Air Fryer
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Air Fryer
Hi. As I will have to look after myself again for a while ( Faye has another 5 weeks of radiotherapy treatment ) I was wondering if an air fryer would be good as I hate heating up the oven to cook some carrots/potatoes/pumpkin etc. (Hate steamed veg.) Is the more you pay the better they are or something from Aldi/Woolies OK. Cheers John PS. I am definitely no cook a my good wife has looked after me very well.
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Re: Air Fryer
Had a few fish and chips and been to the club for a meal but do not like looking for a piece of tomato amongst all the rocket. Thought it may be a bit more healthy if I could run a few vegs. through the air fryer and cook a steak on the BBQ. Cheers
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You can borrow mine if you like. I can drop it into #1 son's.
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John, we have one that came from K Mart, cost about $80.
We use it for heating stuff. Found the secret to success is to preheat it for about 3 mins prior to cooking something. I keep telling myself that i will cook something from scratch in it one day.
We use it for heating stuff. Found the secret to success is to preheat it for about 3 mins prior to cooking something. I keep telling myself that i will cook something from scratch in it one day.
Cheers
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Re: Air Fryer
We have a Phillips XXL and a Kogan 40ltr? that is a bit bigger and less than half the cost. The Phillips is brilliant, but didnt take too well to sailing off the bench and onto the floor then rolling down the stairwell in the Hino ... still goes but the cracks in the body sort of detract from its stylish finish The Kongan unit fits a full size chook and a full size pork roast, but you do need to turn it 180* about halfway through. Cooks spuds carrots, sweet potato, onions and parsnip brilliantly, the fish and hand cut chips require a shake and the fish turned over half way through, but that could be because we put them on oven baking paper to save having the clean the thing afterwards .... It can cook sausages, steak and chops, but they really come out better in the griddle frying pan, the air fryer dries them out too much. Cooks great apple or apricot crumble and does the top half of the omelette brilliant, after I removed the handle so it would fit in the basket ... first half on the stove top till its sort of set, put the tomato slices on, 5 mins in the airfryer, maybe 10 mins if the stove top cooking was cut short by the TV ads ending or so the egg part is brown, then sprinkle grated cheese over the lot and another 10 mins or until brown to the preferred colour
Great for quick lazy cooking, it dings when the time runs out so Margaret hears it and passes the message on, turn the stuff and set it off for another 10 mins .... job done, if it doesn't look quite brown enough, another 10 mins, so fits the ad breaks quite well
I don't think we have used the oven in the last 12 mths, maybe longer
Buy a proper one with the electric element up on the top of the inside bit, the light bulb and glass dish ones do work well though, but the ones with a light and a tumble basket ..... you will be starving hungry by the time it gets the chicken wings cooked .....
T1 Terry
Great for quick lazy cooking, it dings when the time runs out so Margaret hears it and passes the message on, turn the stuff and set it off for another 10 mins .... job done, if it doesn't look quite brown enough, another 10 mins, so fits the ad breaks quite well
I don't think we have used the oven in the last 12 mths, maybe longer
Buy a proper one with the electric element up on the top of the inside bit, the light bulb and glass dish ones do work well though, but the ones with a light and a tumble basket ..... you will be starving hungry by the time it gets the chicken wings cooked .....
T1 Terry
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Re: Air Fryer
Hi. Thanks for the replies. I shall do some research and might get one.
Cheers John
Cheers John
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Try before you buy, just yell out.Riverlander wrote: ↑Sun Jan 10, 2021 1:34 pm Hi. Thanks for the replies. I shall do some research and might get one.
Cheers John
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