Air Fryer Chicken Mid-joint Wings ~ Crispy and Juicy

Just to share another quick and easy air fryer recipe - because who doesn’t love a shortcut to deliciousness? and yes, health too?

This time we have chicken mid-joints :) I used to rely on the oven, but now the air fryer steals the show -- cooking faster and leaving those pesky fats behind for a healthier, crispier bite. Win-win! 

How's that for you?

Air fryer chicken wings healthy and crispy
In Philips Air Fryer Basket


Air fryer chicken wing
                                              Chicken mid-joints with perfect crispy crunch.


Ingredients:

1) Chicken mid-joints (1kg) - thawed

2) Sesame oil (1 tablespoon)

3) Oyster sauce and a pinch of salt

4) Montreal Steak spice/seasoning


Steps:

1) Thaw the mid-joints. Once thawed, pat them dry.

2) Place all mid-joints in a dish (preferrable one with lid). 

3) Drizzle in all other ingredients.

4) Mix (you may use disposable hand gloves) to ensure all mid-joints are evenly coated with seasoning.

5) Season in the fridge for 2 hours (this step is optional if you are pressed for time)

6) Arrange the wings in the air fryer inner basket (best to spray some oil to avoid sticking). Place them in a single layer avoiding overlaps as ideally we want the whole skin to be crispy.

7) Air fry for 20 mins at 180 degree Centigrade. Air fry another 5 mins at 190 mins.

8) Enjoy!

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

15D South Island New Zealand Road Trip, Winter, June 2024

Image
Decided to write about our memorable trip to New Zealand in June 2024. It has been on my mind for quite some time, and I've finally carved out some time to make it happen ~ it is now or never!😄 Let's dive in! The June school holiday is upon us again! And here comes the much-anticipated family trip to New Zealand! This is our second family trip to NZ (following our first to the North Island in the previous year ~ June 2023), and this time we are exploring the South Island! We flew by Air New Zealand (code-sharing with Singapore Airlines) by redeeming in part unutilized credits due to a cancelled trip affected by Covid back in 2019. The airfare costs around S$7800 for the four of us (2 Adults, 1 teenager, and 1 child). Flight information at Changi Airport on departure We decided to do the SIN-CHC-QTN-SIN route as after much contemplations and research (including reading blogs and consulting destination exports on Tripadvisor.com), ending the trip in Queenstown is a better choice...
Read more

The Language of (Many) Hugs 😍

Image
Morning. Arms outstretched—his silent invitation for a hug. Afternoon. Back from school, same gesture. This time, arms flung wider, like he’s trying to hug the entire universe, and paired with a sheepish grin that says, Well? What are you waiting for? Late afternoon. I'm still deep in keyboard wizardry, spinning deadlines out of caffeine and desperation. He saunters in -- No words. Arms spread out like a human starfish, shuffling left, right, and sideways like a determined penguin on a mission, silently demanding a pause in my productivity.  All occasions , I welcome with open heart and open arms. Rain or shine, chaos or calm, my arms are a 24/7 hug station. No occasion too big, no moment too small -- come what may, life. Night. My turn now. Come here, hug hug buddy. Hug before you disappear into your fortress of solitude. ~ ~ ~ That’s my boy. Words aren’t really his thing -- at least not the spoken or dramatic facial expressions.  But give him a pen, and suddenly, he’s a...
Read more

Dipping my toes (my brush) into Acrylic Painting

Image
I've never been much good at visual art—painting, in particular—like, ever. It’s just not my cup of tea. Or so I told myself. Ironically, if childhood interests are any indication of our true callings, I’m more of a musical soul, proven by the stash of singing competition prizes I collected back in my primary and secondary school days. But those glory days were, well, donkey years ago. Recently, though, as I wandered through the land of "What should I do next?" after an intentional career slowdown/hiatus, a few close friends started raving about their painting journeys. And wouldn’t you know it—a little spark of curiosity ignited in me. Alright then, I thought, maybe I’ll give it a whirl. You never know until you try, right? So, like any good beginner in the 21st century, I dove headfirst into research mode. Countless YouTube tutorials? Check. Blogs with impossibly beautiful masterpieces? Check. An existential crisis over choosing a medium? Double check. Watercolor? Oil? ...
Read more