Steamed & Crisped Turkey Breast in the Ninja Foodi ~ 1 Fail & a Win!


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If you are thinking about using Steam/Crisp on your NEW Foodi with the SmartLid for a BONELESS turkey breast, you might reconsider after watching this video.

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  1. Kevin Oxtoby
    Kevin Oxtoby says:

    I have watched these clips, (skipping in places) but the detail and that simple remark that it did not work and how you added more water made me watch this twice.
    Good to have the honest approach where the instructor does have times where it does not look like you just throw it in the pot, press a button, zap to the end and say it is great.

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  2. cward gaff
    cward gaff says:

    My daughter purchased the Steam and Crisp OL701 model for me for Christmas (but she will not let me open until Christmas) 🙁
    Did you use the "built-in" thermometer during the steam and crisp function that failed on you? Wouldn't that address the temperature time needed to cook the turkey to perfect temp, even while using the steam and crisp function? Thank you for all your time and efforts, it is very much appreciated!

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  3. Sharon MacIntyre Barrett
    Sharon MacIntyre Barrett says:

    I also discovered do not push the slider over to steam and crisp until you turn on the machine first. You would think it would not make a difference but it does. I steam and crisped pork chops, wow they came out tender and moist with a little crust to them. They were some good. Hubby loved them.

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  4. Trevor Rowell
    Trevor Rowell says:

    Another great video. My 15 in 1 came this morning, an upgrade to my old XL. I decided to buy after seeing your comparison and the automated steam release and temperature probe sold it for me. Here in the UK our models don't have the sous vide function so it wasn't a surprise when this one didn't either. I've just tried a chicken using steam and crisp chicken preset and it came out perfectly cooked. Your video today was interesting because of the inability to control the length of steaming. I'll give your manual method a try and I'm also going to see how brining works.

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  5. Sam George
    Sam George says:

    Waiting on my Ninja getting delivered 😊getting all my tips here 👍 we call the Turkey breast with bones a Turkey Crown here in Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 enjoying the uploads – thank you ☺️

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