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ingredients: chicken wings - 6 to 7 pieces
garlic - 2 cloves
ginger - 2 small pieces
cola - 1 can
salt - small tea spoon
tools : a pot big enough to fit the chicken wings.
: kitchen stove
preparation:
1.wash the chicken wings thoroughly with water.rub some salt in them and massage as this can clean the chicken wings from germs. then rinse away the salt.
2. put the chicken wings into pot , pour in the whole can of cola, throw in the garlic and ginger and the small teaspoon of salt. never add sugar because the cola already contains sugar.add little water to the pot etc half cup of water.light the stove and turn to big heat.
3. turn to small heat when it boils.simmer till chicken wings are cooked, approximately 20-25 mins.stir the chicken wings from time to time while they are simmering in the pot to make sure they get the taste from the sauce and also thoroughly cooked. add water whenever the water level is low but not too much.
4. serve with rice .
this dish is not a dry dish, so don't leave the chicken wings to cook till the sauce dries out.the chicken wings are cooking from the slow boiling sauce. it's easy to cook and taste great. the sauce is great on rice. mix some sauce with the rice and u have a great lunch or dinner.
im sharing this because this is so easy to cook and the ingredients are easy to get. it is actually not an unhealthy dish because 1 can of cola cant kill you as a lot of people drink few cans a day.
it tastes great and easy to prepare.u can actually get this done in under 30 minutes. just make sure the wings are cooked properly.
update: i don't have the pictures taken myself but from google image search this is how it almost look like.
  
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this taste so good dude. give me 5 stars and thank me.
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I had cola marinated pork chops, the other night, it didn't taste good. You should post pics o_o like chill
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mmm I agree, meat marinated with cola just tastes so good for some reason
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this is not marinated with cola this is cooked in cola!
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I can imagine it tasting good... but to be honest I love adding liquor to my meals more often...
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On February 14 2010 09:50 meeple wrote:
I can imagine it tasting good... but to be honest I love adding liquor to my meals more often...
aha... i have another recipe called the drunken chicken. a close guarded recipe for centuries.this secret recipe is more secret than KFC's secret recipe.
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United States24779 Posts
I am starving right now and about to go address dinner but... even so... that sounds absolutely disgusting and I'll probably never try it but... I hope you like it lol
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this is so good.. doing this like 2times a week
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interesting. might rather eat some chicken wings and drink cola, sounds tastier.
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it tastes REALLY good (seriously). however, the pot is really sticky and makes cleaning up a bitch
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I have a crock-pot pulled-pork bbq recipe somewhere that calls for a can of cola. You don't taste it over the sauce but it has something to do with tenderizing the meat if I'm not mistaken. Odd combinations make some of the best tasting foods. My friend uses a popular Superbowl Meatballs recipe that calls for grape jelly.
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51623 Posts
cola is awesome havent you newbs seen chen kenichi cook with it
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konadora
Singapore66363 Posts
On February 14 2010 10:29 29 fps wrote:
it tastes REALLY good (seriously). however, the pot is really sticky and makes cleaning up a bitch
how does it taste like? Kinda interested ;o (don't say 'like coke' lol)
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On February 14 2010 10:36 konadora wrote:Show nested quote +On February 14 2010 10:29 29 fps wrote:
it tastes REALLY good (seriously). however, the pot is really sticky and makes cleaning up a bitch how does it taste like? Kinda interested ;o (don't say 'like coke' lol)
it tastes like caramellized chicken lol
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CA10832 Posts
have people seriously never heard of cooking their meat with soda? i haven't done it personally but i thought it was a pretty well known technique...
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it does taste like coke (sorry, dont really know how else to describe it). it's sweet, and there's coke flavor all the way to the bone. can be a little sticky, though.
watching chicken boiling in bubbling coke is awesome
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oh i do this all the time
not an entire can though lol
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On February 14 2010 09:52 KingofHearts wrote:Show nested quote +On February 14 2010 09:50 meeple wrote:
I can imagine it tasting good... but to be honest I love adding liquor to my meals more often... aha... i have another recipe called the drunken chicken. a close guarded recipe for centuries.this secret recipe is more secret than KFC's secret recipe.
lol... I'd be really interested in that... I use rum with meats, vodka with sauces and sweet liquors when baking things.
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With the amount of corn syrup in that single can of coke, your better off just pan-frying it and shove it in the oven.
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Op do you happen to be Chinese? I know mostly Asian - Chinese to be more specific cook this dish. My mom makes it sometimes and it tastes so dam good!
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Actually the Coke Chicken is only a "poor" version of the real toffee/caramel Chicken. The coke replaces the caramel.
True story.
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On February 14 2010 12:16 Peanuts wrote:
Op do you happen to be Chinese? I know mostly Asian - Chinese to be more specific cook this dish. My mom makes it sometimes and it tastes so dam good!
yes i am chinese.
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On February 14 2010 11:02 Spike wrote:
Use Dr. Pepper.
Now i know what im making on sunday night.
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its great, those who havent tried it should
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due to low rating of this tutorial im not gonna reveal my drunken chicken recipe.
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Kind of want to try this lol (even though it sounds horrible for my teeth  ). I will rate a 5 if you pm me your drunk chicken recipe.
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