Best-Ever Roasted and Glazed Chicken Wings

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Forget frying. After a stint in the oven, the best part of the bird emerges fall-off-the-bone tender, with exceptionally savory, golden-brown skin.

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48 Comments

  1. Almost a chicken wing confit😊 Reminds me a lot of confit with the other pan on top forcing the wings to render in their own fat would def amp up the roasted chicken flavors. Looking forward to trying this simple but effective looking technique for my next batch of wings. Thanks ATK❤

  5. I tried these tonight and while they were good, both my husband and I agreed that we have tasted much better. They needed more seasoning and weren’t nearly as crispy as others we have made. I didn’t flip them over when broiling them and started broiling them on low. I switched the setting to high because they weren’t browning at all. Growing up, my mom always baked whole chickens (I’m not sure if you could even buy individual pieces in the 60’s and 70’s). My brother and I each ate one wing (we were VERY small eaters) and loved them!

  11. You are also preaching to an older generation. The new generations might appreciate a bone-in chicken, but they certainly don't care for it in an eating experience. Recipes need to change. Bones can be good but those who want them on their plates is a diminishing population.

  12. I think it is time for ATK to start providing convection ovens into their directions. The only energy source we have here is electric, and so many new electric stoves push you to convection. Tell us when it is critical to go through the effort to make sure our oven is not convection, because well everything sold at Costco or Home Stores for the last 20+ years was pushing convection.

  43. This comment section is remarkably full of comments from people who don't know how to cook but insist on telling others how to cook… Like more than usual even for YouTube. Hopefully the hater comments get buried under the weight of the dislike votes.

    Now, TBH I just deep fry my wings, glaze them and pop them under the broiler briefly, but as a professional I actually keep the necessaries for deep frying on hand. This method looks like it will produce very tasty wings, while not needing to handle big dutch ovens full of hot oil, so I can certainly understand why some would prefer it, and that's great for them. I especially liked the concentration on preserving and utilizing all the product, something we should see more of.

    Ps: wing tips are high in gelatine, and adding them to chicken stock improves it immensely. Chicken feet are eve better

  44. What would happen if you had a cast-iron skillet. You put just the flats on the baking sheet, put a 2nd sheet on top and used the cast iron skillet to weigh it down. Put the drumettes in the skillet (since they are round and wont squish) then roasted. The cast iron skillet would take time to heat up and slow the roasting but increase the rendering.

  46. I never understand why one would wear a ring while handling food. No matter how well you clean your hands, there will always be some "stuff" finding its way under there… then possibly carried somewhere you don't want to. It's so easy to take off all rings, bracelets etc before handling food I dont get why it is not done by everyone automatically

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