AIR FRYERS
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My husband's been talking about getting one of them. How do they even work?0
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I use mine almost daily, so many options!! Chicken tenders, eggrolls, french fries, nuggets, chicken breasts, potatos, wings, I'm going to do a turkey breast for Thanksgiving in it. The absolutely best thing I have found is cooking bacon in it! Very crispy, little grease and cleanup is a breeze.
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I personally like mine. If you're looking for fried taste, this won't achieve it. I mean, there's no oil so it doesn't taste the same. As mentioned above, it's like a convection oven. For my preference, I like the air fryer better because I have little counter space. The one I have is small enough to store in a cabinet.2
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Always wondered how they worked.
I have a convection oven already but only use it around the holidays.0 -
I loathe cooking and LOVE my air fryer. Easy. Easy. Easy. I have a large Farberware.1
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We have a newer Philips version. Use it all the time.
For me, it is perfect for cooking 1-3 bone in chicken breasts (could do more if using 2nd tray). No need to preheat. 15-20 minutes you have a perfectly baked chicken breast.
For the kids, I can do chicken, any of the coated products like chicken strips--can cook 12 of them and serve before our convection oven is preheated!
Great for spatter items like sausages and bacon/peameal bacon. I can put them on, set the time, and when I am done from the shower they are perfect.
Great for appetizers for parties. We used them for quiches from the supermarket too.
As it is fairly deep, I have done a decent sized pork blade or sirlon roast. Turned out amazing. You can do steak, but I'd rather grill on the bbq or smoker.
It has a tiny foot print. Easier to clean than countertop convection ovens. Doesn't heat the room. Uses only a small electrical draw.0 -
I use mine all the time for sweet potatoe fries and breakfast potatoe hash. I have done risotto in it but we have found a pot recipe for risotto that is easy so we switched. My model has a turning paddle so it’s great for set & forget.0
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I love my air fryer use it every day I've cooked plenty of different types of meat in it, Just put a timer on it walk away come back and it's done!0
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Bought an Air Fryer last week. Nuwave 6 Quart Air Fryer. Love fried foods but not the oil.
Friday Night I just wanted to test it out, so I quartered some fingerling potatoes lengthwise. Popped them in the microwave until they were almost tender then added about 2 tablespoons of vegetable oil and some garlic seasoning. Heated in Air Fryer at 360 for 10 minutes. Came out perfect. Just like steak fries.
Saturday night I decided on Fettuccine Alfredo for dinner. Threw the Sausages (whole -- skin removed), Sliced Red Peppers and Mushrooms in the Air Fryer, while I cooked the sauce and the pasta. Same scenario as above. Sausage came out crusty on the outside and perfectly cooked on the inside. Peppers and Mushrooms were perfect.
Sunday Night I decided to try something bigger. Took 4 large Chicken Breasts, brushed on a little vegetable oil and dredged in Italian Bread Crumbs that I had seasoned with Garlic. 360 Degrees for 25 minutes. Came out crusty on the outside and tender and moist on the inside.
I BBQ a lot, but with winter coming on, this appears to be my new "go to" for food prep.5 -
I use mine like a small, well insulated, aggressively fan assisted oven. It heats up more quickly than the oven and doesn't warm up the kitchen. Fries don't really taste deep fried, but using more oil than the instruction manual recommends does help. I really like it for roasting vegetables and chicken pieces. I only use my oven when I am doing a large roast or need the uneven heat of the oven, such as spatchcock chicken where the breasts stay tender in the centre of the oven while the legs cook more aggressively on the hotter perimeter.1
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I didn't realize you could fry air. Gotta be low in calories though.2
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Love mine! I make chicken breasts and hard-boiled eggs in mine all the time.
I've found you can make almost anything in it if you google it.0 -
Basically a very small convection oven with extra air flow. Big advantage in that it doesn't heat up the entire room like the oven/broiler does and is quicker than the oven, so I use it for a lot of the things I used to use the broiler for (fish, potatoes,..) and also for a lot of the things I would otherwise have to pay attention to for quite some time in a frying pan waiting for water to burn off (frozen grilled vegetable blends, cauliflower rice,..).0
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I love mine, I use it almost daily. I don't really have a specific recipe but I cooked just about everything in there, even dessert.0
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I use it pretty much everyday for dinner .
Chicken breast with coconut spray1 -
I use mine often .. sausage stuffed mushrooms ... roast, chicken , pork loin etc ..I have an air fryer cookbook that I got off Amazon1
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I use my air fryer for pretty much everything that can't go in the microwave. Meat, toast, fruit crisps, roasted vegetables, chile rellenos, fried avocado....all in the air fryer. I pretty much just use the stove for eggs and any pasta that isn't ready made.2
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