Originally Posted by Orema (Post 1250080)

Last night I made some lemon-pepper wings with the new air-fryer gadget and they were tasty. I marinated them for a couple hours in olive oil, lemon juice, seasonings and cooked them for 20 minutes on each side at 375. They were crispy but not burnt. I made a point of not cooking them at 500 degrees to avoid the smoke. They were a little overdone on the inside, but I’ll adjust the time and temperature tonight when I make some more. Think I’ll make buffalo wings tonight.

It was easy to clean but there’s a stainless steel part that may not be easy to clean after many uses. I’m not too worried about that.

This one is a keeper and am glad I bought it.

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Originally Posted by Orema (Post 1249869)

It's worth it for me and I'm glad I bought mine. Found it at Amazon at a great price and I use it at least once a week. I use it for boiling eggs, making soups, infusing butter, sterlizing jars I use for body butters, making beans, cooking frozen foods ... I'm looking forward to making the dumplings Andrea wrote about and the mushroom soup TF posted. I have no regrets about my purchase.

I'm not crazy about the air fryers, but just bought an air fryer add-on gadget for my instant pot. We'll see how it goes. Good luck.

Originally Posted by girl_dee (Post 1250097)

Originally Posted by girl_dee (Post 1250096)

Originally Posted by Orema (Post 1250100)

Not sure you’ll want one since you already have the air fryer.

I like the CrispLid because you can see the food as it’s cooking and adjust the temp and time. It fits right over the inner pot of the pressure cooker. You can adjust the height of the food based on the trivet used. It’s a neat little gadget, I think.

It’s worth it for me because I like crispy wings and don’t want to fry them, but I didn’t want another appliance in my kitchen.