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Rating: 5 stars These wings were beautiful looking and perfect for guests. Really easy to make. Mine did not stick to the pan, but I also used a lot of vegetable spray. I also used dried garlic pieces and some ginger powder in the glaze since that's what I had. I put some extra garlic powder in the flour as well. To make them look great, let the glaze boil and throw the wings in the pan while it boils, a few at a time, so that the glaze coats the wings. This does not take long - 3 minutes or so. I also put the wings back in the oven for five minutes to kind of seal the sauce in, but this is really not necessary. If you do this, you will have Showpiece wings. I have made these three times now and people raved over them. Thumb Up Helpful (105)

Rating: 4 stars Made these wings today and I did add a bit more flour. Made sure my pan was coated well with the spray and had no sticking problems. I also added more garlic as we are garlic lovers. We liked the sweet and heat taste. I will definitely make these wings again. Thumb Up Helpful (47)

Rating: 3 stars The wings are very tasty but visual appeal is not there. I spayed foil but when turning they stuck and fell apart. I also eliminated the Asian Chili pepper for a milder taste. I will try again but will use a rack for cooking wings and hopefully avoid the turning. PS: may need a bit more flour! Thumb Up Helpful (33)

Rating: 5 stars I just made Garlic-Ginger Chicken Wings for the first time. Based on the reviews which said that the recipe is a bit bland I used the following ingredients for the glaze: 5 crushed garlic cloves rather than 3 4 tablespoons of ginger (there was no fresh ginger in the grocery store so I used ginger from the seasonings aisle 3 tablespoons of Asian chili pepper sauce 1/2 cup rice vinegar 1/2 cup packed brown sugar 2 tablespoons soy sauce The recipe says to boil the glaze but I did not. Instead I dipped the cooked wings into the glaze and put them back in the oven for 10 minutes. The glaze came out perfectly. When tasted on it's own the glaze has a strong Asian flavor with just a hint of spice. After the glaze is placed on the wings the glaze is flavorful but not very strong. Thumb Up Helpful (29)

Rating: 5 stars This is how I fitted the recipe to our liking. I used 15 unseparated wings doused them with cayenne pepper along with the salt black pepper oil and hot sauce. Then I added a ton of garlic powder to the flour when shaking the wings. I generously sprayed the aluminum foil-lined baking sheet with nonstick spray and cooked them for 22 minutes. Then I turned them over and cooked another 22 minutes. I then dipped each wing in the sauce and returned it to the baking sheet and the oven for another 5 minutes. Otherwise these would be overcooked and dry if cooked for an hour. For the sauce I added another clove of garlic and used dried ginger. I decreased the vinegar to 1/3 cup and used regular white vinegar. These changes made the wings spectacular for me and my husband. Thumb Up Helpful (20)

Rating: 5 stars I made this dish last night doubled the amount of ginger and won FIRST PLACE at our Iron Chef: Ginger Battle party... The sauce for these wings is tangy and delicious and we couldn't put them down until they were all gone! I used 7.5 lbs of wings for the party and doubled the sauce to ensure I had plenty. Thumb Up Helpful (15)

Rating: 5 stars These were great! I used drumsticks instead of wings but didn't change anything eles. I would have taken a picture but they were gone quickly. Thumb Up Helpful (11)

Rating: 5 stars I haven't made these yet but suggest not using a garbage bag for the shaking portion--they're treated with insecticide... Thumb Up Helpful (10)