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Super Easy Fish Sauce Wings

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Super Easy Fish Sauce Wings

These turned out very good. I was afraid they would have a heavy fish sauce taste, I marinated them for 3 hours. I couldn't be more wrong. They were crisp outside, tender inside, cooked through. Nice flavor that wasn't overpowering at all. I'm not a fan of frying, but these were so easy, and good, they will be on the menu more often. There seems to be a lot of steps, but I wanted everyone to see in reality how easy it is, and what to expect. So don't let the number of steps scare you off.

Cooking instructions

* Step 1

Get chicken portions or flats. Trust me on this. It's the middle part of a chicken wing. If you want to deep fry instead of pan frying, it may not matter, and you can use the drums also, but we are pan frying here, flats make it easy.
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* Step 2

This is how I buy them here.
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* Step 3

Now use a little salt, some pepper, and garlic powder, I just sprinkle it on one side. It will mixed in, so no need to do both sides. Not too much salt, fish sauce has salt in it also.
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* Step 4

This is the fish sauce I use, but use what you like.
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* Step 5

Now, we want the fish sauce in constant contact with the wings. I find a locking plastic bag works the best for this. Put your wings in, add about 2 to 3 tablespoons of fish sauce. 1 Tbl. per pound of wings give or take. Massage the wings to distribute the sauce and seasoning.
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* Step 6

Here you can see the fish sauce all up in the wings. Place in refrigerator until needed. 1-3 hours typically.
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* Step 7

After marinade time had elapsed, and you're ready to fry these, set about a 1/4 inch of oil in a skillet. Heat to mediumish. Not super hot. You basically want the oil to come up about half way on the flats.
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* Step 8

Here is my setting, that just happened to work fine for me.
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* Step 9

Now pull out the wings, and set on a paper towel
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* Step 10

Place another paper towel on top, pat dry.
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* Step 11

Here is my pile, all patted dry
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* Step 12

Now take 1 batch worth of wings, not all of them, and place in a bowl.
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* Step 13

Put some corn starch/rice flour on them
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* Step 14

Mix them to cover with the corn starch/rice flour
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* Step 15

Now we want to remove anything that is extra, we just want a light coating. I use a fine mesh strainer, and just bounce a couple at a time until the extra falls off
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* Step 16

Now place them in the hot oil (very carefully) the pretty side, or top side, down. This is why we are using flats, less oil, even frying. You don't get that with drums.
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* Step 17

Fry for 4 minutes
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* Step 18

Flip each over, cook 3 minutes
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* Step 19

Remove to drain, cook other batches the same way. I will usually do the coating, and ready the next batch while one is frying. Doing the coating to early will make it gummy.
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