Can you fry chicken in it? null

Hello Kidatheart75, We would like to inform you that you can cook a chicken in the Ninja® Foodi™ using the TenderCrisp™ Technology. This is a revolutionary cooking method that tenderizes food using pressure cooking then crisps it using super-heated air, quickly cooking your food from the inside out. We hope this information helps. The Customer Support Team

You cannot use it as a deep fryer but it does sauté and seer. I cut up chicken breast tonight and made Chicken Fajitas. Delicious. I also make spaghetti and chili. No more cooking the pasta in a separate pot.

This is not a deep fryer like a fry daddy, and I would not use it that way. However, Colonel Sanders chicken is 'fried' in a pressure cooker. I think it could be done, but it would be very very hot and under pressure (danger!). This is whey Col Sanders chicken is so moist! I might just go pick up the fried chicken...

No, you cannot fry chicken in this cooker, but it has an air cooking method that produces similar results.

While it can fit a whole chicken, it does not fry. Look at the "Ninja Foodi" models that are similar to this but add Air Fry and crisp modes.

No just saute, roast, pressure cook and slow cook.

For frying chicken, I think you might be happier with a fryer device. The strengths of this cooker appear to be pressure, steam, and slow cooking.

Thin slices of chicken. It does not deep fry.

I don't believe so... it's a slow cooker... don't think it would get hot enough, even with tons of oil. Have not seen such an option/recipe online, etc. Hope that helps! :-)

You can sear/sauté the chicken and cook almost anything with this nice cooker.

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Hello Kidatheart75, We would like to inform you that you can cook a chicken in the Ninja® Foodi™ using the TenderCrisp™ Technology. This is a revolutionary cooking method that tenderizes food using pressure cooking then crisps it using super-heated air, quickly cooking your food from the inside out. We hope this information helps. The Customer Support Team
Answered by Ninja Community Support 7 years ago
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You cannot use it as a deep fryer but it does sauté and seer. I cut up chicken breast tonight and made Chicken Fajitas. Delicious. I also make spaghetti and chili. No more cooking the pasta in a separate pot.
Answered by YorkieMom315 7 years ago
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This is not a deep fryer like a fry daddy, and I would not use it that way. However, Colonel Sanders chicken is 'fried' in a pressure cooker. I think it could be done, but it would be very very hot and under pressure (danger!). This is whey Col Sanders chicken is so moist! I might just go pick up the fried chicken...
Answered by Aggieof83 7 years ago
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No, you cannot fry chicken in this cooker, but it has an air cooking method that produces similar results.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 7 years ago
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While it can fit a whole chicken, it does not fry. Look at the "Ninja Foodi" models that are similar to this but add Air Fry and crisp modes.
Answered by emiliosic 7 years ago
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Is it a air cooker ?
Answered by DROD 6 years ago
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No just saute, roast, pressure cook and slow cook.
Answered by Yvette 6 years ago
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For frying chicken, I think you might be happier with a fryer device. The strengths of this cooker appear to be pressure, steam, and slow cooking.
Answered by Elisa 6 years ago
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Thin slices of chicken. It does not deep fry.
Answered by RVMary 7 years ago
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I don't believe so... it's a slow cooker... don't think it would get hot enough, even with tons of oil. Have not seen such an option/recipe online, etc. Hope that helps! :-)
Answered by Andrew 7 years ago
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