This morning at Aeon, I picked up a packet of chicken mid wings. Mid wings are my favorite part of chicken wings.
I actually hadn't planned to make these bacon wrapped wings. When I got home, I took out a packet of bacon to defrost. They defrost quite quickly.
I put the chicken wings on a metal rack and placed them in the fridge for a few hours. Overnight would be better but this will do. Meanwhile I went ahead and took care of other things.
I used one strip of bacon for one wing. There were 12 mid wings but only 9 bacon strips. Dang! But no matter.
I preheated the air fryer at 200C and set the air fryer for 20 minutes. I air fried the wings for about 17 minutes (flipping the wings after 10 minutes) and took them out when the bacon was well browned. I turned off the air fryer and left the 3 unwrapped wings inside to brown further on residual heat.
I let the wings cool off and then sampled one. I don't have to tell you how it was. Anything wrapped in bacon will taste good, right? Right!
Makes me think of pigs in a blanket...just that it is chicken wrapped in bacon. Must be very nice!
ReplyDeleteAh yes, similar and it was very nice!
DeleteFirst of all, I agree 100% that anything wrapped in bacon will taste good. The mid wing is also my favourite part. These days wings & breast (if they're not dry) is beginning to grow on me. I don't mind them at all sometimes even preferring them to thigh which I find a bit too fatty at times. Now these wings look like something I'd want to cook in the airfryer but my bacon burns after 5 mins (it has happened to me a few times already, even just seconds more and I'm in trouble), so I'm wondering how it didn't burn in yours when you cook it for a lengthy 17 mins. Did you try making this in your old Philips airfryer?...as that would be similar to if I cooked it in mine. P/S: I can join you & TM in dancing around coconut trees....lol! :D
ReplyDeleteI think my bacon did not burn because it is wrapped and due to the many layers (also quite moist) it was more insulated from the heat. I did not make this in the Philips air fryer, in fact this is the first time I wrapped wings with bacon. LOL on dancing around coconut trees!
DeleteYour chicken wings wrapped in bacon is superior to sausage wrapped in bacon because sausage is processed food. Looks tasty. My spouse would eat them all without hesitation because he loves to eat bacon.
ReplyDeleteI have to make this again hee...hee...
DeleteI also love bacon especially crispy ones, I can just eat them without bread or eggs..... Looking at your blanket wrapping wings, I can imagine how tasty they are! Salivating now in the morning!
ReplyDeleteMe too! Crispy bacon is the best :)
DeleteBeautifully made. Love this!! I like mid-wings too.
ReplyDeleteThank you! It was very good. Next time must make more hee..hee..
DeleteI have the same question as Kris, the bacon will be cooked faster than the wings, how come yours done so perfectly?
ReplyDeleteSee my reply to Kris :)
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