One of the ideas I had for a recipe to enter in the Hidden Valley RanchTM Ranchify Recipe Challenge was ranch dressing paired with chicken wings. Ranch dressing is often served as a dip for carrot sticks served with buffalo wings. I wanted to take that flavour one step further, right on the wings! We usually visit Hooter's for wings each trip to our vacation home, My husband loves their garlic Parmesan wings. These wings are rich, gooey, messy and delightfully yummy. I decided to go with that type wing using ranch dressing.
Hidden Valley RanchTM dressing is available in three yummy flavours - original, cheesy and spicy. I tried all three combinations for the contest creation stage recipes. Hands down the Hidden Valley RanchTM Ranchify spicy dressing was a sure fire taste winner when paired with chicken wings! Although I did not submit this recipe as my entry, it is tantalizingly delicious and ever so easy to make. They are rich, gooey and messy but oh so good! I'm sure your family will enjoy them for your next wing night!
Parmesan Ranch Chicken Wings
recipe by: Garden Gnome
Note: I used 16 large wings, tips removed and cut at the joint to form 32 pieces. The parmesan ranch sauce is enough to comfortably coat 8 to 10 large chicken wings.
chicken coating
1 c organic unbleached flour
½ c homemade breadcrumbs
1 tbsp garlic pepper
Mix well in large container.
Parmesan ranch sauce
½ c Hidden Valley RanchTM cheesy ranch dressing
1/3 c fresh grated Parmesan cheese
Reserve 2 tbsp of the grated cheese. Mix the remaining cheese with the dressing in a bowl large enough to accommodate the chicken wings.
Prepare the desired number of wings. Place in the flour mixture. Shake to coat. Let sit 5 minutes. Leave the wings in the flour mixture until ready to deep fry. Heat the deep fryer to 356°F. Fry the chicken wings in small batches of 8 to 10 wings at a time until golden brown, about 7 minutes. Remove from deep fryer and drain. Place the wings into the sauce then use a flipping motion to coat the wings. Remove wings to serving plate with tongs. Sprinkle remaining Parmesan cheese on top of the wings.
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Tuesday, July 02, 2013
Parmesan Ranch Chicken Wings
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