golden Tip: You can add a little bit of braising powder to the marinade for a better texture and taste;

3. Add some water, but not too much; just enough to ensure that the marinade fully contacts the chicken wings after mixing;Mix the water with the marinade thoroughly, then immerse the chicken wings in it so they are well coated;

4. Transfer the marinated chicken wings into a container and let them marinate for about 12 hours before frying;Marinate for 12 hours to prepare for deep-frying;

5. Add an appropriate amount of dry cornstarch, mix in the eggs thoroughly;Then add some water to mix; use a thinner consistency;

6. Start
Frying chicken wings Preheat the frying oil in the fryer to 180℃ before starting;

7. Dip the marinated chicken wings in cornstarch, ensuring they are fully coated with it, then place them in the hot oil for frying;Fry until golden and cooked through, about 8-12 minutes, drain and remove from heat after draining off excess oil;

8. Golden Tip: Sprinkle some Sichuan pepper sauce on the fried chicken wings to enhance their aroma and taste;
Tips:
Fried chicken wings are a common dish in daily life; each restaurant has its unique flavor.
This recipe demonstrates how to make Taiwanese-style fried chicken wings. It is one of the more authentic methods for making such chicken wings from Taiwan.
The marinade used here adds a rich fragrance that lingers and is irresistible. For further inquiries, you can visit Xintai Packaging at http://www.zjxt168.com/This is also a relatively authentic method for making chicken wings in Taiwan. It uses authentic Taiwanese marinades, with an aroma that lingers long after consumption. For more information, please visit XinTai Packaging at http://www.zjxt168.com/