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did it yesterday: I used a little salt plus other spices, put the wings and mixed with baking powder and flour in a plastic bag, shock well and popped them in the air fryer for about 20 minutes: the second batch I did a few minutes longer and they were browner but both batches were nice a crisp. thanks for the hint. BTW, I used very little flour. I only wanted enough to be sure they got brown. We use almost on flour except for baking at holiday time. I also sprayed them and used no oil.
did it yesterday: I used a little salt plus other spices, put the wings and mixed with baking powder and flour in a plastic bag, shock well and popped them in the air fryer for about 20 minutes: the second batch I did a few minutes longer and they were browner but both batches were nice a crisp. thanks for the hint. BTW, I used very little flour. I only wanted enough to be sure they got brown. We use almost on flour except for baking at holiday time. I also sprayed them and used no oil.
Yay! Glad you enjoyed it.
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Yep, about 20 minutes: I did 15, then turned them for about another 5 of so minutes. It might have been a couple minutes longer but not much. They were the small size already cut. The kids loved them and so did the adults.
Yep, about 20 minutes: I did 15, then turned them for about another 5 of so minutes. It might have been a couple minutes longer but not much. They were the small size already cut. The kids loved them and so did the adults.
There must be significant differences in equipment. I generally have wings out in under 10 minutes.
I love my air fryer, but not for the things I thought I would love it for. Haven't been happy with any of the fake fried chicken recipes that I've tried, but I love it for doing simple seasoned (non-breaded) chicken breasts or heating up frozen items.
I use my air-fryer almost everyday of the week. It's quick and gets the job done without excess oil. Also it's easy to clean. The one caveat is that the coating tends to peel after some time. I've researched and it looks like this is not harmful even though it looks like crap. In any case, I'm glad I bought mine.
I use my air-fryer almost everyday of the week. It's quick and gets the job done without excess oil. Also it's easy to clean. The one caveat is that the coating tends to peel after some time. I've researched and it looks like this is not harmful even though it looks like crap. In any case, I'm glad I bought mine.
Well, maybe if we had ever fried things to begin with it would be more usable, but we realized after we bought it that we don't ever fry anything anyway.
My son bought me one. I use it to crisp precooked Costco bacon. Delish and so much better than microwaving it.
He uses his for frozen veggies - sprays them with olive oil and cuts up a polish sausage, cooks it all together.
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I hope I am not repeating someone's post on this thread...I just listened to an air fryer review from America's Test Kitchen. They were surprised to find they really didn't like any of them. They said it's not much different than using a baking rack on a baking sheet in your convection oven. I have never used one, so I don't know...
They've apparently had a change of heart, I just received an Email from them offering an ATK book on air-frying at a substantial discount that begins by saying: Are air fryers really worth the investment of money and counter space? Yes, if you’re looking to use less fat in your cooking, minimize fuss and mess, prepare fast meals and sides that satisfy adults and kids alike, and achieve consistently great results. As you can tell, I’m a convert.
They've apparently had a change of heart, I just received an Email from them offering an ATK book on air-frying at a substantial discount that begins by saying: Are air fryers really worth the investment of money and counter space? Yes, if you’re looking to use less fat in your cooking, minimize fuss and mess, prepare fast meals and sides that satisfy adults and kids alike, and achieve consistently great results. As you can tell, I’m a convert.
great: I have never been sorry we have ours and am hoping, at a garage sale this weekend to pick up a second one.
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