malaysian barbecue chicken wings

Author of this recipe: Deena Lamarra

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"Discover how to make perfectly crispy and flavorful Malaysian barbecue chicken wings with our secret blend of garlic and soy sauce. Crispy chicken wings with just the right amount of tangy and savory flavor—no oil needed! Perfect for parties or casual gatherings."

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  5. Next, cooking the wings—grilling or pan-frying? I think pan-frying allows more flavor absorption because you can coat them properly before grilling.
  6. Seasoning after cooking might add some extra touches. Maybe basting with the sauce again and sprinkling with sesame seeds for a nice crunch.
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  14. **Step-by-Step Guide: How to Make Malaysian Barbecue Chicken Wings**
  15. Making **Malaysian Barbecue Chicken Wings** is a delightful and flavorful experience that combines the rich spices of Malaysia with the smoky goodness of barbecue. These wings are a must-try if you're visiting Malaysia or enjoying authentic street food while traveling. Here's a detailed guide on how to make them at home:
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  17. ### **Step 1: Prepare the Chicken Wings**
  18. 1. **Trim Excess Fat:** Remove all excess fat from the chicken wings, including the membrane and back of the wing. This ensures even cooking and better flavor absorption.
  19. 2. **Dry the Wings:** Pat the wings dry with paper towels to remove any excess moisture that might stick to the sauce.
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  21. ### **Step 2: Make the Secret Sauce**
  22. The sauce is the heart of Malaysian barbecue chicken wings, and it’s important to prepare it correctly:
  23. 1. **Combine the Sauce Ingredients:**
  24. - In a small bowl, mix together:
  25. - 3 tablespoons of soy sauce
  26. - 1 tablespoon of brown sugar
  27. - 2 tablespoons of corn syrup solution (or make a simple syrup by combining equal parts water and sugar)
  28. - 1 teaspoon of rice vinegar
  29. - ½ teaspoon of black rock salt (a staple in Malaysian cuisine)
  30. - Add enough hot water to create a glaze-like consistency.
  31. 2. **Mix Everything Together:** Whisk the mixture until it forms a smooth paste. This will become your barbecue sauce.
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  33. ### **Step 3: Marinate the Wings**
  34. Marinating allows the flavors to infuse into the chicken wings:
  35. 1. **Coat the Wings:** Dredge each wing in a mixture of cornstarch and soy sauce, pressing gently to ensure even coating.
  36. 2. **Soak in Sauce:** Let the wings soak in the sauce for 15-30 minutes to allow the flavors to meld.
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  38. ### **Step 4: Cook the Wings**
  39. Cooking the chicken wings until they’re crispy yet tender is key:
  40. 1. **Fry in a Pan:** Heat a non-stick pan over medium-high heat and add enough oil or glaze mixture (about 2 tablespoons).
  41. 2. **Cook for 3-5 Minutes:** Fry each wing side for about 3-5 minutes, flipping halfway, until golden brown.
  42. 3. **Remove and Transfer:** Once done, remove the wings from the pan and set aside.
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  44. ### **Step 5: Serve with Sesame Seeds**
  45. Finish off with sesame seeds for an extra crunch:
  46. 1. **Sprinkle Sesame Seeds:** Sprinkle chopped fresh or toasted sesame seeds on top of each wing before serving.
  47. 2. **Serve Immediately:** Enjoy your Malaysian barbecue chicken wings immediately, while the sauce is still warm.
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  49. ### **Tips and Tricks**
  50. - Use **fresh herbs** like kopi-prah for extra flavor.
  51. - If you don’t have a glaze mixture ready, make it on the spot by combining soy sauce with water or corn syrup solution.
  52. - Experiment with **different sauces** if you prefer a tangier taste.
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  54. This guide provides all the steps to create perfectly crispy and flavorful **Malaysian Barbecue Chicken Wings**. With just a few ingredients and some patience, you’ll have a delicious dish that’s sure to impress!

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