These wings are easy to make and are the perfect party treat! … food recipe chinese asian oriental chicken wing recipes wings fried snack lila voo barocas cooking bellaonline bellaonline.com
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the tips are great for stock
Thanks for your recipe I cant wait to try it.
Wow thank you your freinds must love you!
Good work! Your video was very clear, very informative. You demonstrated very well. I cant wait to see how my dish is gonna turn out.
Thank you – that is such a nice comment – and thanks for watching too
Your videos are awesome, keep up the good work ; )
I hope your friends know how lucky they are to have you as a friend.
5/5!!
Actually, any of the sherry wines would work fine. For this recipe, you could also substitute it with apple cider vinegar
Thank you Lila. When I checked the Regina brand here in London there is no available product what are the other alternative instead of sherry? A lot of sherry wine but I’m not sure which is the one for right in cooking.
Hi -Yes, sherry is a cooking wine and I usually use “Regina” brand
Hi Lila, I’m gonna ask again about the sherry? Its a plenty of sherry and what kind of sherry did you use? Is that wine and what brand?
Save the wingtips for making Chicken Stock
I tried sending you the link, but It states I have to be friends first.
I do have an egg roll recipe here on youtube. I’ll send u the link since they won’t let you post links here in the comment section
Kikkoman
Wow yummy! What kind of soy sauce did you use.
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This looks yummy! Thanks for posting. I will try this dish!
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I love the sauce!
Dear Lila, its my pleasure to know You. Delicius your recips; thanks a lot.
Regards.
I have been looking for a spicy, but sweet recipe for chicken wings for a while, and your whole technique on preparation and cooking seems to be very easy. The only thing I don’t have is a wok, but have a few really good pieces of cookware that i think may be suitable for this recipe. You made it really easy to understand, and I think my cousin will love her chicken wings that i will be taking to her birthday party this weekend. I look forward to making this on Saturday. Thank you!!
My recipes are a mix of Cantonese, Mandarin, and American based.
You don’t have to use a wok, but depending on the dish, it is sometimes easier. If you are just starting to cook Chinese, you can simply use a large non stick pot
The wok that I use is a non stick flat bottom wok – I really don’t remember how much it cost – I’ve had it for a while now. But these days you can find a good wok for under $40
Thanks for the vids, 2 questions: Are your recipes Cantonese? Do I have to use a wok, if yes, then what is the price range for a good wok?