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Every year I try to challenge myself in the kitchen by cooking at least one thing a month that takes me completelyout of my comfort zone. For the record, cookies are comfort zone muffins and scones are my safe place chewy blondies and rich chocolate brownies feel as safe a fuzzy blanket, and plates of pasta are always a blinking neon HAPPY signSo what gets me anxious behind the countertop MEAT. Not all meat I can cook a juicy burger or Sicilian Braciole  without breaking a sweat. Its mainly meat that needs prep. You know the butchering, to put it delicately. It makes me cringe and clam up and want to run very very fast in the other direction. Im a wimp like that. Hands down my favorite appetizer to order when we dine out is sticky, spicy, saucy chicken wings. Theyre such a treat because theyre something I never ever ever make at home. Or I should say, up until last week I never ever made at home. February was all about the chicken wing challenge And although there were quite a few tears and a whole lot of swearing, I have to say one bite of these sweet and spicy sriracha baked chicken wings made it all worth it. Redemption is sweet. So lets get down to details, shall we First up, the cooking process. These wings are baked not fried so youll need a very large baking sheet and an oven for this adventure. The wings will get thoroughly patted down with paper towels this helps remove excess moisture before getting tossed with spices and oil. I used sesame oil here because I love the subtle Asian flavor it lends to the overall taste. You can find sesame oil in ethnic markets and most large grocery stores its usually in the ethnic cooking aisle. The wings will bake for 5. F. During this time you can prepare your sauce. I love this sweet and spicy sriracha sauce Its made with sriracha, honey, butter, and spices ALL OF THE YUMMY THINGS. Youll cook this combination of delicious ingredients on the stove top. Once the wings have baked, youll toss them in the said sauce, crank up the broiler on your oven, and bake them for an additional 4 5 minutes. This final stage is important for crisping The broiling really seals the sauce into the wings and creates that crunchy skin we all know and love. These wings are spicy, crunchy, and saucy on the outside tender, meaty, and luscious on the inside. This recipe makes 3 pounds of wings enough to serve 3 4 hungry friends. If you plan on feeding a crowd, I highly encourage you to multiply this recipe as needed. I promise you youll have no problem getting them to go go goI made these for a bunch of boys last week and all I can say is HOLY COW they were a huge hit If you make this recipe, I would love it if you let me know Leave a comment below, or snap a photo and post it to instagram using the Bakerby. Nature hashtag. Knowing you made a recipe and enjoyed it always makes my day Authorbakerbynature. Ingredients. 3 pounds chicken wings. For the sauce 4 tablespoons unsalted butter. Sriracha sauce. 1 tablespoon soy sauce. Instructions. Preheat the oven to 4. F. Line a large rimmed baking sheet with parchment paper set aside. Dry the chicken wings thoroughly with paper towels, pressing down hard to remove as much excess moisture as possible. Place the chicken wings in a large bowl set aside. In a small bowl combine the melted butter, sesame oil, garlic powder, salt, pepper, and cayenne. Pour this mixture over the wings and using your hands, toss well to coat. Spread the wings in a single layer on the prepared baking sheet. Bake the wings until browned and crisp 5. In the meantime, make the sauce Melt the butter in a small pot over medium heat. Once its melted, add the crushed red pepper and ginger cook for a minute, then add in the honey, Sriracha, soy sauce, lime juice, and vinegar. Bring the mixture to light boil, stirring constantly, then stir in the cornstarch cook just until thickened up about 3. Remove from the heat and set aside. When the wings have finished baking, carefully remove the tray from the oven and set aside. Increase the oven temperature to the broiler setting. Carefully remove the wings from the baking sheet and transfer to a large, heatproof bowl. Pour the warm sauce over the wings and gently toss to coat. Drain any excess oil from the baking sheet, then transfer the wings back to the prepared sheet and place the pan in the oven for 4 5 minutes. Stay near your oven during this time the broiler acts fast. Carefully remove wings from the oven and transfer them to a large serving platter. Sprinkle the wings with sesame seeds, cilantro, and more honey if desired serve with lime wedges and lots of napkins. Maple Sriracha Baked Chicken Wings. Oh, game day food. You do us in with your oodles of fat and calories. Making us run and sweat to work you off. So not worth it. Not when you can prepare some of those favorites with just a tweak or two and get just as delicious results. Wings, kind of already loaded in fat, really dont need to be fried to give you great flavor and texture. Baking them at a high heat and baking long enough to get a crisp exterior is basically the secret to making these even better tasting than fried. Ive made these with Buffalo sauce as well, using the same technique. They were amazing Im not exactly read not at all a football fan. I debated over admitting that, but to me, Superbowl is an excuse to get together with friends, eat and watch the commercials. So, if youre into watching the gameyou may not want to come to my house. Ill talk your ear off through the entire game, telling you about how I had to take 7. I tried on fifteen pairs of jeans in the store only to find one that I didnt have to cut a foot off the bottom. Then, Id probably stand in front of the TV still talking while youre trying to at least get a glimpse of the game, but Id probably stop talking long enough to stick a chicken wing in my mouth and for you to watch the commercials. Notesfew pinches each of kosher salt and black pepper. Rinse, trim and dry the wings see Notes. Place the dried wings in a large non metallic bowl. Sprinkle them with just a bit of kosher salt and pepper and give them a toss. Add the maple syrup, sriracha and soy sauce. Toss again to coat all of the wings. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least 3 hours or overnight. Remove the wings from the refrigerator for about 1. Preheat your oven to 4. Line a large sided baking sheet with heavy duty aluminum foil things will get sticky. Place the wings on the baking sheet. Leave any remaining sauce in the bowl or your wings wont get crisp. Bake for 3. 0 minutes. Turn the wings over and bake for 5 more minutes. Give them one last turn and bake for 5 more minutes to get nice and crisp. Notes You can buy wings already cut into pieces and tips removed. Whether you buy them that way or have to cut them up yourself, I use kitchen shears to cut any extra fat from the wings. It makes a huge difference.