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dishes you can make with chicken
wings. Here are a couple of exam­
ples. Spanish Wings with Rice is a
hearty main dish and the M ing
Wings - a 1-2-3 tasty surprise - can
yfltily double for hors d ovevres at
party time. Enjoy!
Spanish Chicken Wings
and Rica
3 lbs. Chicken wings
W cup all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon salt
14 cup salad oil
1 large onion, chopped
1 green pepper, chopped
1 clove garlic, minced
1 can (4 ouncel sliced
rooms Idrained)
1 cup regular rice, uncooked
1 can 116 ouncel tomatoes
1 can (10 % ouncel condensed
cream of mushroom soup
14 cup water, if needed
14 teaspoon chili powder
In a plastic bag, mix flour, salt
and pepper. Add wings, three or
and place in casserole. Add onion,
pepper and garlic to remaining oil in
skillet. Saute about 5 minutes; add
mushrooms and continue cooking
fo r 5 minutes more. S tir in rice,
tomatoes, tomato sauce, mushroom
soup, water and chili powder. Pour
m ixture over chicken; cover and
bake at 350* fo r 1 hour or u n til
chicken is fork tender and rice is
done. Makes 6 servings.
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Ming Wings
3 lbs. chicken wings
% cup cooking oil
14 cup honey
4 tablsspoons dljon style
mustard
3 tablespoons sesame seed
In fry pan heat oil over medium
heat. Add wings, 6-8 at a time, and
brow n on all sides. Remove
browned wings to long baking pan.
M ix together honey, mustard and
sesame seed. Spread half of sauce
over wings. Bake at 350* fo r 20
minutes. Turn wings; spread with
remaining sauce. Continue baking
20 minutes or until chicken is brown
and fork tender. Makes 4 servings as
a main dish meal. Ming Wings are
delicious as an hors d'ouevre if
disjointed fo r finger handling at
party time.
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