To start, combine the all-purpose flour, salt and cayenne pepper. Place this in a container with a lid.
Trim away the wing tips from the chicken wings and slice through the center joint of each wing, giving you a dozen winglets.
Drop the winglets into the flour, put the lid on and shake them around to coat. Allow the winglets to stand in the flour for 10 minutes.
For the panko coating, place the panko crumbs in a bowl, and whisk 2 eggs in another bowl.
Before starting, spread a layer of panko crumbs over a large platter. This is where the coated wings will set and the layer of crumbs prevents the coating from sticking to the platter and getting damaged.
Dip the winglets in the egg to wet all of the flour coating.
Transfer the winglet to the panko crumbs to get a good solid coating all over.
Transfer the winglet to the platter to set. Continue with the remaining winglets.
Allow the panko coating to set for 10 minutes.
Half fill a large pan with oil and heat this to 180c or 350f. Carefully drop the wings into the oil and fry them for 5 to 6 minutes, turning halfway through.
Remove the wings from the oil using a slotted spoon and drain any excess oil on kitchen paper.
And there we have it, a batch of amazingly crisp panko chicken wings.
Recipe by Whats4Chow at https://whats4chow.com/2016/07/22/panko-chicken-wings-how-to-make-crispy-deep-fried-panko-chicken-wings-at-home/