Ninja Foodi Pulled Pork

Pulled Pork in the Ninja Foodi - Get the full recipe here → recipethis.com/ninja-foodi-pu... with step by step instructions, photos, tips and more.
In today’s video ninja foodi experts Dominic and Samantha Milner from recipethis.com will be showing you how to cook pulled pork in the Ninja Foodi using both the pressure cooker and air fryer functions. And of course, lots of barbecue sauce is included.
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[@someonesomewhere2100]

Thanks, was using my Ninja OL701 's pressure cook function for the first time, and used your recipe.

[@XaYaZaZa]

Going to try the Apple Cider as an ingredient today! thx!

[@gailpippin9761]

I'm going to suggest that you leave the fat cap up when cooking, as the fat will render and impart a lovely flavor to the pork.

[@Fruityfrog1]

Dear Sam. I've just bought myself a Dido air fryer. It seems to have all the basics and looks pretty good value for money. I say looks because, I haven't used it yet. But, I promise you that I will use it very soon. I've looked at quite a few of your briefer question videos. Thus I would like to ask you a question. I noticed that in the videos that I saw, you didn't use any inserts, silicone or paper, in the basket. Do you have a reason for this or is it just your preference? Your thoughts on this would be very appreciated. Keep up the good work and best regards. Stephen Carter LLB

[@Recipethis]

Hi Stephen 👋 anc welcome to the wonderful world of air frying. And to answer your question yes I'm obsessed with silicone in thd air fryer and prefer it over paper as you can recycle and save money. I even used to cut it to size when nothing was available for air fryers. Check out this recipe recipethis.com/air-fryer-christmas-cake/ and this is the silicone i like to use for cakes, frittata, etc

[@Fruityfrog1]

@@Recipethis Hi Sam. Thank you so much for replying to me. So, here we go. It's a real shame but I'm very allergic to 🥚. Not chicken thank goodness. So, last night 🌙 I thought I'd have a go. Frozen stuff to start me off. I laid triple cooked chips onto a paper liner. Cooked for 15 minutes. Put a small 6inch paper liner on top of the chips, laying it out flat (the inside of the pot is 8in). Laid 6 fish fingers on top of the separating paper. Let it cook for another approximately 6 - 8mins. Stuck 4 onion rings straight on top of the fish fingers. It all went back in for about 10 minutes. I did shake the chips before putting the other stuff into the pot. Anyway, the chips could have done with a little more time. The fish fingers weren't too over cooked and the onion rings were edible. However, bareing in mind that I'd never used an air fryer before, I thought that I did quite well 😀. I obviously need some practice. I must say though that the experience was really nice. Mind you, I remember cooking a full blown Christmas dinner on a Baby Belling electric cooker with two rings and a small oven. It was for my children 28 years ago. I'm so pleased that things have moved on a bit. Ps. I would have used silicone dividers but, I didn't have any at that time. I'm now going to look through your recipes for part baked bread and cheese rolls. I may put onion in them as well. Thanks for your help.

[@Recipethis]

@@Fruityfrog1 hi Stephen, that sounds fabulous 😍 I would say that fish fingers and chips can be cooked side by side without any silicone needed. You only need silicone if you have something wet or sticky. I.e. muffins breaded chicken etc. Here is a recipe for them recipethis.com/fish-fingers-in-air-fryer/

[@Recipethis]

@@Fruityfrog1 also with your egg allergy note our cookies, anc our meatloaf, meatballs and our homemade burgers are all egg free.

[@Recipethis]

@@Fruityfrog1 and if you want to do a Christmas dinner as a long term challenge for learning the air fryer, then have a read through this recipethis.com/roast-chicken-dinner-in-the-air-fryer/ and best of luck and do let me know if you need anything ❤