Ninja Woodfired Cooking

[Texas Clodhopper]

I checked the Costco website and they don't mention wings. Maybe I dreamed it.

 

[Neal]

I bought a large pack of wings from Costco yesterday so yes, they have them and drumsticks, etc. They are stocking up for superbowl. Go Dallas!

 

[Texas Clodhopper]

Yay...go Cowboys. The only way Dallas can win is if they change the day they play to another day rather than Sunday. They are just like the US Mail, they don't deliver on Sunday.

Back on track, cook some of those wings and let me know how they are!

 

[Neal]

Haha, well, they're frozen until next weekend. Go get some and report back.

I actually considered just ordering a bunch from my fav wing place in town, hmm, still an option as they are amazing.

 

[GlampDaddy]

@GlampDaddy is the wing expert, I defer to him, not sure why I didn't think of that before answering (or not answering) above.

Well...here we go again! Costco organic (most expensive) wings. NWG, air fry, 400 degrees, with a light smoke (I like apple), 26 minutes. But first! Wash those nasty bird parts and dry thoroughly. Nope - drier than that! Then, put the nice, clean bird parts in the fridge for a couple hours, uncovered - the goal is to make them even drier. No seasoning, no BS, just dry wings in the air fryer basket, but only one level deep.

Enjoy!

 

[Neal]

Oh yeah, 390, or 400. I can't remember all of this! That's why I just do cereal!

 

[Texas Clodhopper]

No seasoning????

 

[GlampDaddy]

No seasoning????

Trust me. Hot sauce of your choice just before taking that first big bite. Texas Pete?

 

[sheridany]

I am working on a tofu pizza with pineapple. It hits all the taste buds. Will serve at the next gathering and maybe buy a stacker pizza oven. The demands going to be unreal.

 

[Neal]

with a light smoke

How do you control the smoke in the Ninja. It seems fill hopper, once it ignite, it's doing its own thing?

 

[Texas Clodhopper]

How do you control the smoke in the Ninja. It seems fill hopper, once it ignite, it's doing its own thing?

I have found some recipes recently stating "light smoke". I can only think of using wood pellets that aren't as strong. Apple vs Oak for instance. My problem is I buy pellets in large bags and I prefer not to have several large bags to store. Thats my guess anyway. @GlampDaddy will hopefully set use straight.

 

[Neal]

This seems ideal for the Ninja for wood pellets. Assorted small bags and really like the flavor.

Amazon.com

 

[Neal]

I actually keep the bags in the metal basket that came with the ninja (for wings, etc.), perfect size to hold all of the bags.

 

[Texas Clodhopper]

Is Kona the brand that was included with our Ninja?

 

[Neal]

Is Kona the brand that was included with our Ninja?

No, @GlampDaddy gave clear directions - throw those away.