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Cherry Lime Baked Wings

Sweet, tart and tangy, these Cherry Lime Baked Wings are delicious and addictive.  Be sure to make a big batch, they’re sure to be the hit of your next game day party!

If you love wings, try these Crispy Baked Salt and Vinegar Chicken Wings

Sweet, tart and tangy, these Cherry Lime Baked Wings are delicious and addictive. Be sure to make a big batch, they're sure to be the hit of your next game day party! | Strawberry Blondie Kitchen

It’s almost GAME DAY!  #SB51 is right around the corner.  What are you most excited for; the game, the food, the commercials or the halftime show, featuring Lady Gaga?!  I have to go with all 4, slightly more on the food side, obviously.

I love watching the Super Bowl and the commercials.  Although sometimes the commercials are stupid, I usually have a chuckle or two.  As for Lady Gaga, when I was in my mid 20’s, I loved her.  Since then she has gone through some, uhhh life changes, and done some questionable things but one thing is for sure, that lady can sing!  So nonetheless, I am thoroughly looking forward to Sunday.

Sweet, tart and tangy, these Cherry Lime Baked Wings are delicious and addictive. Be sure to make a big batch, they're sure to be the hit of your next game day party! | Strawberry Blondie Kitchen

I’ve been thinking about what I am going to make for our Super Bowl party since the playoffs ended.  In the past I’ve made Chili Cheese Dog Crescent Ring, Queso Fundido Totchos and Bacon Wrapped Blue Cheese Stuffed Dates.

But this year I wanted to do something different.  I’m already making this and this but I also wanted to bring something classic to the party.  So I figured I’d try my hand at baked wings. After all, no better time than when everyone can be my guinea pigs!

So there I am thinking of what type of wing to make rather than just a hot buffalo wing, which I also love, with extra blue cheese when it hit me.  I was reminded of a recipe I saw in the newest Rachael Ray magazine (remember she’s my celebrity girl crush and the reason I started all of this) so naturally I’ve subscribed to her magazine since it’s debut.  Rachael, if you are reading this, I’d love to come to New York and meet you 😉

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Sweet, tart and tangy, these Cherry Lime Baked Wings are delicious and addictive. Be sure to make a big batch, they're sure to be the hit of your next game day party! | Strawberry Blondie Kitchen

I have a few favorite things in my life besides my family and friends. 1.  coffee (duh!) 2. cheese  3. cherries 4. limes.  I start every morning with a cup of coffee, or two, I will never be on a “diet” where dairy is restricted and if there’s a cherry limeade on the menu, I’m ordering it.

And there it was, Cherry Lime Baked Wings, in all their delicious glory sitting alongside 11 other delicious wing recipes.  Yep, game day winner!  It’s an unusual twist on a wing, it has both cherry and lime and they’re baked, not fried.

Sweet, tart and tangy, these Cherry Lime Baked Wings are delicious and addictive. Be sure to make a big batch, they're sure to be the hit of your next game day party! | Strawberry Blondie Kitchen

I got to work testing the recipe for myself, although since it’s already in the RR magazine, I assumed it’s been thoroughly test, but since it’s my first time making wings, I wanted to get it just right.

While the wings were baking in the oven, I gathered all of the ingredients for the cherry lime sauce.  Now the sauce I made has 1 difference than RR’s.  I added cherry coke.  The “pop” adds a nice caramelized, sticky coating to the wings that is just delicious.  I also used a tart cherry jam to give it a little bit of a tang to the sweetness.

Sweet, tart and tangy, these Cherry Lime Baked Wings are delicious and addictive. Be sure to make a big batch, they're sure to be the hit of your next game day party! | Strawberry Blondie Kitchen

Just look at that caramelized glaze on the crispy skin of those wings.  I’m a totally drum girl, but would never turn down a wing tip.  I hope you’ll make these for your game day spread.  And if wings aren’t up your alley, try some of these delicious recipes.  Any one you choose will definitely be a winner.

Sweet, tart and tangy, these Cherry Lime Baked Wings are delicious and addictive. Be sure to make a big batch, they're sure to be the hit of your next game day party! | Strawberry Blondie Kitchen

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Cherry Lime Baked Wings

Prep 5 mins

Cook 1 hour

Total 1 hour, 5 mins

Author Strawberry Blondie Kitchen

Yield 8 (approx. 3 wings each)

Sweet, tart and tangy, these Cherry Lime Baked Wings are delicious and addictive.  Be sure to make a big batch, they're sure to be the hit of your next game day party!

Ingredients

4 lbs chicken wings

2 tablespoons canola oil

1 tablespoon salt

1 tablespoon pepper

Cherry Lime Glaze

1 cup cherry jam, I used Smucker's Natural Red Tart Cherry Spread

2 tablespoons fresh lime juice

2 tablespoons Cherry coke

Topping

1/2 tablespoon lime zest

Instructions

Preheat oven to 450°

Cover a sheet pan with aluminum foil and place a wire rack inside.  Coat with cooking spray.  Set aside.

In a large bowl, combine wings with oil, salt and pepper and toss to combine.

Place wings onto wire rack and bake in oven for 45 minutes or until crispy and brown.

While wings are baking, in a large bowl, combine cherry jam, lime juice and cherry coke.  Transfer 1/4 cup of glaze to a small bowl.

When the wings are crispy, remove from oven and and toss into large bowl with glaze.  Place back onto wire rack and bake for an additional 10 minutes.

Remove wings from oven and brush with 1/4 cup remaining glaze.  Top with lime zest, if desired.

Notes

Slightly Adapted from Cherry Lime Baked Wings

*Nutritional data contains entire glaze recipe.  There was 3 ounces remaining after basting the wings, twice.

Courses Appetizer

Nutrition Facts

Serving Size approx. 3 wings each

Amount Per Serving

Calories 463

% Daily Value

Total Fat 26 g

40%

Saturated Fat 7 g

35%

Cholesterol 130 mg

43%

Sodium 400 mg

17%

Total Carbohydrates 21 g

7%

Sugars 21 g

Protein 30 g

60%

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.

These Cherry Lime Baked Wings couldn’t have been simpler and more amazing!!  I love the slight sweet flavor from the cherry jam and the tartness from the lime juice and zest.  I will definitely be making wings more often after realizing how easy it really is.

Sweet, tart and tangy, these Cherry Lime Baked Wings are delicious and addictive. Be sure to make a big batch, they're sure to be the hit of your next game day party! | Strawberry Blondie Kitchen

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Sweet, tart and tangy, these Cherry Lime Baked Wings are delicious and addictive. Be sure to make a big batch, they're sure to be the hit of your next game day party! | Strawberry Blondie Kitchen

 


Filed Under: Appetizers Tagged With: cherry, chicken, football, game day, lime, wings

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  1. Lisa | Garlic and Zest says

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    These sound tangy and sweet — I think I might toss in some red chili flakes to add some heat too! It’s just not wings without heat, ya know? Great flavor combo!

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    • Megan Marlowe says

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      I agree! Since we have a lot of kids at the neighborhood SB party, I chose not to add heat, but they would be awesome with a little spice! Great idea!

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  2. Camilla says

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    Wow, what an amazing and unique glaze, I’d never have thought to use cherry cola and cherry jam!

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    • Megan Marlowe says

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      They make for a winning combo to give the wings that caramelized sweetness! 🙂

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  3. Lisa says

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    Your wings look delish, as RR would say! 😉 I really like the cherry and lime flavors together, and these are such a nice departure from the same ol’ same ol’ wings!

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    • Megan Marlowe says

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      I absolutely agree! Thank you, Lisa!

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  4. Holly says

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    YUMMM! Those chicken wings look amazing and I love that you used a cherry lime sauce. Such a great game day app! Pinning and sharing!

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    • Megan Marlowe says

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      The glaze is awesome! Thank you!

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  5. Danielle says

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    I need to make these!

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    • Megan Marlowe says

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      They’re delicious!

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  6. Michelle says

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    I so need this recipe in my life! I absolutely love wings and they are definitely a game day fave for me!

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  7. Sarah @ Champagne Tastes says

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    I have no idea if I’m going to a Super Bowl Party or not, I’m not sure what I’ll bring if we do… BUT! I am DEFINITELY watching the half time lol. I watch it every year, and I (used to anyway) love Lady Gaga! (Although.. has she even had a new song in the last 5 years???) Thanks for the food idea!!!

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    • Megan Marlowe says

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      She did! She came out with the song “Jolene” last year 😉 Her voice is beautiful!

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  8. Erin @ The Spiffy Cookie says

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    I’ve never had cherry wings before but I’m totally digging the flavor profile!

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    • Megan Marlowe says

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      Thank you so much!

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  9. Stephanie@ApplesforCJ says

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    I’m definitely right with you on cheese as a favorite 🙂 Never really thought of cherries with wings Great idea!

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    • Megan Marlowe says

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      They’re delicious!

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  10. Byron Thomas says

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    I’m such a fan of wings! And, these look divine! I’m thinking they would be perfect for the halftime show this weekend. I’d have to eat them all myself, of course, because my fellow viewers are vegetarian. I think that’s a win for me! They can have the carrot and celery sticks. 🙂

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    • Megan Marlowe says

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      LOL, good thinking Byron! Maybe the glaze would taste good on some cauliflower…. I mean, isn’t that the thing these days anyways, cauliflower wings?! 😉

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  11. Sharon Rigsby says

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    Wow! I love the cherry-lime glaze combination for these wings. I would have never thought about it and they look delicious! I’ll be trying them out on Sunday for sure! Thanks for sharing!

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    • Megan Marlowe says

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      Hope you enjoy them as much as we did! Thank you!

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  12. Dene' V. Alexander says

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    These flavors for a chicken wing are absolutely tantalizing for me! I am originally from Texas and I always went to Sonic to get a cherry limeade on hot days during the summer. This recipe reminds me of that fond memory and truly makes me smile!!

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    • Megan Marlowe says

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      I love Sonic’s Cherry Limeades! I’m glad I could bring back a memory for you with these wings. They’re just as delicious as the limeade! 😉 Thank you!

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  13. Wendy says

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    Though I am not a fan of wings, I am a fan of chicken and your sweet-tart fruity glaze! I think this glaze would be tasty on all kinds of things: chicken breasts, fish fillets, baked tofu!

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    • Megan Marlowe says

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      I agree! The glaze would be great on many things! Thank you!

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  14. Marisa Franca @ All Our Way says

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    We are also fans of wings more so than the Super Bowl teams playing. We are rooting for any team other than the Patriots — they cheat. BTW I live in Indiana — Colts! Haven’t thought about adding cherry to lime for wings but it does sound like an interesting combination. I’ll send some teriyaki wings over for some of your cherry -lime. 🙂

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    • Megan Marlowe says

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      As Bears fans, we’re with you. We always roots against 2 teams; Green Bay Packers and the New England Patriots! I’ll absolutely take some of your teriyaki wings for trading! 😉

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  15. Natalie | Natalie's Food & Health says

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    Wow that glaze sounds really amazing… and interesting! 🙂 I’m obsessed with chicken wings lately so I’m adding this to my “must try” list. Actually this looks sooo good I wish I could grab one bite right from my screen hehe Sharing and pinning this. Have a lovely weekend Megan.

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  16. Abigail Raines says

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    Wow! That cherry lime glaze sounds totally divine and I can imagine adds so much fresh flavor and delicious taste to these baked wings! A must-try!

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  17. Gloria @ Homemade & Yummy says

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    Homemade wings are the best. Baked is even better (other than grilled). These sound like the perfect party food. Full of flavour, and will fly off the plate.

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  18. Kathryn @ FoodieGirlChicago says

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    These sound delicious! I can’t wait to try them soon – have filed them away to my game day Pinterest board!

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  19. Swathi says

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    These are delicious chicken wings I have seen, with cherry and lime you gave the chicken wings another level. I can come for game party

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  20. Sandhya Ramakrishnan says

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    I am so stuffed after the awesome game and now I am here commenting on all the delicious food. The combination of cherry lime glaze is awesome. The game has been so fattening that I need to run couple of extra miles tomorrow.

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  21. Leah says

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    That glaze sounds absolutely amazing! I think this is such a great appetizer to share, and I would love it! Yum!

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    • Megan Marlowe says

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      Thanks so much, Leah!

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  22. Julie | Bunsen Burner Bakery says

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    Cherry and lime is such a delicious flavor combination, but I’ve never considered adding it to wings. These look delicious – can’t wait to give them a try!

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  23. Kylee from Kylee Cooks says

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    I love different flavors and glazes on wings. I get tired of the same old standbys! Cherry Lime would go down a treat at any time, but especially for game days!

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  24. Giselle Rochford says

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    OMG that cherry lime combo sounds amazing! My roommates have a bunch of cherry coke that no one is drinking so I’ll have to share this recipe with them so they can give it a go.

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    • Megan Marlowe says

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      These would be perfect to use some of that Cherry Coke up! I also have slow cooker carnitas on the site that use Coke, but I bet cherry coke would be awesome in them too!

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  25. Ryan says

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    Those look so delicious and love the photos! These are something I need to try real soon! Thanks for sharing!

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    • Megan Marlowe says

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      You’re welcome! Hope you love them

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