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eseamands

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We have really liked using our Ninja air fryer for jalapeno poppers/sweet pepper poppers (pepper with cream cheese in the middle, slab of pheasant or grouse, wrapped up in bacon). They seem to cook more evenly and it's a breeze to clean up.
 


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Wife is really into it being a healthier way. I have done some recipes found on line kinda hit miss.
 

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Anyone do battered fried fish like walleye or crappie? I have a hard time believing it's as good as in oil but something I want to at least try once.
 

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I do Langdon locker sausage or any link sausage
All types of marinaded chicken parts
Hamburgers
Never did a steak though perhaps there are good recipes for that to.
Would you share how you prepare your Langdon locker sausage? Temperture and cooking time?
 

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Gonna do baby potatoes in olive oil, sea salt, rosemary, and thyme tomorrow in the air fryer. They'll pair nicely with the wagyu-looking ribeyes I picked up at Costco for 12.99/lb. Not sure why they're labeled "choice" and not "prime".....might have to make a separate thread if it turns out as I expect. Brussel spouts and morel mushrooms/onions in butter to top it off.
 


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Anyone do battered fried fish like walleye or crappie? I have a hard time believing it's as good as in oil but something I want to at least try once.
I’ve tried it a couple different ways, turned out good, but no comparison to traditional fried. Had a medium priced TFal (I think) brand nd thought a better one would help so bought a Cuisinart. Guess I’ll die a couple months earlier from fried food.
 

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All the above mentioned are good. Try toaster strudels - 350 degrees for 3 minutes, then flip and do another 3 minutes - way better than out of the toaster.
 

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Would you share how you prepare your Langdon locker sausage? Temperture and cooking time?
Fully thawed at 350ish for 12 minutes, I flip the sausage after 6 minutes. 12 is fully cooked to me but some may want it to be more crispy then you can either add more time or higher temp to get that desired crispiness.
 

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WARNING: Useless video:

I fooled around with a chick in Panama '88 whom could be considered an "air fryer": Almost gave her the Golden Green Card until she was discovered "air frying" Marines while I was at work. Damn shame: Can't blame the Marines as she was hot as a pistol and a gd hellcat.

I'm thankful she was dumbass enough to show her cards on both Howard and Allbrook:

 
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We just bought a new oven that has a built air fryer. No more bulky air fryer on the counter.
 

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