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Bought an air fryer - now what do I do with it?

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Yoyoyo1 · 27/09/2022 09:56

I've bought the 2 litre Tower budget air fryer. Can someone recommend books or websites that give me some ideas and instructions. Could I cook paneer in it - I usually fry it?

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poorbuthappy · 27/09/2022 10:42

Join a bunch of groups on FB or follow on Instagram. Wealth of knowledge

GasPanic · 27/09/2022 10:52

Never touch it.

Place it on a special pedestal, and worship it for the god that it is.

Alternatively, just bung any stuff in it that you would normally put in an oven.

candycaneframe · 27/09/2022 10:53

Take it to the tip

Useless fucking things

Yoyoyo1 · 27/09/2022 10:54

Thank you - mixed responses!

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BertieBotts · 27/09/2022 11:19

They're poorly named, it's basically a mini oven.

SunThroughTheCloudsAt6am · 27/09/2022 12:40

Exactly as Bertie says. It's a mini oven, so cook anything in it that you'd normally bung in the oven (that would fit)

So in my upright fryer I do all the beige stuff, plus most meats - eg a chicken, or lamb chops (steaks I do in my other airfryer as it has a thermometer you stick in the meat so it's perfectly cooked - but it's a ninja so flat and not tall enough to do a chicken in)

My youngest uses it to bake cakes and chocolate fondant (completely reproducible environment, so perfect gooeyness every time), it's also great for roasted nuts/pumpkin seeds as (if it's like mine) you can pull the basket out and give it a shake very easily.

growinggreyer · 27/09/2022 12:46

We use ours for little things that aren't worth putting the oven on for eg a garlic baton cut into 3 fits in easily or roast potatoes with cold meat for a midweek meal. We bought it to replace an old deep fat fryer that had gone yucky, but I don't think it makes great chips. I am still enjoying trying things out with it, and it is very economical - I did roast chicken thighs in 20 mins where I would have had the oven on for an hour.

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