Chinese Barbecued Chicken Wings

The only change I made was to grate my ginger and chilli and then just mix the marinade/sauce in a jug and pour over trhe wings in the baking tray (lined and would adivise doing so) and made as per recipe and the result was moist wings that melted in the mouth. The only suggestion I would offer is that I cooked the wings the meatiest side up (I had removed the wing tips for stock) and I would cook them the initially the other way for the first 15 minutes (I did them 200C fan forced oven) and then flip to have the fleshy/meat side up and cook at 165C fan forced for the last 20 minutes. Though my photo looks like they are burnt they are declicatbly delicious and moist and only over the above suggestion to maybe get better colour coverage in the cooking. Thank you mersaydees, made for Please Review My Recipe.

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My DH made this for a quick and easy dinner tonight. He made Iceberg Wedges With Creamy Blue Cheese Dressing to go with it. Made for Aus/NZ swap.

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I used pork spare ribs instead of the chicken and it was excellent. The combination of spices makes this a finger lickin good receipe.
Highly recommend for those who like compliments!

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These were great! Perfect amount of spice for us! I made more than I needed and have just had them cold today for my lunch - excellent recipe I shall be making again and again for BBQs and picnic! Made for ZWT6 Ya Ya Cookerhood.

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This was wonderful!!!! I made it with chicken legs as I could not get wings, I will make it with wings next time. I also added a tablespoon to the sauce from the pan when the chicken was cooked and served it on the side as a dipping sauce. I love how easy this was with such a wonderful flavour. A big 5 stars from all of us. Thanks for sharing mersaydees.

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Yum! I'm a big fan of hoisin sauce so I had to try this recipe. I marinated the wings overnight and cooked them in a 180oC heat oven for about 30 minutes. They were perfect. Thank you mersaydees

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These wings were really good served with fried rice. I also had to sub garlic chili paste for the chili bean paste. I loved the flavor of the barbecue sauce and can't wait to try it on other meats. Thanks for sharing the recipe!

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Very easy and tastes great. I used this on some pork chops and I baked them at 375 for 45 minutes basting every 20 minutes. Delish

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These were so yummy! I couldn't find the chili bean paste so I subbed garlic chili paste, which came out so well I can't imagine the other would be better, LOL. Sweet, tangy, with a touch of spice. Awesome!!

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Loved these wings! I used chili garlic sauce in place of the bean paste, but other than that followed the recipe exactly. I halved the recipe and it made 7 lg. wings. The cooking time worked fine even on the lg. wings, and I was worried that they may need additional time in the oven, but they didn't. I will definately be making these again! Made for Chinese/Vietnamese New Year Tag Game. Linda

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Made as written, except that I doubled the sauce so I could coat 8 large chicken legs (skin-on). I used Lee Kum Kee's chili garlic sauce for the chili bean paste. The end result was outstanding. I cooked the legs for almost an hour, and basted them liberally three times. The perfume wafting from the oven was divine. Made to celebrate the Chinese New Year. Thanks mersaydees.

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This was really delicious, but I have to admit that I left out the chili paste since I'm the only one in our family who likes spicy food. That said, everyone practically inhaled this dish for dinner tonight. I doubled the sauce part, and used 2 lbs. of boneless chicken breasts, sliced approximately the size of wings. I adjusted the cooking time as suggested, and it came out great. Made for Chinese New Year Tag. Thanks, mersaydees!

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