Is tha recipe in the manual/recipe guide or did you get it online? I want it.
Yea but wings take longer. So the fries might be over done
So there was a thunderstorm yesterday morning and I was off and hungry.
I decided to grill some frozen wings.
I had some left over that were frozen so I air fried them. Check the dates on the receipt.
The big plate is from the grill. The little plate is from the air fryer.
Now what I did is what I don't usually do which was sauce then put back in the air fryer. You and it's fine. I just would have done it at 400 to broil/char aka tighten up the skin, sear it.
They weren't bad though.
The grill ones were awesome.
These were wings I cut up and washed then threw in the deep freezer. You could buy chicken wings, cut them, wash them, season them, then cook them from frozen no hassle no mess. I didnt season them before I froze and forgot about them so after 15 mins on 375 they were thawed, I seasoned them, then out then back in 15 at 375.
With the grill I grilled them indirect keeping the grill temp around 375. After about 30 mins I seasoned then let cook indirect for another 30. Then seared them up.
COSORI Air Fryer,Max XL 5.8 Quart,1700-Watt Electric Hot Air Fryers Oven & Oilless Cooker for Roasting,LED Digital Touchscreen with 11 Presets,Nonstick Basket,ETL Listed(100 Recipes)
which one y’all suggest?
you season AFTER you grill indirect and then sear at the END ?
I feel like there’s some game here to be told about flavor because your way is quite contrary to the way most casual grillers do and the way most recipes direct the process ... soooo yeah ... explain that .
Well damn that’s a HUGE clarification .Let me clarify. You season after the meat is defrosted/thawed. You do not season frozen chicken.
After you grill the wings you always put them over direct heat to tighten them up. At least I do. I don't like loose soggy skin on my wings.
That's the only way to grill FROZEN wings. If your going to thaw them out then season then your not grilling frozen wings.
Well damn that’s a HUGE clarification .
Thanks for letting us know
explains a lot .
Also going to make this tomorrow in the air fryer
I like getting a bottle of kens steakhouse blue cheese, and mix in fresh finely chopped garlic and fresh parsley. Shake it real well so its all in there, takes the blue cheese to another level. I got inspired by that garlic blue cheese from wingstop
COSORI Air Fryer,Max XL 5.8 Quart,1700-Watt Electric Hot Air Fryers Oven & Oilless Cooker for Roasting,LED Digital Touchscreen with 11 Presets,Nonstick Basket,ETL Listed(100 Recipes)
which one y’all suggest?
I like the one that @Chris Cool posted a couple of pages back.I would shop around and compare prices. I think you can get a bigger one for roughly the same price.
The only difference between brands are just the sizes. You want to get a good sized one. You get one too small then your gonna want or have to buy a second one or cook multiple loads.
Just get a good sized one to begin with. In fact I have a 10qt and I paid almost as much as your paying.
I got it from my grandma. When she first gave it to me it was just with the tray. I'm flipping channels and see this shyt.I like the one that @Chris Cool posted a couple of pages back.
I like to go with brand names though and I've never heard of Power AirFryer Oven.
Chris Cool, how long have you had it?
FACTSHeating leftovers is especially if they were originally fried it comes out crispy like you just made it fresh