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					<description><![CDATA[This sounds like it would work wonderfully with an air fryer.  Spray the chicken with oil spray, cook to desired amount of crispiness, then take out and roll in feta cheese (or sprinkle feta on chicken) and then put them back into the air fryer long enough to melt the cheese.  Yum . . . already smells great!  ;-)]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This sounds like it would work wonderfully with an air fryer.  Spray the chicken with oil spray, cook to desired amount of crispiness, then take out and roll in feta cheese (or sprinkle feta on chicken) and then put them back into the air fryer long enough to melt the cheese.  Yum . . . already smells great!  😉</p>
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