burger question

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  1. Darthcervantes

    Darthcervantes Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    If ONE burger is usually cooked at 375 on both sides in the air fryer for 4 min each side, how much longer should the time be to cook 2 of them at the same time? I know it wouldn't be doubled but would it be a little higher? i'm assuming it would be but I'm not great at this
     
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    Add about 5 minutes.
     
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    If their side by side I'd think they would both temp/cook at the same rate.. They cook from the top down the same as bottom up, the weight is more of a factor than anything.

    I'm a die hard, I fire up the grill at -20 and cook um till the juice runs clear :) What's a lil frost bite. right?
     
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    so it turns out the same time worked for 2 that worked for one. Just one minute added made it over cooked.
     
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    Long as they're not stacked your good to go.. Now find out how to keep the cheese from sliding off the burger LMAO :)
     
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    I have a method for that. As soon as it stops I slap the cheese on and leave it closed while off for a minute. That usually is enough to melt it.
     
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    LMAO, I'm pretty new to air fryers, love it, but new to it.. The first time I used it for a burger I slapped the cheese on it and the next I checked the cheese was gone without a trace! I was perplexed, not even a trace even on the bottom of the basket :shock:

    I thought I had finally reach full maturity and forgot to put cheese on it! Soooooo, I put more cheese on it and that's when I solved the mystery of the sliding cheese :)
     
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