Solar Cooker Recipes: Super Solar Chicken Wings

Who said you couldn't cook chicken with the Sun? This is one of our favorite solar cooker recipes, because our solar cookers make wings just as good as a deep fryer, maybe better. We even did it in the snow. For the full recipe keep reading.
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Prep time: 10 Min
Cook time: 45 mins
Yield:15 wings
Ingredients:
15 wings or 12 drumsticks
Your favorite rub / seasoning. We recommend:
Extra virgin olive oil
Salt & pepper
Ground ginger
Red pepper flakes
Honey
Grated zest of one lemon
Any wing sauce
Celery
Additional dipping sauce
Directions:
Thaw wings.
Season wings with desired seasoning.
Load wings into GoSun tray and let bake for 30-45 minutes.
Check wings part way through cooking. Move the wings in the front of the tray to the back of the tray and vice versa (the back of the stove tends to be hotter).
Bake until satisfied. When done toss with sauce and enjoy!
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[@rosewood513]

I love chicken. I just bought this and the wings look amazing. I have an All American sun oven for many years and I love it too but it is so big. But you can make whole chickens etc. Thanks love the video.

[@gogutzy]

truth be told, those estimated 45 minutes are overly optimistic when it comes to chicken wings, one might say even dangerous.
i personally bake potatoes for a minimum of 2 hours before they're properly done. as a side note, i'm located at the 45th parallel and these results were achieved any time during the year, at full sun, using any of both my GoSun Fusion ovens. Even in my GoSun Sport I only managed to boil water after 3 hours.
what interested me most was the time need to slightly open the tray to make them crispy on the outside. i think i'm going to go with 2 hours close and 1 hour slightly open. will come back with the results.

[@GoSunSolar]

As with all food preparation and cooking, test with a food safe thermometer. The interesting thing about the time taken in this recipe was the season . . clear sunny winter days can often give less solar ray obstruction that creates supper solar cooking conditions . . . which was the case with this recipe and conditions.

[@paulgibson8078]

Great video Davey. Love the Welsh flag in the window too. Iechyd da :-)

[@anachronisticon]

You say not to use a cold tray due to thermal shock. Is "room temperature" cold or could you add the more wings to the first (warm) tray instead?

[@wellnesspathforme6236]

More explanation would be nice. It sounds like Davey is saying to use room temperature trays, not trays left out below freezing, but it would be nice to know for sure.

[@flpirate45]

Could only see 0ne third of video. Should have turned camera the other way for better view.

[@TheAllMightyGodofCod]

Portrait mode? Why not use the normal horizontal orientation?
This looks terrible!

[@GoSunSolar]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@religionisapoison2413]

Lmao it's a basic use case scenario taken with a cellphone not a $2000 production video