Orleans Honey Lemon Roasted Wings
1.
Prepare the ingredients, let the chicken wings cool and rinse, and drain the water for later use.
2.
Make three knives on the front and back of each chicken wing.
3.
Add 35 grams of marinade, 35 grams of water, and mix well.
4.
Put the chicken wings in a fresh-keeping box, put them on the fresh-keeping layer of the refrigerator, and let them marinate for half a day to a day to taste.
5.
Wash a fresh lemon and cut it into thin slices, soak it in honey, and soak it for more than half a day.
6.
Take out the lemon slices from the honey and place them on tin foil. At the same time, heat up and down to 200 degrees, and preheat the oven at a high temperature.
7.
Place the marinated chicken wings on the lemon slices.
8.
When you hear a beep from the oven to indicate that the preheating is in place, put the chicken wings into the middle layer and begin to bake for 30 minutes.
9.
At this time, dissolve 20 grams of maltose with 20 grams of hot boiling water and stir into sugar water for later use.
10.
Take out the chicken wings for the first 10 minutes and apply a layer of maltose water on the surface.
11.
Take out the chicken wings in the second 10 minutes and brush the surface with a layer of Orleans marinade.
12.
Take out the chicken wings in the second 10 minutes and brush the surface with a layer of Orleans marinade.
Tips:
Maltose water can be replaced with honey. If you don’t have lemons, you can switch to oranges.