YUM! Say it with me...ADOBO! Adobo is a popular Philippine dish using any type of meat that is typically marinated in vinegar and garlic and browned in fat. The recipe that I'm about to share with you, is THE BEST ADOBO CHICKEN WINGS RECIPE if I may say so myself. WHY? Because the way I make adobo is easier, cleaner and not browned in fat and therefore, healthier.
However, in all honesty, I have followers who can attest to that since they have had the pleasure of tasting my Adobo Chicken Wings so I'll let them chime in and tell you themselves!! If you've tasted my Adobo Chicken Wings, please kindly leave a comment below!
My beautiful friend & neighbor says - This Adobo Chicken Wings are to die for! #HowLuckyAreWe
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? Recipe Ingredients
- 12 Chicken Wings
- ¼ cup Coconut Aminos (affiliate link)
- ¼ cup Cane Vinegar (affiliate link)
- ¼ cup Fish Sauce (affiliate link)
- 4 Crushed Garlic Cloves
- 1T Crushed Black Peppercorns
- 2 Dried Bay Leaves
So before I tell you how to make this ever so delicious Adobo Chicken Wings, you have to do yourself a favor and get yourself an Instant Pot. I bought mine at Amazon! It is one of the best investment I made this year so far. ?
❤️ Why I LOVE my Instant Pot? Let me count the ways....
I love using my Instant Pot (affiliate link) because it's easy to use, easy to clean, less cooking time, only one pot to clean, no oil splattery mess, foods taste amazingly good, and so moist! There...I said it! ?
? How to make this recipe using an Instant Pot
- Rinse and dry chicken wings with paper towel.
- Put all ingredients in Instant Pot (affiliate link). *Set Instant Pot (affiliate link) at "Pressure Cook" for 10 minutes with a "Pressure Level" at low.
- Once cooking has been completed, allow the Instant Pot (affiliate link) to release steam and “depressurize” on its own. To help speed the cooling off process, place a wet towel on the metal part of the lid being sure not to cover the steam release. Also make sure that "Keep Warm" is turned OFF ~ this will allow for it to cool faster.
- After the float valve drops down indicating that the Instant Pot (affiliate link) is safe to be opened, remove the chicken wings and place in a bowl and set aside.
- Meanwhile, set the Instant Pot (affiliate link) to "Sauté" the sauce for an additional 10 minutes. This process will help thicken the sauce giving it a more robust flavor. Pour the sauce over the chicken wings.
- Serve Adobo Chicken Wings with steamed rice, chopped romaine lettuce with sliced tomatoes. Drizzle some of the sauce over the lettuce and tomatoes. ENJOY!
*NOTE: See Cooking Tips for Instant Pot
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Instant Pot Adobo Chicken Wings
- Prep Time: 10
- Cook Time: 20
- Total Time: 30 minutes
- Yield: 4 1x
Description
If you have a Filipino friend, you're more than likely have tasted Adobo Chicken! If not, then this is your lucky day because I have made an easy to follow recipe using an Instant Pot.
Ingredients
- 12 Chicken Wings
- ¼ cup Coconut Aminos (affiliate link)
- ¼ cup Cane Vinegar (affiliate link)
- ¼ cup Fish Sauce (affiliate link)
- 4 Crushed Garlic Cloves
- 1T Crushed Black Peppercorns
- 2 Dried Bay Leaves
Instructions
- Rinse and dry chicken wings with paper towel.
- Put all ingredients in Instant Pot (affiliate link). *Set Instant Pot (affiliate link) at “Pressure Cook” for 10 minutes with a “Pressure Level” at low.
- Once cooking has been completed, allow the Instant Pot (affiliate link) to release steam and “depressurize” on its own. To help speed the cooling off process, place a wet towel on the metal part of the lid being sure not to cover the steam release. Also be sure that “Keep Warm” is turned OFF to allow for it to cool faster.
- After the float valve drops down indicating that the Instant Pot (affiliate link) is safe to be opened, remove the chicken wings and place in a bowl and set aside.
- Set the Instant Pot (affiliate link) to “Sauté” the sauce in the Instant Pot (affiliate link) for an additional 10 minutes. This process helps thicken the sauce giving it a more robust flavor. Pour the sauce over the chicken wings.
- Serve Adobo Chicken Wings with steamed rice, chopped romaine lettuce with sliced tomatoes. Drizzle some of the sauce over the lettuce and tomatoes.
Notes
- The equipment section above contains affiliate links to products I LOVE and personally use.
- Soy sauce (affiliate link) or Tamari sauce can be used in place of Coconut Aminos (affiliate link).
- Sliced tomatoes help balance out the acidity of the dish.
- Serve this dish with steamed rice, because it will be tragedy if you don't savor the adobo sauce!
- If you're feeling like wanting to eat some vegetables with this dish, try making some Sautéed Opo Squash! It's a great completed!
- Category: Appetizer
- Method: Instant Pot
- Cuisine: Philippine
Keywords: instant pot adobo chicken wings, quick and easy chicken wings recipe, adobo chicken wings appetizer
I love to cook delicious and healthy meals for my family and friends, and I am happy that I get to share my passion with all of you. Every food I make is full of flavorful and healthy ingredients that are quick and simple to make with ingredients that you can find in your local grocery store or online. Let's be taste buds ~ and follow me along my culinary journey. My mantra, to always cook with love, and that is after all, why I call this blog the JOZmahal. Read more about me here...
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OMG! Amazing!!! I'm so glad I found this recipe. I love the blend of sauces you used for this. One of my faves that's for sure. I never would have thought of adding fish sauce but wow! And to use the Instant Pot in cooking it is a life-saver! My husband doesn't have to clean any greasy mess on the stove or kitchen floor. 😉
Hello Kayla! I'm glad you like the recipe! I love using my Instant Pot and especially for this dish, you're right, not as messy using a regular skillet. 🙂