Air Fryer Tips & Recipes

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So, we've finally bought an air fryer.

It's a 2 door one and there are usually 3 of us eating at one time.

Hit me with your tips, recommendations, recipes!

I've got a standard single drawer Phillips AF. I use it as a small oven, & can cook a lot of things in it far more cheaply than using the oven. It also makes great chips !
Try the manufacturer's website. Phillips have an app that is useful, & the recipes are probably suitable for other makes.

I’ve just ordered this book from Amazon as it was the only one I could find specially for the U.K. Talk about a gap in the market!

All the other books that say U.K. are clearly American style meals but with some recipes converted from cups to grams. I looked at the previews and read lots of reviews and they’re not the sort of meals we’re likely to eat.

Same with YouTube. Apart from endless chips/fries recipes, there are lots of recipes that use ready mix type ingredients and weird food substitutes.

I have started to do my own and I’m making notes on temperature and cooking times but I’m really just using existing meals and trialling cooking them in my ActiFry so far. My DS is a fussy eater and eats chips virtually 7 days a week so at least I can do that easily in the ActiFry whilst making myself a stir fry in the Wok. 😂

I recommend these, I tried the franks red hot sauce but it was too hot for me, I use reds buffalo wing sauce instead

https://donalskehan.com/recipes/spicy-honey-butter-crispy-chicken-buns/

Tik Tok has some great accounts with people really into airfryers, try the search bar on the app

Falafel
Salmon fillets
Chicken wings
Mozzarella sticks
Corn ribs
Sausages