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I Won't Make Roasted Chicken in the Oven Again. Here's the 45-Minute Method I Use
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I Won't Make Roasted Chicken in the Oven Again. Here's the 45-Minute Method I Use

  • A whole chicken can be roasted in an air fryer in about 45 minutes with no preheating required.
  • The method uses a 360°F setting and cooks the chicken breast-down first for 25 minutes.
  • After 25 minutes, the chicken is flipped to finish cooking for about 20 more minutes.
  • The target internal temperature is 160 degrees Fahrenheit in the thickest part of the breast.
  • A 3- to 4-pound chicken fits inside a typical air fryer for this method.
  • The method yields crispy skin and moist, tender meat due to high heat without overcooking.
  • Cleanup is described as basically nonexistent when using the air fryer.
  • The author used a simple marinade of olive oil, grain mustard, salt, pepper, and Mediterranean seasoning.
  • The article notes the chicken can be finished with pan drippings or gravy from the air fryer.
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I Tried It: Ninja's Fireside360 Outdoor Heater Warms You From All Angles
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I Tried It: Ninja's Fireside360 Outdoor Heater Warms You From All Angles

  • Ninja's Fireside360 combines a fire pit and patio heater into one low-profile unit, delivering 360-degree warmth outdoors.
  • It offers three modes—heat only, flame only, or both—controlled by two dials for flexible outdoor warming.
  • Setup is quick, weighing about 40 pounds with simple steps to assemble and connect a standard propane tank.
  • The unit’s 80,000 BTUs provide strong warmth, especially when both heat and flame are used together.
  • The smokeless fire pit feature minimizes smoke and air-quality concerns during use.
  • The Fireside360 remains a visually appealing centerpiece with a lava-rock pit and dancing flames.
  • Ninja positions the Fireside360 as a versatile choice for outdoor gatherings seeking warmth and ambiance.
  • Price is around $499.99 to $500, placing it in the mid-to-high range for patio heaters and fire pits.
  • Setup versatility and portability enable easy relocation around outdoor spaces.
  • The reviewer notes the device is less imposing than tower-style heaters, aiding integration into outdoor areas.
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