Servings: 4
These chicken wings are fried twice for crunch, then tossed in a flavorful sauce while still hot and seasoned with sesame seeds and plenty of black pepper. Nagoya, a city in the center of Japan, has been breeding its famous Cochin chickens for 150 years. The meat is known for its characteristic robust, rich flavor, which is perfect for this dish. Snipping the wings makes them easy to pull apart to eat.
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