Tebasaki chicken wings

Nagoya-style Tebasaki is a popular Japanese fried chicken wing dish known for its crispy texture and unique sweet-savory glaze. This delicious and easy-to-make recipe brings the authentic taste of Nagoya to your kitchen, perfect for any occasion.

These chicken wings are one of my favourite dishes of all time. Crispy skin brushed with a sweet sauce and sprinkled with pepper, they’re amazing! . This recipe is actually a recreation of famous Nagoya Tebasaki chain restaurant “Yamachan”. And now you can make them at home! #japanesefood #japanesecooking #japaneserecipe #aichi #japan #nagoya #nagoyafood #tebasaki #nagoyachicken #chickenwings #chickenrecipe #japanesechicken #delicious #foodblogger #recipeblog #yamachan #foodphotography…

Tebasaki, the beloved Japanese chicken wings, are a sensation for crispy texture and mouthwatering sauce. They're made by coating wings in flour and starch for crunch, deep-frying them to golden perfection while keeping the meat tender. The sauce, a blend of soy sauce, sake, sugar, garlic, and red pepper, offers a sweet, savory, and spicy explosion of flavors. Enjoy Tebasaki with rice, pickled veggies, or a cold beer for a delectable experience. This dish is a must-try for food enthusiasts.

Tebasaki - Nagoya Style Chicken Wings

Tebasaki Chicken Wings is a traditional Japanese dish. It is customary to eat chicken with cold beer and favorite sauces. How to cook this dish? Chicken wings are cooked in a broth of Dashi broth, mirin, soy sauce. The sauce turns out to be thick and gives a rich taste to chicken wings. The wings become slightly elastic and incredibly tasty. It is simply impossible to stop until you eat everything!

Tebasaki is a popular Izakaya dish that isoften dubbed "Nagoya Chicken". Frying the wings twice is certainly the secret to its crispiness.

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