Bacon and Maple Chicken Nibbles is a simple recipe where chicken wings are cooked and coated with maple syrup and bacon oil topped with crispy bacon bits.
Last weekend I was thinking of what to serve my daughter for dinner, as usual like my other weekends it was a time to unleash those creative juices and create something out of what I can find in the pantry. Usually when I do some impromptu cooking it will be stir fried as that’s the easiest one and sometimes pasta but this time will be different.
Three months ago I received from a friend a 2 bottles of a good quality maple syrup from Canada and since then I guess I only used up only 20 ml of it so why not use this in a savoury dish. Since maple also is good with bacon why not mix it together and use it as a flavour for some chicken nibbles that we have on the freezer. My daughter love all of those so I guess this will be a perfect meal fof her and as a matter of fact it is.
Bacon and Maple Chicken Nibbles is a simple recipe where chicken wings are cooked and coated with maple syrup and bacon oil topped with crispy bacon bits.
This looks really good. Someone told me peanut butter and maple syrup is a great sandwich spread. I have never tried that. You have almost 2 bottles to experiment with!
These look delicious! And they look easy enough to pull together on one our crazy school nights. My kids would no doubt devour this. Very creative idea!
Mmmmmm….sweet maple syrup glaze with salty bacon makes these chicken nibbles very tempting. My son- who eats almost nothing but chicken- would absolutely love these! 🙂
yummylicious presentation …fingerlicking good recipe..:P
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Its really a simple dish to prepare Raymund and looks delish.
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This looks really good. Someone told me peanut butter and maple syrup is a great sandwich spread. I have never tried that. You have almost 2 bottles to experiment with!
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I would be the size of a bus if I had to eat all the fabulous food you make all the time.
Love your chicken nibbles.
Have a great day.
🙂 Mandy
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Oh, yum! Sweet maple with salty bacon–that is well-dressed chicken!
There’s nothing like bacon and maple together. These look amazing.
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I love the sound of this. A friend just gave me a nice big container of maple syrup too, so I guess I know what’s on the menu soon!
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This sounds just divine!
Chicken, bacon and maple syrup? Count me in!
I love bacon, I love maple syrup, and I love chicken, okay I think I may have to try this out lol. I love this! And I hope you enter my contest 🙂
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These look delicious! And they look easy enough to pull together on one our crazy school nights. My kids would no doubt devour this. Very creative idea!
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The sweetness from maple .. the crispy bacon .. with the meaty chicken. This is one fantastic dish you made.
You’re so right, maple and bacon make such a wonderful combo. Love the idea of using the flavors on chicken. Wouldn’t mind this for dinner tonight. 🙂
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Oh my goodness what a combination! This looks delicious!
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Oh yes that looks like a heaping pill of goodness right there!
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sounds mouthwatering!
WOW!!!
Such a perfect deliciousness….
My life has been totally a crazy mess from last few weeks and this is really what I need to eat….
Lovely..
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This looks yummy and something my daughter would like. 🙂
I’m thinking… wow I’ve never tried all these combination! I’m so curious now. It’s sweet, but salty and savory… wow… Must try to find that out!
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Oh my gosh – I haven’t had time to check any of my blogs for the past week and look what I missed!
I love this idea. You can never go wrong with mixing sweet with savory. The use of bacon and maple syrup must have made the chicken amazing.
maple and bacon?? didn’t know that they are a pair.. thanks.
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Mmmmmm….sweet maple syrup glaze with salty bacon makes these chicken nibbles very tempting. My son- who eats almost nothing but chicken- would absolutely love these! 🙂
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This looks absolutely delicious. My daughters are going yo love it.
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Freakin amazing. I made these but with hidden wings instead. So so good.
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Thank you, for trying it out