BBQ Chicken Wings From Frozen Ninja Foodi Pressure Cooker/Air Fryer 1 pot Frank's Red Hot Seasoning


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Sweet Baby Rayes from frozen BBQ wings
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20min under pressure/crisp 10min then flip & 5min
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  1. Bruce Baner
    Bruce Baner says:

    Excuse me sir I have a bone to pick with you actually 4 so u didn't put (warning of possibility of biting fingers) when trying this recipe… so Im going to slap the person who made this foodi like Friday After Next 🤨

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  2. lazer1985
    lazer1985 says:

    Question for anyone . I have the 8qt foodi I just got. I see Doug pressure cooked the frozen wings for 20 min then crisped them . The instruction manual tells you to only pressure cook them for 5 min the crisp for 15 . Any big difference or necessity for cooking them longer/shorter? Also they used the crisp basket . Any advantages on cooking them on the rack ? I ask because I made some according to the manual and just wanted to see the difference

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  3. lisa davis
    lisa davis says:

    Hey Doug, thanks for the video. I have a question, when you seasoned the wings with the Frank's did you also add the Sweet Baby Ray's or did you just add that at the end when air frying?

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  4. Sherman Brown
    Sherman Brown says:

    Thanks Doug for using a large mixing bowl to spice your wings. Most videos show people using a bowl/dish that can barely contain things and then they try and toss ingredients, causing spillage and making a mess. I’m so envious of you and your new Ninja Foodi. I have two pressure cookers and an air fryer and am already thinking about replacing them for this new contraption. Makes perfect sense to have a pressure cooker & a air fryer in the same unit. Keep the great videos coming.

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  5. Gary Sorley
    Gary Sorley says:

    Hey Doug,I've been pressure cooking for 10+yrs and because of this video I am going to buy one today. I live in a tiny home with no oven. Looks like it will take care of that problem. Thanks for the video.

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