We were in South Carolina. One of my favorite places for a vacation. Gorgeous beaches, lovely weather and awesome drives. Our vacation to South Carolina has mostly been a summer visit and since we love driving down to South Carolina, our stay is usually 8-10 days.
South Carolina being a beach front, it is rich in seafood and we love it, but staying somewhere for 10 days and not getting your meat/chicken is difficult. So, believe it or not I freeze my chicken and meat and then take them in an ice box with frozen ice bags, that ensures the chicken stays frozen till we complete our 12 hour journey.
I tried this recipe as a fluke and the result was extra ordinarily amazing. This tangdi kebab can be made with boneless chicken as well.
Buffalo Chicken Wings can easily come under one of the most favorite chicken dishes in America. Fried and crunchy wings, dipped in hot sauce is not just finger licking good but amazingly satisfying and juicy. This amazing dish is mandatory on game nights. And, if you happen to be an Indian family like us, and have men [my hubby and 2 boys] who happen to be fans of almost all sports, you need to learn this dish.
Chicken wings make it to our living room during cricket matches, Basket ball, Soccer and even wrestling. Yupp, we watch them all and if possible, sometimes over movies as well.
A few years ago, we discovered a halal restaurant that served Chicken Wings. That’s when we started bringing them in every game time. But with time we lost interest, since the fried wings with sauce would become soggy by the time we would bring them home and serve. So, Mr. Parveez gave up on eating wings altogether and our sports days were “wingless”..LOLzzz.
One fine day, while picking up my regular halal meat, I happened to ask the butcher if he sells wings separately. As much as the question sounds silly today, you have to understand that it was coming from a woman who has never bought them in her life. So, I got some chicken wings and hot sauce and came up with this recipe. It might be a little different from your regular chicken wings, slightly more spicier but trust me, its better. You could always reduce the spice level if you prefer.
So, since then, there was no looking back. These chicken wings are loved by our friends, friends of my kids. In fact, my son once told me that his friend was telling the whole class about the amazing wings he had on his last play date at our house, which of course made my son very happy and proud.
A wonderful recipe to win hearts.
