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Canh Ga Chien Nuoc Mam is the chicken wing of your dreams! These stay incredibly crispy for HOURS after being fried. The wings are coated with golden garlic bits and a sticky sweet savory sauce that will rock every party!

Take these to the next level with our Vietnamese Stuffed Chicken Wings!

When the Internet swarms you with images of people enjoying their Canh Ga Nuoc Mam (also lovingly known as Fish Sauce Chicken Wings), you know it’s time to bring some to your own table.

This is one of those dishes that fits perfectly with a Summer barbecue – searing meat on the grill, fresh salad to go, your family’s best fried rice and a plate of crispy fried chicken wings.

You can actually SEE what sets our recipe apart from all the others. The deeply golden garlic bits hugging each wing and glorious fish sauce caramel turns a humble piece of chicken into a showstopper.

But what you can’t see is what makes our Canh Ga Nuoc Mam truly memorable. The coating seals the juices in so perfectly that every bite is unbelievably succulent and full of classic Vietnamese flavors.

Of all the fried chicken I’ve had, this is my favorite.

Why this recipe works

Marinating the chicken means the marinade penetrates through the meat so you have flavor inside and out.

Using a corn starch and baking powder mix results in a risen and super crunchy batter.

Double frying the wings helps the crisp last hours long!

What you’ll need

For the Marinade

About the garlic seasoning

We chose to use garlic powder instead of fresh garlic so that it would be easier to coat in starch. With chopped garlic, bits might fall off as it cooks.

But if garlic powder isn’t available then fresh garlic is definitely a great aromatic to add.

For the Sauce

About the seasoning

This recipe uses brown sugar for the deeper color and toffee-like sweetness but white sugar will still work well.

For the batter

About the starch

We used corn starch for the coating, but if that’s not readily available then you can substitute it for potato starch or tapioca starch.

How to make this recipe

Marinate the chicken in the garlic powder, chicken bouillon powder, pepper, salt and fish sauce for 20 minutes minimum. Alternatively, make it ahead of time to marinate overnight.

Using a low heat, add the chopped garlic to 2 tbsp cooking oil and let it fry until golden.

Tip: It may be tempting to turn the heat up for a quicker brown, but this could run the risk of burning the garlic. It’s best to keep the temperature low and steady.

Use a zip lock bag to shake and coat the marinated wings in the starch mixture.

Pour the chicken into a colander to shake off any excess.

Add oil into a deep pan or wok and fry the wings on a medium heat for 5 minutes on both sides or until lightly golden brown and cooked.

Set aside to drip dry in a sieve over a bowl.

Bring the heat back up to high and fry the wings for a second time until they develop a deeper golden color.

Use a mortor and pestle to mash the garlic and chili.

Pour 4 tbsp oil in a saucepan and brown the red shallots. Add in the sugar, fish sauce, garlic, chili and water to caramelize for 15 minutes or until it reaches a thick consistency, then stir the lime juice in.

Mix the fried wings back into the sauce and toss until all are coated.

Serve immediately as is!

FAQs

What can I use if I don’t have corn starch?

There are many substitutes for corn starch, but the one that is often used for the most similar result is potato starch. If that’s not available then arrowroot flour, tapioca flour or rice flour will also work. Just keep in mind that using the latter options might produce a slightly different batter, so experiment as you cook and adjust accordingly.

Yes, you can! Canh Ga Chien Nuoc Mam needs to be given time to cool down and then just put them in a freeze-safe sealed bag or container. They will last for up to 4 months. To cook, simply refry and make the sauce to coat.

Tips for the best results

Double or triple fry the wings. To keep the batter crisp for longer, cook the wings until 80% golden and let it drip dry in a colander. Bring the heat up to fry again until completely golden. You can repeat this for a triple fry.

Coat the wings when they’re still hot. The sauce will seep into the coating much better with a warmer temperature.

Marinate the chicken for longer. Ideally overnight, but the longer you marinate, the better because then every drop of sauce and bit of seasoning penetrates deeper into the chicken.

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Canh Ga Chien Nuoc Mam Uyen Thy

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Vietnamese Dipping Fish Sauce (Nuoc Mam Cham)

Like an heirloom, every Vietnamese household has their own version of dipping fish sauce (or nuoc mam cham). The fish sauce you find at the grocery store is raw, strong in taste and smell. Add sourness, sweetness, spiciness and you get something that can enhance any meal.

When I first got married, I have no clue how to make the perfect blended fish sauce. I always asked my sister in law (Thao) to make me a batch of dipping fish sauce every time we have people over for vermicelli or for spring rolls. And she is well known for making the best dipping sauce in the family. As I followed my sis in law and mother in law around the kitchen, I’ve learned some tips and tricks in making the best fish sauce. I’m sharing my own version of fish sauce. The perfect fish sauce is always a work in progress, so get started now!

Rule of thumb: Use the 1:1:2

My sis in law (Thao) – her rule of thumb is the 1:1:2 ratio, meaning 1 part fish sauce, 1 part sugar or lime juice (more on that later) and 2 part water (more on that later).

Every single time I asked Thao for a recipe for dipping fish sauce, she always matter-of-factly replied, “You don’t have to be exact, but follow the ratio and adjust to your preference.”

We use 1 part of fish sauce, 1 part of white sugar and 2 part of water.

The 2 part water is a combination of water, lime juice, (or vinegar) and coconut water (or coconut soda).

Regular water verses boiling water

While Thao uses regular water or sometimes bottle water for her fish sauce, my mother in law uses hot water. She stated that hot water (or even boiling water) will “cook” the fish sauce and brings out more flavors. Both work well and for my own version I used hot water.

Vinegar verses lime juice

While vinegar has a better fridge life than lime juice, in our household we only use lime juice for a better and fresher flavor.

This sweet, sour, salty fish sauce is perfect for vermicelli, rice dishes, or spring rolls, etc.

Nuoc mam cham plays an essential part in many Vietnamese dishes. I hope you’ll give it a try.

Vietnamese Nuoc Cham Chicken Wings

Chicken wings are a blank canvas for flavor. When I want to try something different, chicken wings are one of the first places I turn. Whether you’re making traditional buffalo wings or experimenting with new flavors, it is almost impossible to mess up a chicken wing. These Vietnamese Nuoc Cham Chicken Wings are a perfect example of how you can try something new and eat something familiar at the same time.

Notes

Vietnamese food is not as well known as Chinese, Japanese, or Thai food, but it isn’t any less delicious. Nuoc Cham is a traditional Vietnamese dipping sauce that is often served on the side with spring rolls. It is simultaneously sweet, sour, salty, and savory. The key ingredient in nuoc cham is fish sauce. Fish sauce is…umm…let’s just say fish sauce is like sausage, the less you know about what it is and hot it is made the better off you’ll be. Just know that it is salty, funky, and totally irreplaceable in this dish.

Ingredients

2 lbs. whole chicken wings

1/4 cup of freshly squeezed lime juice

1/4 cup of Vietnamese fish sauce

1/2 tsp sugar

2 cloves of garlic

1 Tbs freshly grated ginger

1/4 cup soy sauce

1 Tbs finely chopped cilantro stems, plus leaves for garnish

1 serrano chili finely chopped

Directions

Combine all the ingredients in a large zip top bag and marinate for 2-4 hours.

Light a 2-zone fire in your charcoal grill. Once hot, remove the wings from the marinade and place on the indirect section of your grill.

Pour the marinade into a small sauce pan and bring to a boil. Once boiling, reduce the heat to a simmer and reduce by half.

When the wings are nearly cooked through, brush the chicken with the reduced marinade and move to the hot side of the grill.

When the skin is crisp and the marinade has browned, remove from the fire and garnish with cilantro leaves. Serve immediately.

Vietnamese Nuoc Cham Chicken Wings

Total Time: 1 hour

Number of servings: 4

Per Serving 458 calories

Fat 30 g

Carbs 4 g

Protein 42 g