Spit Roast Chicken in the Tower T17039 Vortx 5-in-1 Digital Air Fryer Oven 😋

In this video I demonstrate how to cook spit roast chicken in the Tower T17039 Vortx 5in1 Digital Air Fryer Oven.
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[@johnmarshall6975]

HI Pete, not spoken for a while. Still follow your stuff being the Yorkie that I am. I have just bought this exact same air fryer. You can actually fit a 1.5kg chicken in there if you tie up the thighs and wings which you didn't do. Do you have the recipe for your rub somewhere. Would like to try it. All the Yanks for rotisserie chicken use Lawry's I love this chicken. Hows your bro'. Last time I saw him on your vids your were outside doing Alfresco. (who is Al Fresco) Keep safe with all this Covid about.(more than 5.5 million now) John M.

[@johnmarshall6975]

Do you have the rub recipe.

[@LazyCookPete]

Thanks for the info John, the smaller medium broilers are about 1.5kg so that is good news for me. Richard is doing well thanks and he sends his regards along with mine. Thanks for checking in mate!

[@johnmarshall6975]

@@LazyCookPete Cheers

[@LazyCookPete]

@@johnmarshall6975 Better than that, here's two recipes: 1. Garlic & Herb All Purpose Seasoning 50% salt and equal measures of garlic granules, savoury, oregano, sage and black pepper. I grind the herbs up with a little salt to make it quite fine, like Ariosto. The savoury and sage are prominent, along with the garlic. Great with chicken, pork, sausages and turkey. You could make it less salty, maybe 1/3 salt 2/3 the rest. It’s good as a dry table seasoning too. Great for chicken, turkey and pork! 2. BBQ Rub: 2 Tbsp Salt 1 Tbsp Thyme 2 Tbsp Garlic Granules 2 Tbsp Onion Powder 2 Tbsp Black Pepper 6 Tbsp Paprika 2 Tbsp Smoked Paprika 1 Tspn Cayenne Pepper Enjoy!

[@johnmarshall6975]

@@LazyCookPete Thanks for those Pete. Keep safe.

[@SheCooks]

Super delicious and tempting. Blessed day Pete

[@LazyCookPete]

Thank you Sheeba. You too! 😊

[@johnettastephens5537]

Hello Pete. I just wanted to tell you that I ALWAYS look forward to your videos. I get so excited whenever the notification pops up. I'm so glad I found your channel. Thank you so much for sharing with us.

[@LazyCookPete]

Wow, thank you Johnetta!

[@OneHotBite]

Oh the color on that is fantastic!! That was pretty easy and the chicken is absolutely perfect!!! Yummy fries and cole slaw too!

[@LazyCookPete]

I was really impressed with the chicken Melissa, it was succulent and very tasty. The air fryer is a good investment 😋

[@welleezeedavies3165]

Thank you so much for this. I have the same model air fryer but have struggled to use rotisserie properly. Have a small chicken which I will cook today following your instructions.

[@LazyCookPete]

You're most welcome. Enjoy!

[@carolking8835]

Yummy rotisserie chicken and pretty easy to make. Perfect Sunday dinner meal, enjoy Pete. Happy Mothers Day to all of the Lazy Cook's subscribers. 🌷🌷🌷

[@LazyCookPete]

The chicken was mighty fine Carol, so succulent and tasty 😋 Happy Mothers Day!

[@lisahinton9682]

I'm jealous of that air fryer, Pete! The meal looks delicious, as usual!

[@LazyCookPete]

I was teetering over buying it Lisa, but I'm so glad I did 😋

[@sannidaily]

Good work!! Looks so yummy. Thanks for sharing!

[@LazyCookPete]

You're welcome! Enjoy 😋

[@postlude1]

Useful video. Thanks!

[@LazyCookPete]

You are most welcome JB!

[@MySunshinesz]

Wow this Airfryer looks great Pete👍😊 Yummmm Roasted Chicken 😍👌

[@LazyCookPete]

I'm very pleased with the air fryer Zeffy. The chicken was so succulent and tasty 😋

[@thegourmetgrandadandfamily]

Thats a great Air Fryer Pete just the right size and it made a fantastic job of cooking the chicken 😋😋👍

[@LazyCookPete]

Thanks Rog, it is a good investment for me; a lot of the things I do in the fan oven can be ported to the air fryer now, it should save a lot in electricity.

[@kendascorner]

Love the multifunctional usage Omg 😋🤤

[@LazyCookPete]

This was a big selling point for me Kenda, so much functionality in a relatively small footprint. It is saving me energy too 😊

[@missdiva421]

What an excellent video, superb presentation 👌👏. I'm after the manual version of that fryer, thanks for posting.

[@LazyCookPete]

Thank you! I use the air fryer a lot, it's such a handy and economic appliance.

[@missdiva421]

@@LazyCookPete Thanks for the update Pete

[@RosyDaisy]

wow.. air fryer looks great. Delicious dish.

[@LazyCookPete]

Thank you Rosy Daisy!

[@lorraineforster8164]

I really enjoyed your video thank you.

[@LazyCookPete]

Thanks for the positive feedback Lorraine! Enjoy!

[@celesticaldeal3603]

Thanks so much friend , l will Surely buy the manual type of this tower 5 in1 Airfryer Oven as soon as possibly to get my lovely family delicious meals

[@LazyCookPete]

You're most welcome. I trust you will find it most useful. Thanks for your interest!

[@fairycherub1]

I truss my chicken to keep it smaller. I do struggle with getting it on the spear parts of the rotisserie but the taste is amazing and so moist. I've never had better chicen.

[@LazyCookPete]

It really is great chicken done this way. Enjoy!

[@CookingwithStephennJacklyn]

Dang Pete Rotisserie Chicken is definitely one my favorites I really need to invest in one of those table top ovens that has a Rotisserie. That Chicken looked so succulent thanks for sharing. Have a great Sunday and upcoming week. Cheers!

[@LazyCookPete]

I can certainly recommend the Tower T17039 Vortx, the chicken was just as succulent as you see here 😋

[@sandyjohnson1622]

Just seen your demo after ordering the tower10 in 1 n ordered chips basket as my main oven is having a holiday due to it having a breakdown n spare parts out of stock but the spit roast chicken stempted me and now I have your rub recipe I can’t wait thankyou for your demo it’s good

[@LazyCookPete]

You're welcome. Enjoy! I get a lot of use out of mine, every day.

[@gildamajan4584]

Wow look so yummy

[@LazyCookPete]

Thank you 😋

[@marktoldgardengnome4110]

That looked perfect Pete. Nice demonstration. Speaking of demonstrations, very nice of you to do an "Air Fryer" cook when Theresa, "Mrs Cast Iron, is on the mend. Am sure it put a big smile on her face! 😊 (Mike, maybe not so much) lol Poor Guy is never goina hear the end of that saga. TYFS my friend Mark and Rosa

[@LazyCookPete]

I'm glad Theresa is on the mend, and if I made her smile well that's the icing on the cake! Mike is a great sport. The chicken was just perfect!

[@MyKitchenRecipe]

Wow chicken is my fav Pete this looks so delicious

[@LazyCookPete]

The chicken was just as good as it looks here Pinki, so succulent 😋

[@jenjen1959]

Looks good pete

[@LazyCookPete]

Thanks Jen Jen. The chicken was even better than I expected 😋

[@cocinaconlisel1983]

Guaaauuuu ..... Esto se ve Fantástico que delicia su carne tiene que ser mantequilla al paladar a la hora de degustarlo .Se ve hermoso he disfrutado muchísimo de cada paso de su elaboración esto es una gozada un enorme saludo .Me has hecho disfrutar una vez más

[@LazyCookPete]

¡Gracias de nuevo por tu interés y por tus amables palabras Lisel!

[@PaddyJoeCooking]

An Air Fryer Pete!!!! This bird looks great is that the same delicious rub that you sent me a sample of? Yummo the chook looks absolutely gorgeous mate I love it😋. Shared immediately to my Winner Winner Chicken Dinner playlist👍

[@LazyCookPete]

Thanks for sharing Patrick, it really helps a lot! The rub is a later iteration with perhaps more smoked paprika and oregano instead of thyme. I wing it every time I make a batch, but the ingredients are very similar: paprika, salt, garlic granules, dried herbs and celery salt.

[@johnbartlett5706]

thank you

[@LazyCookPete]

You're welcome. Merry Christmas!

[@charlesgibbs4362]

Thank Goodness, a Brit’! Nice easy to follow instructions👍can’t wait to give it a try!😋Many thanks 🙏

[@LazyCookPete]

Thanks for your interest. It's a great appliance and I still use it every day. It's easy to keep clean too.

[@charlesgibbs4362]

@@LazyCookPete Thanks Pete, I was thinking more of a removable cooking bowl that some of the larger air-fryers have🤔with your guidance I’m sure we’ll manage without but it would, at times, make things easier! Appreciating your help & responses 👍

[@LazyCookPete]

@@charlesgibbs4362 This is not that type of air fryer. This one has either mesh shelves or the rotisserie function. I would say that this air fryer is more capacious than most bowl type air fryers because of the three mesh shelves. I have cooked entire meals using just this air fryer.

[@charlesgibbs4362]

@@LazyCookPete ‘Morning Pete!🤨Thanks so much for that comment re capacity of T17039 really helpful. We’ll look forward to following your further advice and guidance!👍

[@LazyCookPete]

@@charlesgibbs4362 You're welcome!

[@lw7240]

Oh Pete it looks amazing xxx sending my love xx ❤️

[@LazyCookPete]

Right back at you Lisa xx

[@lw7240]

@@LazyCookPete Cook a cake in it Pete xxx ❤️

[@LazyCookPete]

@@lw7240 I'll add it to my list!

[@lw7240]

@@LazyCookPete then ill buy one. Hehe apple cake xxx ❤️

[@Lonesomelane]

On my things to do list!

[@LazyCookPete]

I'm very pleased with the results from the Tower T17039 Vortx, the chicken was lush! 😋

[@pat9532]

Just got this n looking for ideas, as well as 1 for my mother, we had Ayr fryers before but off smaller version, how do we put the the bar together with the hooks on

[@LazyCookPete]

I demonstrate that in the video Pat.

[@IndrasKitchen]

Hi Pete wow that chicken looks yummy 👍

[@LazyCookPete]

Thanks Indra. The air fryer is a great asset! 😋

[@SaigonScenes]

Nice sharing... Looks yummy. One like from me. Have a good day my friend.

[@LazyCookPete]

Thank you! You too! 😊

[@cryengine62]

Just bought one of these fryers and my chicken in on the spit can't wait yummy.nice video 👍

[@LazyCookPete]

A few months in and I still use mine most days. I wouldn't want to be without it!

[@LazyCookPete]

Be sure to find a small chicken though, anything over 1.2kg will be a tight fit. It's also good for small meat joints, my fav being rolled shoulder of lamb 😋

[@cryengine62]

Yes I got a small chicken and it was delicious n juicy🍗🍗

[@LazyCookPete]

@@cryengine62 Excellent!

[@LadyLikeables]

I’ve been looking at the new air fryers and I’m thinking of getting one but is it worth it for one person who eats small portions ? It does look very moist and tasty though. Lovely video to watch 👍

[@LazyCookPete]

If you otherwise cook a lot of food in the fan oven Helen, I would say definitely yes. The air fryer is quicker and it uses much less energy. I have used it for most meals since I bought it.

[@DavidSriracha]

looks good Sir Pete 😍 I need to upgrade my air fryer

[@LazyCookPete]

I know what you mean David, this one replaced a really small basket air fryer. I'm very pleased with it! 😊

[@paulcole4902]

Wow that chicken looked amazing,hope you kept all those chicken juices 👍

[@LazyCookPete]

Yes I did Paul, the drip tray becomes the base of stocks and soups. Waste not want not! 😋

[@philtorrens]

I actually bought one of these after watching this video and have a small chicken ready for the rotisserie tomorrow :) I was just wondering about food intended for a fan oven.. how do you convert the time and temperature? I was hoping to use it instead of my fan oven also. Thanks!

[@LazyCookPete]

It's all in the instructions that come with the appliance Phil. A 1.2kg bird takes 45 minutes, there's an actual button for it on the panel.

[@charlesgibbs4362]

Hey Pete, do you know whether you can get a cooking ‘bucket’ for the T17039?

[@LazyCookPete]

There are a few accessories available for it, either from Tower direct or Amazon. There is a basket that fits on the rotisserie rack.

[@hoadocuocsongsec]

Yummy😍🥰🥰😘👍❤️😋😋😋

[@LazyCookPete]

Thank you! 😊

[@dagenhamdave2611]

Looks delicious Pete Hope your all ok my mate

[@LazyCookPete]

Hi Dave! All okay here mate thanks. The chicken was superb 😋

[@urname9572]

Hello. Does the machine come with a manual and is it easy to clean?

[@LazyCookPete]

Yes and yes. There is a comprehensive manual. All the trays fit easily into a dishwasher, the door can be removed for cleaning, and the inside is easily accessible for cleaning. I still use it every day, I wouldn't want to be without it.

[@guppy9713]

That looks delicious. Can I ask you a question, do you have any problems with food sticking to the other trays that come with it??

[@LazyCookPete]

Good question Guppy. In a word, yes. Food sticking to the mesh trays are my only real gripe about this handy appliance. I'd rather have this problem than have the mesh non-stick coated though. Sometimes it is hard to find 1.2 kg or smaller birds where I shop too.

[@guppy9713]

@@LazyCookPete Thanks for the quick reply Pete. I was thinking stuff like Wings or other marinated foods might stick. I have bought non stick cut to size baking sheets that I currently use(NOTHING sticks to them), I may try them in this when I purchase it. Great video and thanks again.

[@LazyCookPete]

@@guppy9713 The only problem I can envisage with that solution is the limited airflow around the food as it cooks, you may have to adjust cooking times accordingly.

[@guppy9713]

@@LazyCookPete That is true. I tend to flip the food more often. I only use it for foods that stick like battered food or marinated foods(chicken wings etc).

[@MrSorted2]

Looking to buy this fryer and thank you for the great video. There are a lot of reviews out there but none that mention noise and smell. Do you find it noisy when using and would you need to place it under an extractor as I imagine it releases a lot of steam and or smoke? To date, I've been using a small Tower basket style fryer and, while fairly quiet to use, it can produce a lot of cooking smells. Again, great and practical video. Have subscribed! Thanks :)

[@LazyCookPete]

I use it in my tiny kitchen but I don't find the noise or smell to be an issue, and I use it every day at least once. I get some grease drip from the front but overall it is much less of a bother than my previous basket air fryer. I bought it myself and I am not getting paid by Tower, at least not yet 😉 The rotisserie is a great feature and the shelves are very useful. You can remove the door easily for cleaning. The shelves and the drip tray fit in the dishwasher. Thanks for the sub and welcome to the fold.

[@MrSorted2]

@@LazyCookPete Thanks for the reply . Very reassuring as have placed an order on Amazon since I posted! Long delivery times on Amazon for air fryers and sold out on most sites but hopefully will arrive soon. Keep making videos. You're a natural :)

[@LazyCookPete]

@@MrSorted2 Thanks for your kind words. I just talk as if I'm chatting with friends, cos in most cases I am! 😊

[@lw7240]

Can u cook yorkshire puds in it Pete? Have a go hun in one of your vlogs xxx I'm interested. With me having arthritis saves me bending down to the oven. Thanks for sharing xxx ❤️ can't wait to see a cake cooked in it Wahoo xx I've ordered myself one from Amazon in digital. Can't wait. Mwah xxx 😘

[@LazyCookPete]

I can give it a go, but I have no doubt it will work. Just as fan ovens make great Yorkshire puds, with a little experimentation I know they will work as good or better in an air fryer 😋

[@vicky22lee]

I’m torn if to go for the 5 in one which is currently out of stock or if paying £60 more is worth it for the 10 in 1 which I currently can get hold of, or if to just hold out a bit longer for the cheaper one to come back in. Didn’t know if the price was right for the extra gadgets?

[@LazyCookPete]

Decisions, decisions! If there was a 10 in 1 when I bought this, maybe I would have gone for the one with the more gadgets Vicky. I must say that this one has served me well and I use it every day.

[@glenstubbs3045]

Good video mate - my problem is finding a chook that will fit in my machine - they are all too big..

[@LazyCookPete]

Yeah same here. I find that only small spring chickens of 1.4kg or less will fit. I have not tried poussins yet, perhaps a brace of them mounted sideways would fit. I have had a lot of success with rolled lamb and small beef and pork joints though. Thanks for your interest Glen!

[@janellis4755]

How easy was it to clean the oven afterwards as tray looked quite messy

[@LazyCookPete]

All the innards of the machine fit neatly into a dishwasher Jan. The door is removable for cleaning. The inside of the oven is easy to clean if you stay on top of it.

[@janellis4755]

Great reply again many thanks and most appreciated

[@LazyCookPete]

@@janellis4755 You are most welcome Jan.

[@janellis4755]

Sorry about all the questions.when did you cook the chips? It does look great by the way

[@LazyCookPete]

Good question Jan. After I removed the chicken I let it stand for 12 minutes before carving, which was enough time to cook the chips at 200C. It's not possible with this model to install a cooking shelf while the rotisserie spit is installed. Nevertheless I use this oven nearly every day and I wouldn't want to be without it.

[@janellis4755]

Thank you so much for reply. Most appreciated

[@weemark67]

Thought, there was a auto setting for doing the chicken? But, looks well tasty. The rotation basket, is fantastic too. But, it’s an extra £15

[@LazyCookPete]

There is an auto setting for spit roasting chicken on the Tower T17039, I use it often. I never bought the rotation basket, but now you mention it I might.

[@seanyurt334]

Hi Pete I just put in a 1.6kg on rotisserie chicken. Will 50 mins at 200c be enough to cook it through??

[@LazyCookPete]

1.6kg is 200g larger than recommended, but as long as it is trussed up alright it should turn. I think it should be fine at 50 minutes but do a temperature check in the thick part of the breast or thigh and make sure it's at least 74C/165F before serving.

[@seanyurt334]

@@LazyCookPete thanks Pete. I did it on 50 mins and it was mostly cooled through. 55 mins is better for getting it cooked the whole way through. Thanks 👍

[@LazyCookPete]

@@seanyurt334 Thanks for the feedback!

[@CookingWithNeighbors]

like 8 okay like yum I neeed neeed to make this . I first need the airfryer lol. Awesome as always Pete

[@LazyCookPete]

I can certainly recommend the Tower T17039 Vortx, the chicken was amazing! 😋

[@CookingWithNeighbors]

@@LazyCookPete I am going to be having a LOL for it online this week and hope for a good sale 🤗

[@LazyCookPete]

@@CookingWithNeighbors Good luck! It's what I consider a sound investment.

[@michelestephens425]

Help pleaseeee 🙈 my rossitire chicken keeps stopping every 5 mins and showing the temperature i have to wait untill it cools down and press start again.. what am I doing wrong please.. I'm never going to get this cooked at this rate 😕

[@LazyCookPete]

The machine alternately shows the time remaining and the temperature as it runs. As for the chicken stopping rotating, it sounds like the bird is too big for the spit. The recommended size is 1.4kg, but you can fit a 1.5kg as long as it is well-trussed to the spit. Beyond this advice you may have to check the warranty for a repair.

[@michelestephens425]

@@LazyCookPete i thought as much.. its faulty.. thanks for responding. Xx

[@anekahobi1539]

Kue yang enak

[@LazyCookPete]

Thank you Aneka!

[@TasdazDownunder]

That chicken turned out superb. I hope you had gravy to smother the chicken & chips in!

[@LazyCookPete]

Yeah Daz, instant chicken gravy but don't tell anyone! 😊

[@TasdazDownunder]

@@LazyCookPete your secret is safe with me mate. I use instant gravy with the pan juices normally for my roasts anyway lol

[@LazyCookPete]

@@TasdazDownunder I did that with a couple of sirloin steaks today, yummo. We love chips with gravy!

[@angeharsant9562]

Followed your instructions to the tee,but mine came out so dry. What weight of chicken was yours

[@LazyCookPete]

I use a small chicken or a joint no bigger than 1.2kg according to the instruction manual, and cook it on the recommended settings. I have never had one dry out on me. It baffles me how your chicken dried out, it doesn't make sense to me. You would have to cook it for way too long at too low a temperature to dry it out. A larger bird would not turn on the spit, but it would also not likely dry out either because of its size. The rules of physics apply.

[@lindaw3013]

Hi Pete how long would you cook a chicken breast for and what shelf would you use?

[@LazyCookPete]

I would bake a standard size chicken breast half for about 40 minutes at 180C/350F, but not too much longer otherwise it would dry out. If I was braising it in gravy or sauce, I would extend the time to 60 minutes. I hope this helps.

[@lindaw3013]

@@LazyCookPete Thanks Pete

[@LazyCookPete]

@@lindaw3013 You're welcome Linda.

[@mvstormyoneadventures]

hey, just checking in, hope you are well

[@LazyCookPete]

Hi James and Tammy, I have been a bit of a hermit these last few weeks. A few events in my personal life have kept me away for a while, but things are more settled for me now. Thanks for your concern my friends.

[@mrnamdar]

Please share the recipe of your seasoning :p it looks yummy

[@LazyCookPete]

Yes of course, here it is: 2 Tbsp Salt 1 Tbsp Thyme 2 Tbsp Garlic Granules 2 Tbsp Onion Powder 2 Tbsp Black Pepper 8 Tbsp Paprika 1 Tspn Cayenne Pepper

[@Maplecook]

Hellooooooooo, Pete! =)

[@LazyCookPete]

Hi there, thanks for stopping by!

[@angeharsant9562]

Can you cook pork and beef on the rotisserie

[@LazyCookPete]

Yes, a small rolled joint of meat cooks really well in 40-60 minutes at 180C.

[@marekbalawender5020]

How big can be the chicken ?

[@LazyCookPete]

Good question: The manual recommends a 1.4kg chicken but it is possible to use a 1.5kg chicken if it is trussed up tightly with butcher's string.

[@marekbalawender5020]

@@LazyCookPete thanks for replying mate .mine coming today after 6 so I need to be prepared for easy cooking lol .what’s best recipe u have done in this

[@LazyCookPete]

@@marekbalawender5020 This spit roast chicken is the best recipe I have done in this air fryer, but a boned and rolled lamb joint came close second.

[@marekbalawender5020]

@@LazyCookPete nice one mate how about little dinners for kids

[@LazyCookPete]

@@marekbalawender5020 It's really the perfect appliance for making childrens' meals, although I seldom get to cook for children these days, unfortunately.

[@mehere3013]

Need 2 airflyers , one for chicken and.other for.chips to be ready at some.time

[@LazyCookPete]

Good point. At 200C/400F for 10-15 minutes, most oven chips will cook during the standing time for the roasted chicken. It's always better to allow a roasted bird or joint to stand for 10-15 minutes.

[@dawnlawson9412]

Hi Pete can you please show how to Roast pork and some Yorkshire puddings please

[@LazyCookPete]

Sure Dawn! Here's the roast pork: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnfQfYtma5xoeK8 and here is Yorkshire pudding: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2PHq5eAYpamosU

[@MC-ip8gb]

I just roast the chicken, 1.75 kg, 40 mins then turn over for 20 mins underside to crisp up.

[@LazyCookPete]

Yeah that sounds great to me. I roast big chickens breast side down unless I specifically want to present it as a whole roast bird. In which case I roast it covered for 1 hour and then uncovered for the rest of the calculated cooking time. Breast down is best of course, because the bird bastes itself that way 😋

[@LazyCookPete]

Then of course there is the beer can roasting method: dancing chickens! 😄

[@paulhindley8803]

Can. Infirm a 1.7kg chicken does not fit. Catches top and bottom.

[@LazyCookPete]

Agreed, in fact I find that nothing bigger than 1.2kg/2.7lbs works well. Thanks Paul.

[@JAY1892]

I’ll pop over for tea as soon as you invite me. That looked delicious. 😋

[@LazyCookPete]

Friends are always welcome at my table Jay! 😊

[@JAY1892]

@@LazyCookPete That’s kind. I’ll be buying the fryer on payday and will be sure to use your link. All the best.

[@LazyCookPete]

@@JAY1892 Much appreciated Jay, thanks!

[@gildamajan4584]

New friend here new subscriber

[@LazyCookPete]

Welcome and thanks for your kind support!

[@gildamajan4584]

But i do t have oven like yours

[@Noor-kp1yb]

Could I roast a Turkey leg in it?

[@LazyCookPete]

Certainly, any joint of meat up to 1.4kg should fit nicely, as long as you are able to thread the spit through it.

[@Noor-kp1yb]

@@LazyCookPete great seen there’s a larger one of these going for that one and a ninja foodie no More oven cooking

[@jules1990]

Cut the wings off

[@LazyCookPete]

Good idea. I didn't need to with this small chicken, but that would probably be a good way of fitting a bigger bird in the air fryer.