Wing it! A Super Bowl for the Super Bowl
This year, Super Bowl arrives on Sunday, February 1, 2015, during which time this TV super-watching event is accompanied by the eating of chicken wings. Mix it up a bit this year and pass a super bowl of Greek Chicken Wings as the ultimate accompaniment to your Super Bowl viewing.
On a very hot grill, cook the wings until
they are crispy and light brown in color. If grilling is not in your plans, place the wings on a rack on top of a
baking sheet and bake in the middle of a pre-heated 425F oven for 45 minutes to
an hour. Putting the wings on a rack allows air to circulate around them and create as much crispiness as possible--a plus with chicken wings. As an additional option, you
may wish to deep-fry the wings. If you choose to fry the wings, pat lightly with paper towels prior to cooking.
Wings:
50 chicken wings
salt
& pepper
juice
of one lemon
1
t. dry oregano
1 T. extra-virgin olive oil
2 T. Texas Pete hot sauce*
1 T. extra-virgin olive oil
2 T. Texas Pete hot sauce*
In
a large bowl, combine the wings with other ingredients and toss to coat. Cover and allow to marinate for a couple of hours.
* The hot sauce is optional and the amount you use can be increased according to your preference.
* The hot sauce is optional and the amount you use can be increased according to your preference.
The sauce is ready in a jiffy. |
Place
the cooked wings in a large bowl, pour in the sauce and toss to coat the wings
thoroughly. Serve immediately.
Sauce:
¼
cup chopped fresh oregano or 1/2 T. dry oregano
2
large cloves garlic, chopped
½
cup lemon juice
1
cup extra-virgin olive oil
¼
cup chopped red or yellow onion
pinch
of salt and of pepper
Optional:
1 t. Balsamic vinegar (to add extra zing)
Shake it all up in a jar and you're ready to wing it, Greek style. You may want to play this video while you're shaking the jar. Just a suggestion. Entirely optional.
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