Air Fryers … any good / recommendations
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chellie
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AmandaJR
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Spag bol! In one pot...sounds a doddle right?!
AmandaJR
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Bob knows me too well BUT not this time 
Not that I'm against Aunt Bessie cracking on and the Ninja helping her out!
Not that I'm against Aunt Bessie cracking on and the Ninja helping her out!
Beezerk
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Recipe when it’s done ?
chellie
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I've done that using The Salted Pepper recipe. Was yummy and soooo easy. The pressure cooker bit still scares me slightly though lol
AmandaJR
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Well that was pretty good. Took longer than it should as was following two recipes (mainly salted pepper - thanks @chellie) and also the instruction book. The pressure thing is scary for sure - jumped a mile when I released it!!
Just got to reorganise the kitchen to find a place for it - I hate any electricals on the worktop apart from the kettle!
Just got to reorganise the kitchen to find a place for it - I hate any electricals on the worktop apart from the kettle!
chellie
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Glad it was good. I use a spoon handle to prod at the release valve !
Tashyboy
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Got to say ours has had some usage this week. The roast chicken was just gorgeous and succulent. Very impressed at the moment.
Old Colner
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I must say the roast chicken is our favourite at the moment, the biggest plus point of the Ninja we have found so far, we will keep trying new things, garlic mushrooms last night were really tasty.
AmandaJR
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Just spent 10 minutes watching The Salted Pepper test the best method for Jacket Spud which we have tonight 45 mins Air Crisp it is - I assume a UK one would be in C not F?!
45 mins Air Crisp it is - I assume a UK one would be in C not F?!
Beezerk
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Did loaded chips last night with the remainder of the pulled pork and a chilli sauce I knocked up, awesome ?
Granted I finished off them off in the oven to melt the cheese but the rest was done in the ninja.
May have to try a roast chicken at some point this week, just for experimentation purposes obviously ?
Granted I finished off them off in the oven to melt the cheese but the rest was done in the ninja.
May have to try a roast chicken at some point this week, just for experimentation purposes obviously ?
chellie
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A toastie is easy to do. Mayonnaise on outside of bread, fillings in and voila a few minutes later on aircrisp and it's ready to eat. It's obviously not sealed around the edges like in a toastie machine but still good and quick
AmandaJR
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I prefer toasties unsealed as you just get rock hard bread at the edges. I do them in a frying pan but excited to try the Ninja
PJ87
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The air fryer racks arrived today
Tried them out with the kids tea
Meant I just used one side of the air fryer not both thus saving even more energy
Tried them out with the kids tea
Meant I just used one side of the air fryer not both thus saving even more energy
When cooking, do people just put the food in the supplied basket or do you line it with foil, baking paper etc to reduce the difficulty of washing ?
Mudball
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First failure w the Ninja.. tried to fry some onions for a Biryani.. unfortunately could not, they burnt. Could not decide between Max Crispy, air fry or Roast as well as temperature
PJ87
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Mine I just throw the food in. I don't use oil. If I've cooked meat I'll give it quick wash under the tap to get rid of most mess and solve it in the dishwasher
PJ87
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Beezerk
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I air fried some onions for a chilli last week, they came out perfectly. You just need to be attentive and not let them go too long.
