Liven up your dinners or special occasions with these juicy, grilled Vietnamese Chicken wings and vibrant Asian Slaw.
What makes grilled chicken absolutely lip-smacking? Well, I’d say, the ingredients going into the marinade. What do you think?
How about a gorgeous side dish that literally accentuates the flavor of grilled chicken? Stunner dinner sorted without much fuss.
Cool, right?
Recently, I’ve been looking for recipes that can fit into my busy schedule. Making elaborate dinner has become nearly impossible these days. Moreover, I wanted a kid friendly recipe that’s not too spicy.
Enter these Vietnamese grilled chicken wings.
It brings the classic flavors of Vietnamese food which is actually less spicy compared to Indian food. Brown sugar makes it slightly sweet, and, I must tell you, I really love it. In fact, I’m pleasantly surprised by the perfect balance of sweet and salt in this recipe.
Fish sauce is a key ingredient used in Vietnamese cuisine. A little fish sauce will flavor the whole dish. And it doesn’t smell fishy. So don’t be scared to use it.
Black pepper is yet another important part of this recipe. It’s the only ingredient that delivers a spice kick. If you want to spice up this dish more, add crushed dried red chilies.
I was thinking about using chicken breast or thigh fillets in this recipe and turn them into skewers. But on second thought, I settled on wings which, as you know, will turn juicy and tender on the grill.
The grilled chicken is a perfect match with the Asian slaw or Vietnamese style coleslaw. To be very exact, match made in heaven.
The dressing for the salad is also very similar to the chicken marinade. Again, classic Vietnamese flavors going on here.
While these Vietnamese chicken wings served with Asian slaw is bound to make everyone at the dinner table happy, I’ve got another exciting idea for you. Shred the chicken, discard bones and skin, and then roll them in wraps, along with the salad of course. Believe me, these are awesome.
Learn how to make these wings and enjoy them with your friends and family.
Prepare the wings by removing the tip and then cutting them in half. Remember to rinse them well and pat dry. Now you can make the marinade by mixing together turmeric, brown sugar, fish sauce, black pepper, garlic, lime juice, oil and enough salt. Coat chicken really well in the marinade. Set aside for 1 hour or overnight.
When chicken is ready to cook, preheat grill and arrange wings on the grill (as you see in the picture). Grill for 20-25 minutes. Turn occasionally to ensure both sides turn brown evenly.
For the slaw, it’s important that you cut all the veggies as thin as possible.
To make the dressing, add all the dressing ingredients – sugar, vinegar, fish sauce and sweet chili sauce – to a small jar. Close the lid and shake really well. Pour it over the veggies and mix well. If you have time, set it aside for 10 minutes to develop the flavors. Garnish with mint leaves.
Serve Vietnamese chicken wings with Asian slaw.
An outstanding recipe for Vietnamese chicken wings grilled to perfection! It goes great with the Asian style coleslaw. The flavors will really amaze you!Grilled Vietnamese Chicken Wings
Ingredients
Marinade:
Vietnamese Chicken:
Asian Slaw Dressing:
Asian Slaw Veggies:
Instructions
Vietnamese Chicken:
Asian Slaw:
Nutrition Information
Yield
4
Serving Size
1
Amount Per Serving
Calories 785Total Fat 65gSaturated Fat 22gTrans Fat 1gUnsaturated Fat 37gCholesterol 205mgSodium 261mgCarbohydrates 77gFiber 10gSugar 30gProtein 49g
Asian slaw recipe adapted from luvaduck
Abida says
These look so amazing that I am literally drooling at the sight! Love East Asian flavours.
kushi says
Love the flavors and beautiful clicks dear! YUMMY
CHCooks says
Lovely colors Rose 🙂
Sharvari (Mumbai to Melbourne) says
Love Vietnamese food heaps… we visited Vietnam last year annd tasted its freshness firsthand. These Chicken nibbles are very popular street food. Love the use of fish sauce super yummy recipe.
Traditionallymodernfood says
Perfect click..looks inviting
Anu-My Ginger Garlic Kitchen says
Vietnamese chicken wings looks fantastic, Rose. Lovely share! 🙂