Chicken Wings are a game day staple! This baked wings recipe has the most amazing seasoning consisting of paprika, garlic, salt and pepper. Simple but delicious. This Chicken Wings Recipe is a healthier and more flavorful way to cook your favorite appetizer recipe.

I’ve been experimenting with easy chicken recipes lately, and I think I’ve found a new favorite recipe to add to the list. I love that this recipe is healthier than traditional fried wings because it’s baked in the oven instead of fried.
Table of Contents
- The Best Chicken Wings Recipe
- Baked Wings (Instead of Fried)
- Dry Rub Seasoning and Dipping Sauces
- Pair this with Dipping Sauces:
- How to Bake Chicken Wings in the Oven – Step by Step
- An appetizer for Any Occasion
- See our Baked Chicken Guide
- How long does it take to Bake Chicken Wings in the Oven?
- The Best meat thermometer!
- More Fave Chicken Recipes
- Favorite Chicken Wings
- Baked Chicken Wings How to Video
- Best Chicken Wings Recipe
- Ingredients
- Instructions
- Nutrition Information
The Best Chicken Wings Recipe
We already know we love Oven Fried Chicken, so I thought it would be perfect. This will make any wing-loving husband (or wife!) pretty darn happy on Valentine’s Day. You’re welcome, Pat!
And of course, these oven baked chicken wings are the perfect appetizer for game day, Super Bowl Sunday, or any occasion. They make great party food!


Baked Wings (Instead of Fried)
When someone says wings, your mind probably immediately goes to the fried kind you order at restaurants. Don’t get me wrong, those are AMAZING.
I’ll eat them any day and be perfectly happy. But what I love about this recipe is that they are baked instead of fried.
Baking chicken wings in the oven instead of deep-frying means they are that much healthier, and they’re so much easier to make too. Less mess and cleanup! Win win.
Cover these babies in the most deliciously simple seasoning, bake, and serve!
Dry Rub Seasoning and Dipping Sauces
This Oven Baked Chicken Wings Recipe is a great base that goes with any type of dipping sauce.
That’s really all they need. They come out of the oven crispy (YES, it’s POSSIBLE!), delicious, and with just the right amount of spice. See the recipe card for all the tips and tricks.
Pair this with Dipping Sauces:
Even though I love to dip these, you don’t need to. The simple seasoning blend we have used has SO much flavor, and it is so easy.
I love the simplicity of the chicken spice rub. The wings get a coating of just flour, paprika, garlic, and salt and pepper.
The flavor goes well with literally any type of dipping sauce. We love them with buffalo sauce, but they would be great with honey mustard, garlic parmesan, or anything else you are partial to!


How to Bake Chicken Wings in the Oven – Step by Step
Be sure to see the recipe card below for full ingredients & instructions!
You don’t need to deep fry anything to make wings! That’s what I love about this recipe. Baking chicken wings in the oven is so much easier than frying them, and they are healthier too. This easy wings recipe is a lifesaver!
- Line a baking sheet with foil and dot it with butter.
- Combine flour, paprika, garlic powder, and salt & pepper in a mixing bowl.
- Fully coat each wing with the seasoning mix and place it on the baking sheet.
- Bake for 30 minutes at 425°F. Then turn the wings over and bake another 15 minutes.
That’s all there is to it! And like I said, that wing seasoning is SO good, these wings come out full of flavor. Only a few ingredients to make these. Just serve with your favorite dips.
An appetizer for Any Occasion
Sure, desserts are fun on Valentine’s Day. Everybody loves to show their affection with cookies, red velvet cupcakes, and an explosion of pink.
We have you covered for Valentine’s Desserts Recipes, but if you’re favorite person doesn’t have a sweet tooth, you can still show your love through food! If they prefer savory foods, I definitely recommend this easy recipe.
Some people, like Pat, prefer finger foods. It’s just a fact of life. I think they might be on to something. He’s a simple guy, and these Simple Baked Wings are right up his alley.



How long does it take to Bake Chicken Wings in the Oven?
Bake in a 425° F oven for 30 minutes, turn, and then bake another 10-15 minutes. The chicken should have an internal temperature of 190° F. Be sure to check out our Meat Temperature Chart for all you need to know about how to cook chicken, beef, pork, and more.

The Best meat thermometer!
I love using this meat thermometer for making sure the meat is at 165 degrees! Easy for beginners & totally worth the $10 cost!

And if those aren’t enough, we also have SO many chicken wings ready to be baked or fried. Best appetizer ever!!
If you make this recipe be sure to upload a photo in the comment section below or leave a rating. Enjoy!
Really bland and pasty. I didn’t know flour was a spice people liked.
I am sorry this didn’t work out for you.
I’m at sea level, 45 min @ 425 was too much. It was really dried out. I liked the spices but the flour made it…idk gummy?
I am sorry it didn’t work out for you.
These were super yummy but mine stuck to the tin foil. I will make them again but I’ll use parchment paper next time. Also, I think my oven runs hot because mine were cooked through in 30 minutes, another 15 and they would have burnt! I love dry rub wings and these didn’t disappoint.
Thanks for letting us know!
Thanks Becky, was delicious! I used smoked paprika instead of reg paprika. I also salted after I flipped them
Sounds amazing!
Thanks Myra, was delicious! I using smoked paprika instead of reg paprika. I also salted after I flipped them.
Loved them.
Thanks for sharing, Myra!
Since we eat hot food I added some chilli flakes n freshly ground black pepper they turned out great. I had hot sauce n cheese sauce with it super delicious
Sounds amazing, Naeem!
Pretty bland. Was disappointed.
I am sorry this didn’t work out for you.
hi, i have never made chicken wings. YOu’ll say HUH? but am not a fan. I made 2 types another post, which included an oil rub. And this one. Well 10 stars and more for this one. The other batch we’ll eat, but i will never make that again, my oven was full of smoke and i was up till 9:30 p.m. getting the chicken to try and cook. as i was having to stop in interval times. YUK . i was discusted. This one , i put the checken together, patted them dry, put the mixture together, and voila! done in no time flat!!! and so so yummy i made a dip for them, delicious. This is for the Superbowl. My friends wanted the recipe!!!! thank you for posting.
This really made my day to hear :) :)
I followed the recipe, then added my own Asian sauce and finished them off in the oven. Was as good as fried!!
Thanks for sharing, Rick!