The next day: Remove the chicken from the marinade; reserve the marinade. Place aluminum foil on your air fryer basket. Add the drained chicken; gather the top ends of the aluminum foil to seal. Attached the basket to your air fryer; air fry for 15-20 minutes at 200 C, depending on the size of your chicken.
After 15 or 20 minutes, remove the foil from the air fryer basket and put back the chicken to the basket. Baste both sides of the chicken with simmered marinade and air fry again for another 2-3 minutes at 200 C.
At this point, the chicken is cooked and can be enjoyed. However, I’d like to smoke the chicken to get that smoky flavor. If planning to smoke the chicken, please follow the remaining instructions.
To smoke the chicken: Place the cooked chicken in a heatproof container with lid (I always use my skillet). Get a small heatproof bowl and place about a tbsp of butter (or you can use oil). Set aside. Get a piece of coal and put it on top of the naked flame. (Please watch the video for visuals.) When the coal is red hot, place it on the bowl with butter and immediately cover the heatproof container you are using. Let the chicken absorb the smoke for 10 minutes.