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Chicken Wing Recipe: A Mix of Spicy and Crunchy | The New York Times

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Melissa Clark recreates the spicy chicken wings from Ganso, a Japanese restaurant in Downtown Brooklyn, in the comfort of her kitchen.

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9 responses to “Chicken Wing Recipe: A Mix of Spicy and Crunchy | The New York Times”

  1. HitMeQuick

    Leave the fish sauce out, that stuff is like being spunked on.

  2. GhostPeppersToday
  3. Erwin Alberty
  4. Mark Wilson

    Tss. What’s a ‘marinard’? 

  5. TheBerezniki

    Hahaha…. Marinad O.o

  6. kubotat9

    元祖なんて店あるんだ…

  7. Shako Djedi
  8. Rafael BsAs Arg
  9. muchbanter29

    is there something I could replace the Mirin with?

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