Do yourself a favor and get an AIR FRYER ASAP!

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I'm still trying to decide.

I have a toaster oven that I've had for over 10 years. Still works okay but it's not big and it burns the toast on the edges.
Love my air fryer I been cooking most days during the pandemic .
Which one?
 

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I'm still trying to decide.

I have a toaster oven that I've had for over 10 years. Still works okay but it's not big and it burns the toast on the edges.

Which one?
I started with a small chef man 3.2 quart air fryer then the a la gourmet 7.2 quart one . I love the size but it’s hard to clean the fan so after the 3 month I returned it to Walmart . I got a new one from amazon which comes Tuesday
 

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Because...why not?
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How the hell are y’all getting fully cooked chicken in 20-23 minutes?

:dwillhuh:

I cooked mine on 400, for 23, flipped at 9, and they weren’t at an appropriate texture for me.
:hubie:

I put them back in for 15, flipped at 7, and they were good.

:ufdup:

So I’m thinking 30 minimum for frozen wings.

And even when I did thawed chicken, I still needed the same amount of time to get a
crisp skin.
 

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what that texture hitting on? :lupe:
They spicy too..you know, I don't do shrimp without Cayenne pepper involved. 7 minutes...i might try the coated type next time...Hooters breading mix with it..something like that. Forgot to get cocktail sauce earlier...still great because its spicy:king:
 

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How the hell are y’all getting fully cooked chicken in 20-23 minutes?

:dwillhuh:

I cooked mine on 400, for 23, flipped at 9, and they weren’t at an appropriate texture for me.
:hubie:

I put them back in for 15, flipped at 7, and they were good.

:ufdup:

So I’m thinking 30 minimum for frozen wings.

And even when I did thawed chicken, I still needed the same amount of time to get a
crisp skin.
I use a meat thermometer...they come out 170-180 degrees at 25 minutes. Flip it at 14 minutes...lol. Not 9.
 

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One more time for the good time..
R=G said:
Defrost it..season it...spray with olive oil..25 mins..400 degrees...flip midway..put seasoning on that side if you want. Comes out crispy with a great color and I then use the basker to rub bbq or buffalo wing recipe that I put on the stove for a few minutes and bingo
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How the hell are y’all getting fully cooked chicken in 20-23 minutes?

:dwillhuh:

I cooked mine on 400, for 23, flipped at 9, and they weren’t at an appropriate texture for me.
:hubie:

I put them back in for 15, flipped at 7, and they were good.

:ufdup:

So I’m thinking 30 minimum for frozen wings.

And even when I did thawed chicken, I still needed the same amount of time to get a
crisp skin.

Depends on your fryer. My ninja is faster than that. About 20 minutes or so and that shyt is crisp and cooked.
 
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