Vortex Cooking Times

From Miscellany

A list of tested cooking times in the Instant Vortex Plus

Meats

Beef

Hamburger Patties

375°F for 10 minutes, turn, then another 4 minutes in middle tray

Frozen Beef Taquitos

375°F for 9 minutes in rotisserie basket on Air Fry

Beef Kielbassa

375°F for 5 minutes in rotisserie basket on Air Fry

Pork

Bacon

375°F for ~10 minutes on Air Fry in rotisserie basket

Poultry

Turkey Breast

325°F
15 minutes per pound
160°F internal temperature when done
Really, really good!

2 Chicken Thighs on Rotisserie Spit

375°F
35 minutes
165°F+ internal temperature when done
Cooked through, although could probably cut down the time a bit

Whole Chicken on Rotisserie

4 lbs or less
375°F
1 hr (15 minutes per lb)
165°F internal temperature when done

Crispy Chicken Wings

410°F
20 minutes in rotisserie
See recipe at https://cravingtasty.com/air-fryer-chicken-wings/

Baked Goods

Cake Mix

Normal Boxed Cake Mix

20 minutes, 320°F in 7" pan (1/2 of batter at a time)
See this page for detailed instructions.

Boxed Muffin Mix

8 minutes, 400°F in silicone muffin cups directly on baking tray, middle rack

Duncan Hines Easy Cake Mix

275°F, 31 minutes on Bake in included 6" pan on middle rack

Pound Cake Mix

320°F, 56 minutes in mini-Bundt pan

Bread

Sandwich Bread

325°F, 30 minutes on Bake in oiled glass loaf pan on lowest rack, bottom lined with parchment paper

Reheat Chocolate Croissants

280°F, 2 minutes on Reheat, rolls on parchment paper, middle rack

Dehydrated Sourdough Starter

120°F for 4 hours on Dehydrate, middle & lowest rack

Biscuits

Frozen Biscuits

325°F on Bake for 20 minutes, middle rack

Red Lobster Cheesy Biscuits from mix

325°F on Bake for 11 minutes on parchment paper-lined racks (rotating racks after 5 minutes)

Veggies

Sweet Potato Fries (frozen)

400°F on Air Fry for 18 minutes in rotisserie basket

Homefried Potatoes

375°F on Air Fry for 20 minutes in rotisserie basket after spritzing with EVO oil
400°F on Air Fry for 15 minutes in rotisserie basket after tossing with dry rub mix

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