I got loads of onions, so I cooked them with chicken. I seasoned them to go with rice or sake.I used ping-pong-ball-sized amount of ginger. Adjust the amount to your liking. Adding black pepper at the end is great, too.The cooking time differs depending on how you cut the chicken and/or on the size. Adjust it accordingly so that the chicken will be cooked through. Recipe by Snow*Love

Sweet and sour stewed chicken wings

I used our family's secret sweet and salty sauce (the amount of ingredients, soy sauce : sake : mirin : sugar = 1 : 1 : 1 : 1/2 ratio plus a drizzle of sesame oil) and arranged it to make this recipe.-Washing the wings before cooking removes the smell and make the chicken wings more delicious.-The wings would be delicious if you fry them in medium heat and crisp the skin.-The sweet and salty sauce easily gets burnt so flip the wings and cook in low heat while coating the wings with the sauce. Recipe by Banyangarden

The refreshing aroma of vinegar stimulates our appetite especially in summer. It's colorful and nice to the eye to arrange the green leaf in a plate.

This recipe was a result of desperation. I made the mistake of attempting to buy raw chicken wings for another recipe, on Super Bowl Sunday! Big mistake.All the raw chicken pieces were gone.So I opted for cooked chicken wings at the deli section of my local Albertson's.

I used to buy sauce at a shop and it was quite nice. I noticed it was quite expensive so I started to make the sauce for myself.After deep-frying coat the chicken wings with the sauce straight away and sprinkle with sesame seeds. Otherwise the sesame seeds will come off later.Adjust the sugar in the glaze to taste. Recipe by Hamumaki

The daikon radish in this simmered dish is so tender you don't have to chew it at all .They don't fall apart a bit even though the sharp edges aren't cut off. The ingredients are cooked in a large pan in a single layer, with the components overlapping as little as possible. And you don't stir it and fiddle with it while it's simmering. The key is to cook everything in the bubbles.You don't want to taste or smell the garlic at all. It's not added for that really. It's added for richness, and to counteract the gaminess of the chicken. Whenever you think that a dish needs more richness, try adding a tiny bit of garlic. It will add that richness you want. Only add a tiny bit, not enough to taste the garlic. Recipe by pegupepepe

I had some sweet-savory chicken wings from the underground marketplace of a department store that were really good. I tried to replicate it and my family loved it, so it's become one of our regular side-dishes.The serving amounts are listed assuming one person eats two wings. Please adjust the amount of wings and the sauce accordingly. Recipe by Ri-karu

My husband wanted to eat crispy grilled chicken wings that were similar to the Nagoya Cochin type, so I made this while trying to recall how it tastes ♫After grilling until crispy, fry them with the sauce. They burn easily so keep an eye on them ♡ Recipe by Ichigopapiko

My children aren't too fond of chicken on the bone. I used vinegar, which tenderizes the meat so that it falls easily off the bone so that the umami of the chicken can be enjoyed.If you don't like raw celery leaves, add them to the pan right after you add the flavoring ingredients in step 7 and stir fry it together.Please adjust the amount of red chili peppers, or just leave them out as you prefer. For 2-4 servings. Recipe by caramel-cookie

We buy a lot of chicken wings when it's on sale and cook this dish very often.Serve any leftovers on warm rice, gelatinous sauce and all. Sprinkle green onions on top to turn it into a yakitori rice bowl.Pan fry the chicken well until golden brown to get the best flavor. Don't move the chicken around, just let it cook over medium-heat for a while. Eat with your hands! Recipe by Kuserare-to