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Ingredients and seasonings required exist for make

1. Use 1 pound chicken wings, cut into 3s. First and second sections preferred. Use the 3rd for stock. I love the 3rd fried, but don't know how they work in this recipe
2. Prepare No oil needed; wings are fatty enough
3. Take Salt (Be sure your salt doesn't have an additive that makes it pour when it rains because it might make us sensitive people cough.)

Toss together wings, baking powder, salt, and pepper in a bowl. Make the sauce - Add butter to a skillet and melt and then add your pressed garlic and seasonings. Dip each wing in the milk mixture, and then in the flour mixture and place on a baking tray or dish. Coat the chicken first in the flour, then in the egg and finally in the breadcrumbs.

Steps to make Air-fried chicken wings – for the food sensitive:

1. If you're using Costco party wings, cut off the top; remove the icky paper. If not using this product, add wings to a secure baggie. It's not a good idea to wash them.
2. Holding/closing the top, add some salt (see above about salt additives). Shake to cover wing parts.
3. Place "The Ultimate Best Parchment Paper Especially Designed for Air Fryers" in the air fryer. It's cut to fit and has holes in it. I got it at Amazon. I don't use a rack, just the parchment. It works and there is no rack to clean. But please use the rack if you'd prefer. Let us know if it's even better. I hate cleaning racks.
4. Preheat the fryer at 400 degrees for about seven minutes. When hot, place the wings – in one layer – on the parchment paper, make sure they cover the whole paper, especially the edges. Otherwise, the paper will fly all over the fryer, burn a little and scare you – as it did me. I also make them without the paper. Just as good. More cleaning.
5. Use the air fryer's instructions to set time and temperature – or not. I use 400 degrees F (my air fryer said 360F) and 25 minutes.
6. At 12-13 minutes left to cook, my air fryer dings for me to turn the wings. So far, I just give them a little toss: no need to turn each one.
7. When the browning is to your liking, remove and drain on paper towels or however you drain fried things.
8. I often cook two batches of wings, plus potatoes and fish filets at the same time as the wings. You decide which comes first. Fish last, for me. I like the (very light) chicken flavor on potatoes.
9. When cooled, place the inside, washable parts of the air fryer in sink, add soap and warm/hot water. Soak. Brush. Check and dry throughly before returning to fryer.
10. Done and ready to serve!

Cook the chicken: Place the chicken in an Airfryer. Drizzle or spray with olive oil (optional). Pat the livers dry with paper towels. Dip the chicken livers in the egg and milk bath. The combination of baking powder and salt breaks down the protein and draws out the moisture in the wings' skin, leaving it crispy while the flesh remains super moist.

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