*Make sure you clean the fry basket between batches to get off any debris. No worries though, as they only take 3-5 minutes per side so it’s pretty quick. Since this recipe calls for 2 pounds of chicken breasts, it’s necessary to cook the chicken in 2 batches to avoid overcrowding the fry basket. When it’s ready, it will say “add food.” 4. To do this, press “air crisp” and set it to 390 degrees. If you’re in a rush but still want that yummy teriyaki chicken, you can skip the marinade step and just use the sauce. Soak the chicken in the marinade for an hour but you can leave as long as overnight for maximum flavor. For larger pieces of meat, you’ll just have to increase the cooking time (see notes above or in the recipe). If you prefer to use whole chicken breasts or chicken thighs, you can do that too.
These instructions are also on the recipe card. **Note- If you don’t have an air fryer, read a little further down in the post for cooking on the stove or in the oven.
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How to Make AIP Teriyaki Chicken in a Ninja Foodi or Air Fryer
Maple Syrup - This, along with the juice adds to the sugar content needed to help the sauce caramelize and thicken.Thus, it brings the main teriyaki flavor to the sauce. Coconut Aminos - This is an AIP soy sauce replacement made from the fermented sap of coconut palms.Pineapple Juice - This will be used for both the marinade and the sauce.Boneless skinless chicken thighs are a great option as well. Boneless Skinless Chicken Breasts- Try to use organic if possible.Ingredients in this Ninja Foodi Teriyaki Chicken Recipe: Just make sure your chicken reaches an internal temp of 165 degrees Fahrenheit. Watch them closely so as to not overcook. Thighs will cook faster than breasts and probably won't need quite this long. You'll then add the chicken and cook it for about 15-19 minutes (for breasts), flipping it halfway through. Just put the grill grate in the Ninja Foodi/Air Fryer, set it to 500 degrees, and let it preheat. If you decide to use whole boneless skinless chicken breasts or boneless chicken thighs rather than cut them into small pieces, that's fine too. In the case of this recipe, I went with the crisper basket because the chicken pieces are fairly small and the basket just holds them better. I always debate whether I should air crisp or grill certain things. I chose to add the sauce afterward because is less messy and less likely to burn. Some recipes cook the chicken in the sauce while others add the sauce after cooking the chicken. The marinade does greatly enhance the flavor though, so I recommend marinating first if you have time.
I initially tested this recipe without marinating the chicken first and it was very good just covered in the AIP teriyaki sauce. This turned out fine and it made them crispy, however, I actually liked them better when I skipped this step. I tried this method initially which involved covering the chicken pieces in arrowroot starch before air frying. Some recipes have you dredge the chicken in some sort of flour before putting it in the air fryer. There are several ways to make AIP/Paleo teriyaki chicken, especially in an air fryer, so I experimented with a couple of variations. Various Ways to Make Air Fryer/Ninja Foodi Teriyaki Chicken
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