False advertising, that's what it is..
I bought some chicken wings last Saturday, because the packing said "extra spicy"..I made some for dinner tonight, and I was excited. "Extra spicy wings for dinner? On a WEDNESDAY, of all days? Yes. Please!"
So I shoved them in the oven, setting the time for 35 minutes. The bag said 30 minutes at 180 degrees", but I always give my food a bit extra, just to make sure the food is done. The smell of spicy wings were all over the house! So good! It made me very excited for the food!
I grabbed my oven gloves and took the wings out of the oven. They looked amazing! Lots of sauce on them, which is absolutely key for getting that SPICY kick.. I then took a bite out of one wing, and.. Well.. let's just say I have had more spicy chips than this..
"Mate, what is THIS..?" I asked myself.. "These wings aren't spicy at all.. Pff.."
I don't want my "extra spicy" hot wings to go down easy. I want to sweat. I want to squirm in pain.. I want to feel EVERY. SINGLE. BITE on my tongue..
But no.. They didn't even manage to do that..
Extra spicy? More like extra weak..
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It would probably be healthier than the processed food..
Once you've made up a big jar of your spice mix, most of the work is done.
You just need an oven baked recipe rather than a deep fried one.
Once you've made up a big jar of your spice mix, most of the work is done.
You just need an oven baked recipe rather than a deep fried one.
I never deep fry my chicken wings. They are always made in the oven