Topic: Ninja Air Fryer 4-Qt

[Skhilled (OP)]

I saw this while shopping at BJ'S Wholesale. I pulled out my cell and checked the reviews and they were good! I have the Ninja Bullet from years ago and that has always been a solid product. Been looking at air fryers for quite awhile so I said what the heck, my oven is out atm so this should help quite a bit.

https://www.bjs.com/product/ninja-4-qt-digital-air-fryer/3000000000001454247?rrec=true

[Skhilled (OP)]

Had this for 4 days and have only opened the box and looked at it. LMAO Haven't used it yet. However, I did find a ton of interesting recipes for it all over the net as well as a number of books available. I've bought some brussels to try it out. It can also dehydrate food so I bought some bananas to see how that would turn out. Says it takes 8-10 hours. I may they that Friday so I'll be up and at home when they are done. LOL

[Ken]

Kay has a larger version(don't know exactly how big) of this brand and has used it a few times, but is no longer doing anything with it... sez she donen't like the way the food turns out.

[Skhilled (OP)]

Well, I'll let you know how it turns out.

[Skhilled (OP)]

I finally cooked something in it! LOL I found some boneless/skinless chicken thighs on sale and tried those. I went by the directions and what others said in their recipes for it. I tried two small pieces to see how it would go but they were overcooked. So, I cut the time in half and lowered the temp from 390 to 350. In just 10 minutes time I had very tender, juicy and browned thighs! I made my own spice rub for them with came out very well!

I'll have to play with it a lot more to get the timing and temp down.

[Ken]

Sounds like it's going to work well for you. 

[Skhilled (OP)]

Just made some chicken wings. Set it for 390° for 25 minutes. I turned them over about halfway. I took them out about 3 minutes earlry and they were crispy on the outside, tender inside.

[Ken]

That sounds good. 

Kay is trying to sell hers.