Boneless Thighs & Tater Wedges in my Air Fryer 360 (More experiments)

[Bearcarver]

I was referring to this Emeril unit. They have it in 2 different sizes reg and XL.
Was trying to find out the weight if needed to get out of pantry for each use.

I've yet to see a second size, but mine is the 1500 watt unit, and it's not heavy at all. Even if there is an 1800 watt size, I'm sure it wouldn't be heavy either.
The big differences that I see is you can get the standard which is one basket, one rack, or the Deluxe with 3 Baskets, 2 racks & a stand for your Rotisserie hardware. I'm gad mine is only 1500W because I don't have to worry about kicking breakers.
If you see that bigger one, please send me a link---I've never seen it.

Bear

 

[tx smoker]

Here's their New Ad.
The price is better than what I paid a year ago:

Thank you sir for posting the link. I have it bookmarked but need to figure out where I'm gonna store this thing. Our kitchen and pantry are not small by any means but they are overflowing with food and cooking gadgets already. I bet I can figger something out though

Clearing space,
Robrrt

 

[Bearcarver]

Looks good Bear!! I got one with a rotisserie built in for my birthday last year. I’ve basically used it mostly for rotisserie chicken and killer wings. I also used the rotisserie / kabob attachment to do chicken shawarma with thighs.

Thank You jcam!!
Yeah, I know that one---Yours is like Al's.
My bigger one has a Rotisserie, but I didn't use it yet.
I'm planning on using mine more often when it gets cold out, and I got a Nice Hunk of Pork Loin planned as my first on the Spinner!!
Won't be long now!!

Bear

 

[Winterrider]

Bear, that same link you posted. If you hit learn more and scroll down the page it has reg model and XL Family model which is 1800 watt. I was interested in the weight and didn't have in specs on that page. Sure it wouldn't be an issue for me, but if I wasn't here and wife wanted, if she could lift easy enough. She is pretty tough

 

[Bearcarver]

Bear, that same link you posted. If you hit learn more and scroll down the page it has reg model and XL Family model which is 1800 watt. I was interested in the weight and didn't have in specs on that page. Sure it wouldn't be an issue for me, but if I wasn't here and wife wanted, if she could lift easy enough. She is pretty tough

I must be going blind, I still don't see the 1800 watt model on that Link:
https://emerilairfryer360.com/?utm_...MImeKGt72t5QIVwgk3Ch0VCwV4EAEYASAAEgK2f_D_BwE

The only different ones they have are the $37 X 4, and the $47 X 4 for the extra Baskets & such.

However Mine is really light, because the metal is very thin, which is the only thing I don't like because the top, back, and sides get so hot.
I wouldn't think the 1800 watt would be much different---Maybe a pound or 2.

Bear

 

[Bearcarver]

everything looks great bear, ya got love those boneless thighs so much better then the breast. got to say your breading machine does a great job, the chicken looks tasty even before it's cooked.

Thank You Jim!!!
It seems anything I've put in there gets real good!!
Two of my favorites are the Chicken & Breaded Fish.
And My Breading Machine is Awesome!!
Thanks for the Like.

Bear

 

[Winterrider]

This is on bottom of page after learn more tab.
But anyhow , the difference in weight between the 2 is probably minimal.

 

[Hawging It]

That looks really good. I love my air fryer. I need to branch out and cook more things in it. Currently all I do is fries and onion rings and they are just awesome. Thanks for sharing the pics.

 

[Bearcarver]

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This is on bottom of page after learn more tab.
But anyhow , the difference in weight between the 2 is probably minimal.

I don't have that on my page, and I don't have a "Learn More" tab.
Where yours shows the 2 different units (1500W and 1800W), mine shows the below:

And Yes, like I said, "Probably a pound or 2 difference."

Bear

 

[Bearcarver]

Looks good . I need to try the chicken in mine . Point for soaking the taters .

Thank You Rich!!
Chicken is Awesome---Just like Fried Chicken, without the Grease.
LOL---I learned to soak the Taters to get rid of starch, and keeps the Fries from sticking together. Gotta pour it off a couple times until it turns clear.
And Thanks for the Like.

Bear

 

[one eyed jack]

Bear; Your breading machine does a truly admirable job. I can't recall seeing a prettier breading job.

Everything looks mighty good.

Like!

 

[Bearcarver]

Thank you sir for posting the link. I have it bookmarked but need to figure out where I'm gonna store this thing. Our kitchen and pantry are not small by any means but they are overflowing with food and cooking gadgets already. I bet I can figger something out though

Clearing space,
Robrrt

Yup---Room is a problem here too.
Our last move, 17 years ago was from a 2,900 Sq Ft Rancher with full basement to this 1,500 Sq Ft Log House with a Kitchen about 1/3 as big as the last one.
We invited my Brother & his Wife for Mrs Bear's Birthday Prime Rib last week, and we had to move one of my "smokeless indoor grill" to the spare room, so we'd have room for our Coffee Maker. It was in the basement, because we both quit drinking coffee years ago.

Bear

 

[Bearcarver]

That looks really good. I love my air fryer. I need to branch out and cook more things in it. Currently all I do is fries and onion rings and they are just awesome. Thanks for sharing the pics.

Thank You Hawging It !!
I get most of my Ideas from You Tube, but check my Step by Step Index. I have a section of the things I've done in my Little Air Fryer and stuff I've done in this AirFryer 360, Click on "Bear's Step by Steps".
Then scroll down to "AirFryer 360".

Bear

 

[Bearcarver]

Bear; Your breading machine does a truly admirable job. I can't recall seeing a prettier breading job.

Everything looks mighty good.

Like!

Thank You Jack!!
Yes she has the Midas touch!!
Couldn't do without her!!
And Thanks for the Like.

Bear

 

[Bearcarver]

@mike243 ---Thanks for the Like.

Bear