ShadowDriver
somebody shut me the fark up.
Thanks to T.Mac's gracious sharing of his Latin Wings recipe, we just had a ridiculously amazing dinner.
Friday afternoon, I followed directions and used 1 cup of Mojo criollo to 1/2 cup of Bitter Orange.
I'd intended to marinate these until Sunday... but, "life happened," and I cooked them up on Monday evening.
The bird didn't look all that special when I drained the marinade and let it rest in the fridge, covered with some
I couldn't find the Badia sazon tropical, but Trev assured me that the Tajin Clasico would also be tasty. He wasn't kidding.
Fired up the kettle with the Vortex... let her rip for just about an hour...
Huge thanks to T.Mac for the results... but I'll have you know that ownership of the last wing almost came to blows.
If you folks haven't tried this and have access to Amazon or a Hispanic Grocery... you need some of this in your lives.
T.Mac said:I've done it with thighs before several times and it just explodes with flavor. This will be the first time with wings, but it should be similar, with even more tasty crispy skin.
I use two parts Badia mojo to one part Badia sour orange and marinate for about 48 hours in the fridge. Then pat dry, rub in some Badia sazon tropical and let rest uncovered in the fridge for at least an hour.
Friday afternoon, I followed directions and used 1 cup of Mojo criollo to 1/2 cup of Bitter Orange.
I'd intended to marinate these until Sunday... but, "life happened," and I cooked them up on Monday evening.
The bird didn't look all that special when I drained the marinade and let it rest in the fridge, covered with some
I couldn't find the Badia sazon tropical, but Trev assured me that the Tajin Clasico would also be tasty. He wasn't kidding.
Fired up the kettle with the Vortex... let her rip for just about an hour...
Huge thanks to T.Mac for the results... but I'll have you know that ownership of the last wing almost came to blows.
If you folks haven't tried this and have access to Amazon or a Hispanic Grocery... you need some of this in your lives.