Chicken
Blood Orange Glazed Chicken Wings with Minted Whipped Feta
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Hannah
March 4, 2022
Everyone really likes the whipped feta. I’ve made it by itself for a party dip. But the wings…yum. I would suggest adding a 1/4 tsp of minced garlic to the dip, or really, just a small clove. Letting the dip sit in the fridge for an hour seems to make it more flavorful.
Tbird
January 25, 2012
Dare i make these for Super Bowl?
arielleclementine
January 25, 2012
haha! you dare! they really are good wings. the dip can be a bit thick, depending on the type of feta you use, so thin it with a bit of milk or cream if need be. if you're not quite convinced, i love love this wing recipe, which is great on it's own without a dip: http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2011/09/mahogany-glazed-chicken-wings-recipe.html
chefshatz
April 26, 2011
I am dying to make this! Do you think this recipe would work substituting skinless chicken thighs for the wings? If so, what would you recommend as far as cook time.
arielleclementine
April 27, 2011
thank you so much! i think it should work with chicken thighs- though you won't have the delicious/fatty crackly skin bits. the flavors will all be there though. i think the bake time should be pretty comparable. i'd probably drop the temperature down to the 375 or 400 though, since you don't need the high heat to crisp the skin. let me know how it turns out!
cheese1227
December 7, 2010
Hi Arielleclemintine,
I want to make these for a party but it's not blood orange season yet. You think I could mix half orange, half pomegranate juice?
I want to make these for a party but it's not blood orange season yet. You think I could mix half orange, half pomegranate juice?
arielleclementine
December 9, 2010
hi cheese! thanks for making these wings again! i think your idea sounds just lovely, though i might use a bit less pomegranate juice then orange juice- i personally find it a bit bitter. please let me know how this works out if you try it!
luvcookbooks
September 21, 2010
this sounds delish
reminds me of a recipe from The China Moon Cookbook by Barbara Tropp
(no feta, natch)
going to try these
reminds me of a recipe from The China Moon Cookbook by Barbara Tropp
(no feta, natch)
going to try these
arielleclementine
October 4, 2010
thanks! i haven't heard of this cookbook, but of course i'm not surprised to hear i'm not the first to put a citrus/chile glaze on chicken! i hope you like it :)
Rochelle B.
September 20, 2010
This sounds fantastic, but I'm just wondering where everyone is finding blood oranges this time of year? They are out of season!
Rochelle B.
September 20, 2010
Okay, after picking a few local chefs' brains, I'm thinking that blood orange sorbet would work as a substitution ... I'm going to try it with that and report back. :o)
cheese1227
September 20, 2010
There is also a blood orange concentrate that I've used in professional kitchens. Here is a link on amazon. http://www.amazon.com/The-Perfect-Puree-Napa-Valley/dp/B000280UPK
It's a bit steep at $25, but it is concentrate and it freezes really well.
It's a bit steep at $25, but it is concentrate and it freezes really well.
Helenthenanny
September 20, 2010
oof, that is a tricky one! as i was just telling halfasiangirl and mrslarkin, arielleclementine (the sister of my life) is in europe for two weeks, eating her way through france and italy with her husband, otherwise i'm sure she would love to help find some blood oranges! thanks for the comment (on her behalf), and i'm sure she will look forward to hearing the outcome!
arielleclementine
October 4, 2010
hi rochelle :) thanks for your interest in my recipe! i created this for the blood orange/feta/mint contest last year, so naturally i used blood oranges. i feel that the best substitute would simply be regular ole freshly-squeezed orange juice. you won't have the reddish-tint on the wings, but i think the flavor will be really similar :)
halfasiangirl
September 20, 2010
I never would have thought to pair the whipped feta with chicken wins. Sounds fantastic. (P.S. Yay Texas!)
Helenthenanny
September 20, 2010
hi there halfasiangirl! as i was just telling mrslarkin, my dear sister is in europe for two weeks, eating her way through france and italy with her husband! but thanks for the comment (on her behalf) and DO try them, they are really, really yummy!
mrslarkin
September 17, 2010
Yes! Glad this is in the running! How's life down yonder? We've missed you!
Helenthenanny
September 20, 2010
mrslarkin, hello! ma belle soeur is in paris with her sweet husband for two weeks, but i'm sure she'll be delighted to see your comment upon her return! just didn't want you to feel snubbed by that little orange we all know and love!
arielleclementine
October 4, 2010
hi mrslarkin! life down here is wonderful! my husband and i just got back from a trip to france and italy, and had a fantastic time- we ate approximately 40 pounds of food- it was terrific! thanks for your kind words :)
mistermartha
April 8, 2010
The wings are in the oven. Smells divine! Thank you for this twist of an idea!
Totally agree that the feta dip was thick- I threw in a splash of whole milk.
Totally agree that the feta dip was thick- I threw in a splash of whole milk.
Allison C.
March 5, 2010
Oh, for heaven's sake, you sisters have GOT to stop! This looks amazing--the photo, yes, definitely, but I mean the whole recipe seems fabulous. I will definitely be making this. Have a great time on your spring break with spunky gran (I have some aunts in their 80s who still sizzle, so I can only imagine). Thanks for posting another great entry.
arielleclementine
March 14, 2010
what fun!! thank you so much! helen and i had a blast with our granny :)
mrslarkin
March 4, 2010
Rats! We've been out-cooked again. Girl, you can make your very own cookbook! This one's yettilicious.
arielleclementine
March 4, 2010
oh man! i laughed and laughed when i saw this!! thanks for the lovely compliment too :)
aargersi
March 4, 2010
These sound wonderful! Pefect springtime in Texas (or anywhere but we are the lucky ones in the sunshine :-) snack ... better served poolside?
Hadyourtea?
March 4, 2010
fantastic new take on buffalo wings with blue cheese sauce.... yours sounds soooo much better
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