Families like to eat roasted chicken wings, and every time I make roasted chicken wings, I like all kinds of flavors, honey juice, Orléans, spicy, black pepper, etc., to meet the different needs of everyone in the family. It's easy to make roasted chicken wings now, with ready-made roasted wings, clean up, and just leave it to the oven. The roasted wings are simple, but they are much more delicious, and they need a little skill to share it with you. First, the dried wings are dry, and the dried wings are easier to absorb the pickles; secondly, the wings are slashed in two or three ways, each side, and they are more delicious; thirdly, the salted wings are pressed and better kept in a bag for one night; fourthly, if the oven has a hot wind, it would be better to open the oven so that the tested wings are sharper; fifthly, half the roasting is better to turn on the face, so that it is more even; and sixthly, if only for the last five minutes, a piece of honey (bees and water, 1:1). You can also spread sesame。