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Crispy Baked Maple Sriracha Wings

Crispy Baked Maple Sriracha Wings. Forget the fryer! You’ll never miss it when you try these oven baked, crispy coated chicken wings that get tossed in a simple, sweet, sticky, spicy, maple sriracha glaze.

Crispy Baked Maple Sriracha Wings close up of wings on a multi coloured plate

Crispy Baked Maple Sriracha Wings

One of my favourite condiments these days is Sriracha sauce, which I discovered that I really liked a few years back but it seems to be everywhere these days.

It’s a basic Thai hot sauce made from basic ingredients like chili peppers, garlic, sugar and vinegar.

It is a little sweet and doesn’t use nearly as much vinegar as many Southern hot sauces. Which is probably why I like it so much.

I love to use it on my eggs at brunch, on steaks or one as one of my new addictions, mixed into ketchup to make a spicy dip for french fries.

I also have used it as a substitute hot sauce for Buffalo wings on occasion. Honestly liked it much better that the traditional, very vinegary hot sauce version.

Maple Syrup pairs so well with the spicy flavour of Sriracha Sauce.

That thought inspired the thought to use it in a maple glaze to use on some crispy wings.

These wings could easily be deep fried if you like but those in the photo actually have been oven baked before being tossed in the sweet, sticky, spicy glaze.

Make them for your next game night feast but you’d better make plenty, these are going to go fast.

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Crispy Baked Maple Sriracha Wings close up of wings on a multi coloured plate
Yield: 2 - 3 lbs chicken wings

Crispy Baked Maple Sriracha Wings

Prep Time: 15 minutes
Cook Time: 45 minutes
Total Time: 1 hour

Crispy Baked Maple Sriracha Wings - Forget the fryer! You'll never miss it when you try these oven baked, crispy coated chicken wings that get tossed in a simple, sweet, sticky, spicy, maple sriracha glaze.

Ingredients

  • 2 to 3 pounds chicken wings, cut in pieces, wing tips removed
  • 1 cup flour
  • 1/4 tsp cayenne pepper
  • 1/2 tsp black pepper
  • 3 tbsp ground ginger
  • 2 tsp salt
  • 3/4 cup pure maple syrup
  • 2 tbsp Sriracha sauce, or more to taste
  • 2 eggs
  • 3 tbsp water

Instructions

  1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees F.
  2. Sift together the flour, black pepper, cayenne pepper, ground ginger and salt to form a dredging mixture.
  3. Whisk together the water and eggs to make an egg wash.
  4. Dip each wing into the flour dredge, then in the egg was and back into the flour dredge again.
  5. Place on a lightly oiled baking sheet and lightly drizzle or spray the tops with a little more olive oil.
  6. Bake at 375 degrees F for about 45 to 60 minutes. Flip the wing pieces at half way through the cooking time.
  7. When they are crispy and fully cooked toss them into the Maple Sriracha Sauce
  8. While the chicken is baking, prepare your sauce by slowly simmering together the maple syrup and Sriracha sauce. The volume of the sauce after it has simmer enough should be reduced to about a half cup.

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Kitty

Tuesday 22nd of January 2019

Delicious! I made these wings and the honey barbecue wings and brought them to a football party. They were a big hit and everyone was very impressed. Great recipe thank you

Teouna

Thursday 19th of October 2017

What if I have everything BUT ginger 👀

Barry C. Parsons

Wednesday 25th of October 2017

I'd still go ahead.

David

Tuesday 4th of July 2017

Made these wings today my guests loved them but I was disappointed that they looked nothing like the photo. Mine looked more like just baked wings although they were crispy but after rolling the wings in the sauce they did not look the nice red color. What did I do wrong?

Barry C. Parsons

Tuesday 11th of July 2017

Hmmm...different Sriracha brand maybe? If they tasted good that's what matters.

Leslie

Monday 2nd of November 2015

This has become a family favorite! To coat the wings, I use 2 large plastic Glad storage containers, the 13 cup size, with lids. Make the egg wash in one and the flour mixture in the other. Use tongs to place the wings into the flour container, cover with the lid and shake to coat, then transfer wings to the egg wash container. You can shake with the lid on, or I usually flip the pieces over with the tongs and transfer back to the flour container, put the lid on and shake again. Thanks for the great recipe!

Bisa

Friday 15th of May 2015

I am using this recipe for the third time. Love it.

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