can you flour the chicken as if oil frying when using the oil-less fryer
653740
No.. I use an egg and milk batter, then I pass the chicken in seasoned Kellogg's cornflakes crumbs.
653741
Welcome! Also this oven is the only way I like to cook bacon..no smoke and cooks in less than 5 mins.
1118665
The instructions warn you not to fry anything in this pot. I typically take warning labels as a challenge, however, and proceeded to fry a turkey in it without any problems. I think wings would be fine. Just make sure your oil isn't getting too hot and the chicken is dry before you drop it in and you should be fine.
611069
you do not need too much oil. it actually depends on how much you want to fry. i make sure i have mine at least half filled
179441
I have found it best to grease and flour, even with non stick or silicone pans. I used the non stick spray containing flour.
455322
i haven't used the oil free fryer, but i will tell you it cooks the turkey quick crisp and comes out Juicier than i have ever had a turkey come out, and I love the smoker part. Smoking the turkey long and slow is even more tender and delicious, you just don't get the crispy outer. Hope this helps.
1708586
I never tried that, but I have made steaks in it and they turn out delicious. Chicken should fry really well in the Foreman pan.
992264
This frying pan is a no fry pan. You can however bake the chicken in it as long as you do it on the grill.
1275296
Have not tried frying boneless chicken in it , but bone is great and I can tell you this fryer is better any other
811021
I have only tried chicken and I would say no it does not fry just as good. You have to be careful not to over cook and you can't really put too much meat in at once for the best results. It does taste fine though so it is worth buying.
2003560
It depends on what size of item or itemsYou're frying. Your best bet is to fill it withWater to judge the amt of oil you need toUse
1000536
No. but may want to change the oil after you fry fish a couple times in a row and stuff that flake off like bread crumbs. Just look at the color of the oil, change when dark brown or a lot of bread crumbs or flour has fallen off your chicken, Normally the oil will begin to smell burnt and become dark for its original color.
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Use PAM or a tablespoon of oil, heat pan on medium, and put in meat or whatever you wish to fry lightly. If you are frying chicken, for example, you will need to use about almost an inch or more of peanut oil (for high heat frying), preheat, and immerse coated chicken pieces in the oil. Always stand back from pan when you do this. As the previous comments wrote, this is not a non stick pan.
193369
It really fries all meats without a single drop of oil. Chicken, shrimps, beefs, french fries, etc. The only downside is that is small and cleaning, but if you have a dish washer won't be an issue.
2142364
I would only use olive oil for low temperature frying. Have you tried coconut oil. I use the spray.
1157519
No. It is too small. Maybe a Cornish hen, but a whole chicken would overflow the oil.
564655
Yes you can. At least I do, and so far no problem. It doesn't really stop the frying smell, but it avoids the splashing around.
80706
I haven't baked with coconut oil; I've fried eggs, and they are delicious. I've also fried veggies battered in egg and almond flour. I highly recommend! I've read that refined coconut oil tolerates heat differently than unrefined coconut oil.