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Dak Kang Jung (Korean Sweet and Spicy Chicken Wings)

Dak Kang Jung, or Korean Sweet and Spicy Chicken Wings are the perfect combo of sticky sweetness and red chili spice. With baked “fried” and traditional deep fried versions, this recipe makes a great game day appetizer!

Sweet and Spicy Chicken Wings

Dak Kang Jung might just be the Korean equivalent of American Buffalo Wings. The wings are bathed in a sauce made sweet from honey and brown sugar that has been simmered with ginger and chili flakes. The spicy ginger becomes sweet and candied and the chili flakes impart a wonderful heat to the sweet sauce.

The coating for these wings is put together in a way very different than a traditional American fried chicken batter. American fried chicken is typically dunked in an egg or buttermilk bath and then dipped in a dry mixture of flour and seasonings. For the Korean version, the chicken is first rubbed with a seasoned mixture of flour and corn starch. Then, a raw egg is added and rubbed into the wings to moisten the batter.

Using Corn Starch for Chicken Wings

Corn starch is a finer coating than flour and it is made up completely of starch, while flour contains a small percentage of protein, fat, and minerals. A breading of all cornstarch would give a fine, crisp coating on the finished chicken (like in our Sesame Chicken), while a breading of all flour would give a thicker and more dense coating. Cornstarch also helps to create a seal, meaning that after fried, the breading won’t get as soggy when the sauce is added.

Genius!

This breading takes a nice happy medium with a half and half mixture of flour and corn starch, meaning it has a bit of heartiness to it, but it’s also crisp and won’t let the sauce through.

Fried vs Baked Chicken Wings

While we like the flavor and crispness of fried foods, we’re not huge fans of using all that oil or of how our house smells after a deep frying spree. So, we opted to give our wings a nice baked “fried” treatment. By breading them and then baking them at a high temperature, you get chicken wings that are healthier, but still crisp and satisfying, particularly when coated in the sweet and spicy sauce.

If you’d prefer to break out your frying pan to do some legitimate frying, we’ve included instructions for oil frying as well in our recipe below. These wings are traditionally treated with a double frying method. The first fry cooks the chicken and seals in the juices, while the second fry really crisps up the breading.

If you opt for deep frying, just be sure to keep your oil between 350 and 375ºF for the best results. (You’ll get less fat absorbing into your breading that way too.)

Print Recipe Pin Recipe No ratings yet Dak Kang Jung (Korean Sweet and Spicy Chicken Wings) The amount of people 2 lbs of wings will serve varies depending on appetite and wing size. We like to estimate 3-4 wings per person for an appetizer spread. Prep Time 10 mins Cook Time 35 mins Total Time 45 mins Servings: 2 lb of wings Author: Sarah | Curious Cuisiniere Ingredients For the Wings 2 lbs chicken wings

1/3 c unbleached all purpose flour

1/3 c corn starch

1 tsp salt

½ tsp pepper

1 egg, lightly beaten For the Sauce ¼ c water

¼ c brown sugar

1 tsp dried chili flakes or red pepper flakes

¼ c honey

2 Tbsp rice vinegar

1 Tbsp soy sauce

2 inch fresh ginger, peeled and diced

2 garlic cloves, minced

¼ c peanuts

1 Tbsp toasted sesame seeds Instructions For the Baked “Fried” Chicken Preheat oven to 425F.

Place the chicken wings in a large bowl. Mix the flour, corn starch, salt and pepper together in a small bowl and add the flour mixture to the wings. Toss until the wings are completely coated with the four mixture. Add the egg, rubbing it into the chicken wings to be sure they are all moist. *(See the notes below for the traditional fried version.)

Place the battered wings on an aluminum foil lined baking sheet and bake 20-25 min, until golden. Flip the wings and bake 5-10 min more, until golden on both sides and the juices run clear when the wings are pricked.

While the chicken is baking, mix water, brown sugar, and red pepper flakes in wok. Heat over medium low until the sugar dissolves. Add honey and heat until melted. Add remaining sauce ingredients in wok. Bring the sugar mixture to a simmer. Reduce the heat to maintain a summer, and simmer until thickened, 7-10 minutes, stirring often.

Add chicken, peanuts, and sesame seeds. Toss to coat. Notes *FOR DEEP FRYING: Fill a wide pan or pot (with at least 3″ high sides) with 2 inches of peanut oil. Heat the oil to 375F. Fry the wings using the traditional double fry method: Place wings in the hot oil for 10 minutes. Remove them from the oil and let them drain and cool slightly on a paper towel lined plate, 2-3 min. Then, return them to the hot oil for an additional 10 minutes, until they are golden and crispy. (Do not crowd the wings in the pan. Fry them in batches if necessary.)

Sarah is one of Curious Cuisiniere’s founding duo. Her love for cultural cuisines was instilled early by her French Canadian Grandmother. Her experience in the kitchen and in recipe development comes from years working in professional kitchens. She has traveled extensively and enjoys bringing the flavors of her travels back to create easy-to-make recipes. www.curiouscuisiniere.com/about/

Making Dak-Kang-Jung (닭강정) / Korean Crispy Chicken with Sweet & Spicy Sauce Recipe

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Sweet crispy fried chicken (Dakgangjeong)

Dakgangjung is a very popular traditional Korean dish and is usually made with chunks of chicken from a whole chicken. I’m using chicken wings in this recipe, but you could use chunks.

Each piece of chicken wing is coated with sweet and crispy sauce. Of the ingredients, thinly sliced ginger will turn into something like candy which has not only its own special chewy taste but also influences the whole flavor of chicken. Peanuts turn it into an amazingly crispy snack!

I also posted an easier version of dakgangjeong where you don’t need to mix a batter or slice ginger. It’s just as delicious as this one, so check it out!

Ingredients

40 pieces of chicken wings

2 ts kosher salt

2 eggs

1 ts ground pepper

½ cup flour

½ cup starch powder

vegetable oil

1 cup ginger, sliced thinly

2 tbs soy sauce

1 cup brown sugar

1 cup corn syrup (mulyeot)

¼ cup vinegar

1 cup peanuts

½ cup toasted sesame seeds

½ tbs dried and crushed red hot chili pepper

Directions

Prepare 40 chicken wings or chunks of chicken, rinse them off in cold water and drain them. Transfer the chicken into a big bowl. Add kosher salt, ground pepper, eggs, and a mixture of the flour and the starch powder. Mix it by hand. Deep fry the chicken wings in vegetable oil 2 times at about 350” to 380”F.

Make sauce:

Prepare a big wok or pan. Place 1 cup of water in the wok and heat it up. Add the ginger to the boiling water. Add soy sauce, brown sugar, vinegar and boil it over medium heat. 5 minutes after, add corn syrup and keep boiling over low medium heat about 30 minutes. Raise a spoon of the sizzling sauce above the wok in the air and drop it until the sauce starts to stop halfway down. Then turn off the stove.

Mix it up:

Reheat the sauce. Add the deep fried chicken, peanuts (or any kind of nuts), dried red hot chili pepper, and the toasted sesame seeds into the sizzling sauce and mix it with a spatula. The amount of sticky sauce will decrease while you are stirring. Then turn off the heat and you are done!

*tip: Before the chicken cools down, separate each piece of chicken to prevent them from sticking to each other.

For the spicy food lover:

You can sprinkle 2 tbs of dried and crushed red chili pepper instead of ½ tbs.

For vegetarians:

Just make the sauce following the recipe above, and then add whatever dried ingredients you like and make candy! You can use sliced ginger, nuts (almond, walnuts, pine nuts, and peanuts), or sesame seeds.

Dak Kang Jung(닭강정) – Crispy, Sweet & Spicy Korean Fried Chicken

I’ve been thinking of posting a Korean food for a while. Finally, here is my first Korean recipe for this blog – Dak Kang Jung, a Korean style fried chicken covered with sweet and spicy sauce.

Dak means chicken in Korean, and Kang-Jung originally means a type of traditional Korean snack – puffed rice candied with honey or corn syrup. Dak Kang Jung uses boneless chicken meat and has the sweetness and crispiness of Kang-Jung. It doesn’t have to be spicy and you can actually see people making this without any spicy flavor, but spicy Dak Kang Jung seems to be more common.

I should admit the weather today was probably too hot for making fried chicken. However, the process is pretty simple (even though the instructions seem longer than my average recipes) and most importantly, it’s just so addictive!!

Ingredients:

[Main] Chicken breast or thigh – 0.5lb

Salt

Pepper

Garlic powder – 1 tbs

Milk – 1 cup [Batter] Flour – 3 tbs

Starch – 1 tbs

Iced water – 3 tbs [Topping] Crushed Roasted peanuts – ¼ cup [Sauce] Corn syrup – 2 tbs

Sugar – 1 tbs

Honey – 1 tbs

Go-Chu-Jang (Korean red pepper paste) – 1.5 tbs

Soy sauce – 1.5 tbs

Chili powder – 1 tbs

Ketchup – ½ tbs

Garlic powder – ½ tbs [Others] Vegetable oil – 2 cups

Instructions:

Cut chicken into approximately 0.5 inch cubes. Place the chicken in a bowl, add 2 cups of milk. Cover the bowl with kitchen wrap and place it in the refrigerator for 1 hour. (Milk helps remove bad odors and add tenderness to chicken) Mix ¼ cup of flour and 1 tbs starch, add ¼ cup of iced water. Mix well and keep it in the refrigerator. Remove chicken from the milk after 1 hour. Add salt, pepper and 1 tbs garlic powder, marinate the meat in the refrigerator for about 15 minutes. Heat vegetable oil to 338 F(170 C) Coat chicken cubes with chilled batter, place them in the hot oil. Fry for about 3 minutes to get the chicken cooked through. (frying time varies due to the size of chicken and the pot etc.) Let the fried chicken cubes sit for few minutes. (The batter will get slightly moist after few minutes) Heat oil to 356 F (180 C), place the chicken back in the oil and fry for another 1-2 minutes until well browned. Mix all the ingredients for the sauce: corn syrup(2), honey(1), sugar(1), Gochujang(1.5), soy sauce(1.5), chili powder(1), ketchup(0.5) and garlic powder(0.5) Place the sauce mixture in a pan. Heat the pan until the sauce bubbles and get thicker and richer. Place the fried chicken cubes into the pan and mix well the chicken and the sauce, add crushed peanuts at the end.

Two things to remember:

Cold batter is the secret to the crispy and crunchy chicken;

Make sure the sauce is thick enough so the chicken can be coated nicely.

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Making Dak-Kang-Jung (닭강정) / Korean Crispy Chicken with Sweet & Spicy Sauce

This is probably one of the easiest and fuss-free food (aside from the kimchi, but that doesn’t really count because there isn’t really any cooking involved) in the list of Hansiks. Dak Kang Jung, or spicy candied fried chicken, is almost like the Korean version of buffalo wings, sans the hot sauce and bleu cheese accompaniment. I traded the wings for pieces of chicken breast because those were the ones I had on hand. I also halved the recipe and then further halved (therefore quartered) the amount of honey used because I was apprehensive that it might turn out a bit too sweet for my liking. So here it is, with just a tiny bit of trepidation, Super Junior member Kim Jong-Woon (Yesung)’s Hansik – fried pieces of chicken coated in sweet and spicy glaze/sauce.

Dak Kang Jung (original recipe from Maangchi) = Chicken Tenders + Sweet & Spicy Glaze

Chicken Tenders:

[¼ cup flour + 1/4 cup cornstarch or potato starch + 1 large egg + 1 teaspoon salt + 1 teaspoon ground black pepper + 1 teaspoon ground red chili pepper + 4 chicken breasts, cut into strips or pieces + canola oil for frying]

In a large bowl, mix the spices into the chicken until evenly coated. Add in the flour and cornflour and coat all pieces.

Add in the egg and mix into the chicken pieces until they’re all coated in the batter.

Heat the oil in a frying pan and fry the chicken pieces in batches.

**The original recipe called for frying the pieces twice – 15 minutes for the first fry and about 10 minutes for the second.

Drain the pieces well and set aside.

Sweet & Spicy Glaze:

[½ cup water + a 7 cm piece of fresh ginger, peeled and thinly sliced + 1 ½ tablespoon soy sauce + 1/2 cup packed brown sugar + 3 tablespoons rice vinegar + 1/4 cup light corn syrup or honey]

In a large pot or wok, bring to a boil the water, ginger, soy sauce, brown sugar, vinegar, and corn or rice syrup.

Let cook until the mixture becomes syrupy and thick, and starts to foam. It should be about as thick as honey.

Assembly:

[fried chicken pieces + sweet & spicy glaze + 2 tablespoon roasted sesame seeds + 1/3 cup roasted peanuts] OPTIONAL: ½ tablespoon red chili flakes.

Keep the sauce on medium-low until it’s time to toss in the chicken pieces.

Stir in the cooked chicken, peanuts, sesame seeds, and chili flakes (if using), and toss until completely coated.

Enjoy!

KOREAN-STICKY CHICKEN (DAK KANG JUNG)

INGREDIENTS

Serves 5 as an appetizer or 2 as a main dish

10 chicken wings, without tips and chopped at the joint;

or

or 20 chunky pieces of boneless, skinless chicken breast chunks. About 1 X 1 X 1 inches.

FOR THE CHICKEN:

2 tsp salt

½ tsp ground white pepper

1 egg

½ cup plain flour

½ cup potato flour

vegetable oil for deep-frying

FOR THE SAUCE:

½ cup water

⅓ cup packed soft brown sugar

2 tbsp vinegar

2 tsp. dark sesame oil

1 tbsp soy sauce

½ cup thinly sliced ginger

1 large clove chopped garlic

½ cup corn syrup

PEANUTS & SESAME SEEDS:

½ cup peanuts, toast till brown and fragrant, rub off skin and chop roughly (Can use dry roasted)

¼ cup white sesame seeds, toast till brown and fragrant

2 tbsp dried chile flakes, or to taste, less if you don’t like it spicy hot

INSTRUCTIONS

In a pan or wok, bring water, sugar, garlic, ketchup, sesame oil, vinegar, soy sauce and ginger to a boil. Simmer gently for 5 minutes. Add corn syrup. Simmer gently for another 30 minutes. While the sauce is simmering, wash and drain chicken, then sprinkle with salt and pepper. Add egg and mix thoroughly by hand. Sprinkle with plain and potato flour and, still mixing by hand,make sure chicken is evenly coated. Deep-fry in almost smoking vegetable oil over medium-high heat till just cooked and slightly brown. Reheat oil to just smoking. Refry chicken till golden brown. Turn off heat. Drain. When sauce is sticky and just thickened (not too thick or it will stick to your teeth), add chicken, peanuts, sesame seeds and dried chile flakes. Turn off heat. Toss till chicken is evenly coated. Taste and adjust seasoning. But be very careful because melted sugar in the sauce is extremely hot! Serve as finger food with drinks, or eat with rice.

Credits to: mykoreaneats.com

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