I have found this little combination a great meal to serve when there are lots of children about. Out of the three items they are bound to like one of them and we serve it banquet style so the children can serve themselves. It also easy to cook and doesn’t require the cook to be stuck in the kitchen for the whole time. The potatoes take approx two hours to cook and the chicken wings an hour. This recipe would easily serve 8 children.
But I can testify that this meal is also very popular with adults. I decided at the last minute to have my husbands family over for his birthday in June (photo from this event) and every one ate heartily and there was not much left over!
Chicken Wings, Baked Potatoes and Steamed Corn
Ingredients:
- 8 large potatoes
- 6 large corn
- 200 grams cheese grated
- 75 grams butter
- 150 mls sour cream
- 1.5 kg chicken wings (I buy marinated ones, honey and soy is the favourite with the kids)
- 8 bread rolls
Method:
- Preheat oven to 180 degrees Celsius.
- Prick potatoes with a skewer or sharp knife (right through) several times and then place the potatoes directly onto the wire racks in the oven.
- Almost an hour after this, place chicken wings onto tray and place them in the oven. I like to line the tray with baking paper to prevent them from sticking.
- Fill the steamer with water and bring it to the boil.
- 30 minutes before the chicken wings will be ready, cut corn in half and put it on to cook. The corn usually only takes about 20 minutes but this allows time for cooling, so that little hands and mouths don’t get burned.
- Turn the chicken wings also after 30 minutes.
- Place chicken wings on platters, corn and potatoes onto serving dishes with butter, cheese sour cream and any other toppings you like.
- Serve with buttered dinner rolls and enjoy!
- 8 large potatoes
- 6 large corn
- 200 grams cheese grated
- 75 grams butter
- 150 mls sour cream
- 1.5 kg chicken wings (I buy marinated ones, honey and soy is the favourite with the kids)
- 8 bread rolls
- Preheat oven to 180 degrees Celsius.
- Prick potatoes with a skewer or sharp knife (right through) several times and then place the potatoes directly onto the wire racks in the oven.
- Almost an hour after this, place chicken wings onto tray and place them in the oven. I like to line the tray with baking paper to prevent them from sticking.
- Fill the steamer with water and bring it to the boil.
- minutes before the chicken wings will be ready, cut corn in half and put it on to cook. The corn usually only takes about 20 minutes but this allows time for cooling, so that little hands and mouths don't get burned.
- Turn the chicken wings also after 30 minutes.
- Place chicken wings on platters, corn and potatoes onto serving dishes with butter, cheese sour cream and any other toppings you like.
- Serve with buttered dinner rolls and enjoy!
The Family Menu Plan For This Week
Baking: Banana Cake
Monday: Chicken Noodle Soup (trying something new for a change!)
Tuesday: Chicken Casserole (Another new one. Two nights in a row is probably a bit bold, but I have felt in a bit of a rut with the variety, so we will see how I go!)
Wednesday: Left Overs
Thursday: Beef Stir Fry
Friday: Pasta With Chicken And Spinach Recipe
Saturday: Souvlaki
Sunday: Chicken Schnitzel and Steamed Vegetables
If you are looking for further recipe inspiration, check out my complete list of Family Friendly Recipes. All of these recipes are in the database of the Planning With Kids Free Menu Planner. You can use the menu planner to plan a week of meals for your family and then print out the associated shopping list.