Start Using the Step Method when Cooking from Frozen!

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  • Опубликовано: 15 апр 2023
  • I've never been a huge fan of cooking from frozen, but I'm starting to change my mind. These chicken thighs were so delicious cooked from frozen right in my air fryer. I used the step method to adjust the temperatures so that the outside was crispy and the inside was perfectly cooked and not dry at all! 👇👇👇 CLICK FOR RECIPE & DETAILS 👇👇👇
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  • @kathyswarthout1503
    @kathyswarthout1503 10 месяцев назад +2

    Had two frozen solid chicken thighs and thought - why not. Followed your instructions exactly and they were amazing! Thanks Louise. Had a delicious dinner and saved $$$ by not having to order carry out.

  • @kathyfann
    @kathyfann 7 месяцев назад +3

    When I have frozen chicken thighs, I pressure cook for 5 minutes then switch to air Fryer $350 for 7 minutes then go to 375 and add BBQ sauce that makes them delicious

  • @tbird2274
    @tbird2274 Год назад +5

    Used this method tonight on a small sirloin tip roast. It turned out perfect! Thank you, this has opened up a whole new ballgame for me because I always forget to thaw my meat!

  • @manong4328
    @manong4328 Год назад +5

    Came back here bc I missed the beginning. I’m learning so much from you Louise. The water. Playing with temperature. And yes, you’re a flipper cook 😂. Thanks again.

  • @michellefitz4287
    @michellefitz4287 Год назад +2

    This was one of your most informative and helpful videos! I’m a huge fussy and flipper cook, so any recipe where I can constantly adjust time and temp, are my favorite. So very helpful! Thank you!

    • @TheSaltedPepper
      @TheSaltedPepper  Год назад +1

      LOL! Most people hate to have to adjust things, but it sounds like you are similar to me... I'm a definite flipper/adjuster! LOL

  • @alexxasmom1825
    @alexxasmom1825 7 месяцев назад

    Delicious! My husband and I frequently argue about the doneness of the chicken and this is right!!

  • @daveinca2
    @daveinca2 Год назад +3

    This was very helpful. I don't always plan ahead and have had issues with cooking from frozen. Thanks for your work on this!

    • @TheSaltedPepper
      @TheSaltedPepper  Год назад

      Glad it was helpful! I don't usually cook from frozen, but after airfrying a frozen steak and these thighs, I might be taking the shortcut more often!

  • @patrickochoa8243
    @patrickochoa8243 9 месяцев назад

    Just earned a follow and a 👍 Great job! Thank you 😊

  • @moose7587
    @moose7587 Год назад

    Louise, I made your Magic Carrots for Easter. OMGosh, they were a huge hit!

  • @karleedu
    @karleedu 10 месяцев назад

    Thank you for this. I live alone and keep everything frozen and hate to wait for it to defrost. This will work for me!!!

  • @jilloleary1761
    @jilloleary1761 Год назад +5

    I was hoping you'd make a video about this!!! I buy the family pack of chicken thighs and freeze what we don't cook individually. I usually cook them frozen in the pressure cooker for soup or shredded chicken. I can't wait to cook them this way! ❤ your videos!!!

  • @terrysmyth2144
    @terrysmyth2144 Год назад +3

    Good evening love everything you do with ninja when I cook I follow u step by step,never been wrong yet keep it up 👍👍💪💪😘Terry Rastrick England

  • @SaveTheBees
    @SaveTheBees Год назад

    Wonderful video!! Thank you so much for helping me learn to cook with my new air fryer! Empty nesters here and this is the perfect way to cook with smaller quantities now. I just love your personality!! 🌺🐝🌺🐝🌺

  • @debdeaton5955
    @debdeaton5955 8 месяцев назад +1

    I tried this and the chicken thighs came out perfect. Loved the seasoning ❤

  • @Handsoflight7766
    @Handsoflight7766 4 месяца назад +1

    I have the 14-1 600 version and am just starting to use it almost daily. I rarely use my other appliances now. I made the pork tenderloins as per the booklet and they came out perfect. I also made steelhead trout on bake as I normally would in the oven and it takes 15 minutes. I will make the chicken legs then soup with it today and will start yogourt right after that meal and let it go 12 hours for Greek yoghurt in the morning.

  • @kathyfann
    @kathyfann 7 месяцев назад

    I just ordered one of these refurbished through Amazon at 6 and a half qt and it was a great deal if anybody’s looking for this and I am by myself so 6 1/2 quarts plenty.

  • @Gud2B_Blessed
    @Gud2B_Blessed 7 месяцев назад

    I know its different strokes for different folks..lol😂 however, Im one of those ppl would cleans all meat, thoroughly, when taken out of the package. Especially chicken, (Thighs, wings, legs) simply becaise, of that slime, fat and/or small feather (wings), that is never removed, from chicken straight out the pack. The only part I may consider from frozen may be the breast. But not likely. I get that some ppl will cook frozen meat. But me, I just cant. Id have to eat something else.
    I do LOVE amd appreciate your videos though. You speak to all ranges of an audience/cookers. You are simply the BEST Ms Louise. You teach all methods. ❤😊

    • @TheSaltedPepper
      @TheSaltedPepper  7 месяцев назад +1

      You can clean and then freeze, but I totally understand and I rarely cook from frozen. I was actually quite shocked at how good these turned out. I’m glad you enjoy the videos!

  • @nicolasmith1460
    @nicolasmith1460 5 месяцев назад +1

    Which of the ninjas do you prefer. You seem to have all of them!! The 15 in 1 seems huge? Thanks for this video. I learnt a lot. Normally with meat I cook it on high to kill germs 🤦‍♀️ I need to learn a different way!

    • @TheSaltedPepper
      @TheSaltedPepper  5 месяцев назад

      I certainly have a lot of them! LOL My go-to is the OL501 6.5 qt or the 6.5 qt 2 lid model. It does everything. I also really like the Ninja Combi and the Ninja Woodfire.

  • @driversteve9345
    @driversteve9345 Год назад +1

    Keep in mind that if you had the OL701 model, you would've been able to use the temp needle and have the Ninja Pot automatically shutoff when it has reached the designated temperature. I have the OL701 and I love it! It was pretty pricey at $350 but I hope it will last me for years on end!

    • @PamDaniel8695
      @PamDaniel8695 7 месяцев назад

      I have not used my probe yet, got spooked from following the provided recipe book. Thank you for writing this really want to figure it out.

  • @JimmyDAal
    @JimmyDAal Год назад +1

    I cook frozen chicken legs using the foodi pressure cook feature until thawed but not fully cooked. This is when I put on the oil and herbs etc. Leave the water in and air crisp on high util up to temp. Turns out amazing every time, juicy with a crisp skin. But your method seems to be just as good but without the need for the pressure lid. Thanks for the new idea.

    • @PamDaniel8695
      @PamDaniel8695 7 месяцев назад

      Can you give me the details on your pressure cook method, please?

    • @JimmyDAal
      @JimmyDAal 6 месяцев назад

      For 2 legs, just put on rack with 1 cup of water in pot, cook on high for 8 mins and do a natural release. Spray on olive oil and add your favourite rub ingredients. I use rosemary, onion & garlic salt and smoked paprika. I just do this for the top side of the legs. Air crisp until the proper internal temp is reached. No need to tip out water from pressure cooking. I do this all the time, as it is quick and delicious. Give it a go, hopefully you will too. 😀

  • @capridovonrenislam4128
    @capridovonrenislam4128 9 месяцев назад

    I wonder if it would of being the same by using the steam and crips function?

  • @michaelmccullough9668
    @michaelmccullough9668 Год назад

    Do you use the sam time and temperature with boneless thighs?

  • @blondie18742001
    @blondie18742001 Месяц назад

    I cooked boneless and skinless frozen breast this way and they came out marvelous. Tender not dry l8ve my foodie ninja

  • @FromSarAbra
    @FromSarAbra Год назад

    Louise, hello! what is the difference between the slow cook - BUFFET- and keep warm programs in the new ninja models? 🙂 Thank`s.

  • @polocash11
    @polocash11 4 месяца назад

    Should I use steam/crisp if have this method.

  • @shawnbrown8439
    @shawnbrown8439 8 месяцев назад

    What kind of oil did you use to sprits the chicken

  • @averyvaliant
    @averyvaliant Год назад +2

    Yum! Looks delicious Louise!
    Random question for you, have you noticed the new one lid foodi's fan keeps slowing down and speeding up when using it?
    I notice it in all the videos when people use this.

    • @TheSaltedPepper
      @TheSaltedPepper  Год назад

      I haven't noticed that.

    • @kathleenleslie5527
      @kathleenleslie5527 Год назад +1

      If I’m understanding your question I think it’s the machine’s way of heating back up to temperature faster if the lid has been opened, which obviously allows heat to escape.

    • @michellefitz4287
      @michellefitz4287 Год назад

      I know what you mean. I had one of these Smart Lid models for a few weeks. That noise you mentioned from the air fryer lid was SO noisy and, in addition to all the beeping sounds, we decided to donate it. I was heartbroken.

    • @averyvaliant
      @averyvaliant Год назад

      @@kathleenleslie5527 Ah yea, sorry, I'm terrible at asking questions sometimes haha, I just noticed in videos where the air fryer is working, you can hear the fan speed/noise constantly speeding up and slowing down, that doesn't happen on the older models.
      An example being at 5:44, when Louise changes the temperature, you can hear the fan speeding up.

  • @salsamink
    @salsamink Год назад

    HELP. I was cooking oatmeal in my ninja foodi and it boiled over because I had it too high. It got under the pot in the heater unit. Most of it came out of the overflow holder and out the bottom. How to I get the rest out ? How do I clean it out? I’ve seen many cleaning videos for the lids but not for this help 😢

  • @marcellinareyes5310
    @marcellinareyes5310 Год назад

    I have the setting on mine for steam and crisp how would you do it then

    • @TheSaltedPepper
      @TheSaltedPepper  Год назад +1

      I go over that in the written post on my website.

  • @shannonbeattie1732
    @shannonbeattie1732 9 месяцев назад

    So you don't have to take the water out?

  • @a.rosesrbleu9580
    @a.rosesrbleu9580 Год назад

    Make sure you clean your therma pen between temp takings if you took the temp and it's not 165 otherwise you are possibly reintroducing bacteria into the meat.

  • @glennsheridan9678
    @glennsheridan9678 Год назад

    Do you add water to your oil sprayer?

  • @debbiechaney6607
    @debbiechaney6607 Год назад +5

    Way to complicated for a 72year old I will be sure to thaw ahead. Temperature up down up Dawn......now I'm just crazy.Maybe that's why I 'wilk stick to the oven. I guess I am just to old to learn new tricks. Thank you for your knowledge. Sincerely, Debbie and Dexter-Dog my rescued Chihuahua companion living a quiet crafty life in southern California. 👍💞🏠🐾😄🇺🇸✝️

    • @sueluvs2cook
      @sueluvs2cook Год назад +1

      Debbie, I initially thought the same thing and I'm 62. Guess what? Even though I've gotten pretty OCD in my more 'experienced' years, 🤭 this old dog was easily able to learn this new trick! See, I didn't want to be defeated by a machine!🤦🏻‍♀️ So I followed Louise's step by step "unboxing of the Foodi' video. Next, I watched her do the water test, and so I did the water test... successfully too!! (And man, did I feel accomplished!)😂 Then I watched her video on 'how to hard boil eggs'. Guess what again? I made the best and easiest to peel hard boiled eggs I've ever made! Since I live in SoFlo, I've adjusted the time for my liking & humidity variations & I use the 3-3-3 timing & they come out perfectly every time for me!
      The next thing you know, I was making the best, most tender pot roast ever! I mean, dayam!👏🏻🤤🤤😋😋👍🏻 She even got me eating fruit with protein! Her Mexican Pork recipe has pineapple and pork, something I never thought I'd eat together let alone like!! 🤤🤷🏻‍♀️❤ Everytime I make a 'Louise' recipe, it's always AMAZING!!! Using the Foodi is easier than it looks at first glance and it's truly life changing! Honestly! I regularly make soups & chili now, (even in SoFlo!) in under 30 minutes! 🤯🤤 🍜 I have a really bad back problem and see a pain management doc. Because of that, it's difficult for me to stand in one place for a long period of time. So I normally do my mis en plas ahead of time for anything I make, & either leave it out, or refrigerate it, depending on what it is. It allows me to take a break in between the prep. Then when I'm ready to make the recipe, everything is ready to go.(including my back🤭) You can DM me if you have any questions! Once you get a taste of the 'Ninja juice', you'll get addicted fairly easily! I know I did, and I'm proud of it! Honestly, it's not complicated.🥰 Try it, you'll definitely like it! I certainly did!🥰🥰💖💖
      Sue in sunny South Florida 😎🌴😋

    • @TheSaltedPepper
      @TheSaltedPepper  Год назад +4

      It's not that hard to do and the results are so much better when cooking from frozen, but thawing prior to cooking works too! Enjoy whatever way you choose to cook!

    • @VikkiKennedy-vb6bj
      @VikkiKennedy-vb6bj Год назад

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    • @earthmagic1
      @earthmagic1 Год назад +3

      Debbie, what are you talking about 😂. I'm 75. In the last couple of years I've bought an Instant Pot and an air fryer. I love them! I thank my conventional oven for breaking down and forcing me to try new things!

    • @delladearest2511
      @delladearest2511 Год назад

      @@earthmagic1. I bought an instant pot a few years ago and couldn’t figure out how to use it so it’s in the box

  • @WaynoGur
    @WaynoGur Год назад +1

    What about adding some potatoes or frozen veggies?

    • @TheSaltedPepper
      @TheSaltedPepper  Год назад

      I'm sure you could as long as long as you get the timing down and know when to add them.

  • @bbqchickenrobot3
    @bbqchickenrobot3 Месяц назад

    why not just use the steam crisp function?

  • @Tucker2love
    @Tucker2love Год назад +2

    I never heard the word Thalled. Is that the same as thaw? The word that has no “l” in it…😂
    Trust me, I have mispronounced many words, but the moment somebody pointed it out to me I made an effort to say it correctly. When you have a massive audience …there are audience members that might think that’s really a word when it’s not. I don’t understand why RUclips influencers don’t take more concern with this problem.

    • @daveinca2
      @daveinca2 Год назад +1

      I don't think people are looking to cooking videos for perfect pronunciation. There are plenty of youtube videos that cover that.

    • @kathleenleslie5527
      @kathleenleslie5527 Год назад +1

      The word she says is ‘Thawed’ and perfectly correct.

    • @TheSaltedPepper
      @TheSaltedPepper  Год назад +8

      Thawed is a word, so your concerns are unfounded. If it sounded like I said thalled, then that is simply my accent I guess. I don't consider myself a "RUclips influencer" as you put it, but I am well educated and I do take care and concern with choosing my words and saying them correctly. AND... who cares if someone says thalled, life as we know it won't end because of it. There are way more important things to focus on. 😊

    • @sueluvs2cook
      @sueluvs2cook Год назад +1

      Well, I hope you don't say 'acrost', as in across the street.🤦🏻‍♀️ Good grief! Just bc people have a different 'accent', doesn't mean they're not educated!🤨 A little judgy, don't you think? Perhaps you heard wrong. Thawed, thalled, across, acrossed, maybe it was just you hearing incorrectly. Louise is a recipe creater, and a nurse and past owner of a nursing home among many other professions, so she is highly educated and continues to educate herself. She may be an influencer only because she shares her knowledge with everyone who wants it, and that influences those who do want her info, to become better cooks, who care less about whether they or she says their food is thawed or thalled. 🥰 Have a warm and happy day! 😁