Can I cook chicken in here? Will it get to a high enough temp?
652984
I wouldn't. Though it did heat my dip high enough to make it boil, I wouldn't want to cook any type of raw meat in it.
334676
Ya it is just like a skillet just deeper! And if your oven does not work you will be able to cook a small roster chicken in it on the top of the stove use your lid it will keep the heat in and taste great.
371059
yes, i've done it a few times. don't put too much oil in and it will leave batter fragments at the bottom so pay attention. it cooks chicken fast.
781883
you would need to ask the company. I cannot think of a recipe needing temps higher than 500 degrees.......at least none I use
2208387
Absolutely...although I only cook veggies and fish. But it has chicken setting on it. I really love it. Hope my answer helps u out :)
1004343
You probably can if you don't choose a very large chicken and don't mind cleaning the oven afterwards...I have baked salmon in this little oven and it worked perfectly. Good luck!
1186978
I think yes you can as long as it fits there. I'm not sure if there is any recepy for it but you can follow any recipe book you like. I never made a full chicken, but I did a lot of different dishes with chicken. Delicious meal. Completely different taste.
189966
America's Test Kitchen has a recipe for "roasting" a whole chicken in a crockpot. Still, as NuJoi said, the skin won't be crispy. This unit (the four-quart) will saute, steam, or slow-cook. I'm actually going to cook New York Strip in mine tomorrow. Never done that before, but I'm hoping it will come out as tender as other meats I've cooked in this unit.
788514
Mine did and on the front panel (you can't see it in the picture), there is a guide for chicken, beef, fish, sandwiches, etc., which tells you a range of minutes and a range of temperatures (like 4-6 minutes at 400-425 degrees.)
1629214
A large chicken can fit on top of this. It will fit n a stove. The chicken comes out really moist and delicious.
96171
Place it between the grill grates and flavorizor bar. Also for some really good flavor try pecan chips or mix them 50-50 with hickory chips. It will make chicken into a whole new deal.
1751049
Look at the pics it shows from sear to 250f. I cook everything in this made chicken caccatore last night it was great.I have fried chicken and pot roast in it. I love it. Alex
121646
Yes absolutely ! We do beef . Chicken and shrimp all the time.it has a dial for temp hi to low and anything in between. This purchase exceeded my expectation
1894235
If you dip it in buttermilk and then the breadcrumbs or whatever, yes it will. As long as it's not dripping. If its dripping, the fan may blow all the liquid off the meat. The basket is not that big, room for about 3 legs or two breasts. The cooking is done by super-heated, recirculating air. That's why if you are doing fish sticks or chicken tenders, you need to spray a little cooking spray on the items so they have a little moisture and are not completely dried out. Aso, I believe they just came out with a larger capacity model. You might check that so you can make more fried chicken pieces at one time. If you dip it in buttermilk and then the breadcrumbs or whatever, yes it will. As long as it's not dripping. If its dripping, the fan may blow all the liquid off the meat. The basket is not that big, room for about 3 legs or two breasts. The cooking is done by super-heated, recirculating air. That's why if you are doing fish sticks or chicken tenders, you need to spray a little cooking spray on the items so they have a little moisture and are not completely dried out. Aso, I believe they just came out with a larger capacity model. You might check that so you can make more fried chicken... » Read More If you dip it in buttermilk and then the breadcrumbs or whatever, yes it will. As long as it's not dripping. If its dripping, the fan may blow all the liquid off the meat. The basket is not that big, room for about 3 legs or two breasts. The cooking is done by super-heated, recirculating air. That's why if you are doing fish sticks or chicken tenders, you need to spray a little cooking spray on the items so they have a little moisture and are not completely dried out. Aso, I believe they just came out with a larger capacity model. You might check that so you can make more fried chicken pieces at one time. « Show Less
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yes it be used on the stovetop also a bbq wrap the chicken up with alum. foil with a pan underneath it check temp of chick with food thermometer for doneness good luck
594824
Possibly, I have never tried it. The chicken would cook down eventually, but might not be able to use cover initially.
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We had a warm summer and still are 70 degrees or so. We didn't get above 100 too many days but the coop has vents on the top you can prop open for some ventilation. Plus the walls are two ply and we never had heat or condesation issues. You need to remember to try to keep the chickens in the shade outside the coop during the hottest part of the day, but our ladies did great throughout summer and down into 25 degrees at night.