Me, my Air Fryer and I… and You

Me, my Air Fryer and I… and You

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Carl_VivaEspana

12,310 posts

263 months

Saturday 27th April
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shakotan said:
A regular oven would be up to temp in 10 mins.
I use the pre heat on the plate to sear the meat on both sides, each to their own.

Ham_and_Jam

2,258 posts

98 months

Saturday 27th April
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Carl_VivaEspana said:
I use the pre heat on the plate to sear the meat on both sides, each to their own.
Instead of -
10 mins @ 200C pre heat
6 mins 180C cook

I would just try 220-240C 10-12 mins Depends on your model of Air Fryer

You will get that sear / char from the direct heat. No real need to preheat for a kebab.

carlo996

5,845 posts

22 months

Saturday 27th April
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Salt, pepper, paprika.


Carl_VivaEspana

12,310 posts

263 months

Saturday 27th April
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Ham_and_Jam said:
I would just try 220-240C 10-12 mins Depends on your model of Air Fryer

You will get that sear / char from the direct heat. No real need to preheat for a kebab.
this is the type of advice we need on the thread. I will give it a whirl, cheers bud.

dudleybloke

19,900 posts

187 months

Saturday 27th April
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My air frier goes from off to 200c in about 2 mins, any further preheating is just wasting electricity.

sherman

13,408 posts

216 months

Saturday 27th April
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carlo996 said:
Salt, pepper, paprika.

Chickepeas?
How long?
What temp?

carlo996

5,845 posts

22 months

Saturday 27th April
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sherman said:
Chickepeas?
How long?
What temp?
200, canned, 20 mins, shake them every 5 mins

carlo996

5,845 posts

22 months

Sunday 28th April
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First time with lamb in the megadoofus, slightly over cooked but impressive overal. Off to test the marrow smile


andyA700

2,788 posts

38 months

Monday 29th April
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shakotan said:
Carl_VivaEspana said:
Those were phat kebabs so adjust accordingly.

10 minute pre-heat on an empty fryer at 200c. Pop kebabs in, 6 minutes at 180c, check and flip with tongs, another 6 minutes, check then a few more if needed to blacken them off a touch.
Isn't the point of an AirFryer that they get up to temperature really quickly?

A regular oven would be up to temp in 10 mins.

andyA700

2,788 posts

38 months

Monday 29th April
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shakotan said:
Carl_VivaEspana said:
Those were phat kebabs so adjust accordingly.

10 minute pre-heat on an empty fryer at 200c. Pop kebabs in, 6 minutes at 180c, check and flip with tongs, another 6 minutes, check then a few more if needed to blacken them off a touch.
Isn't the point of an AirFryer that they get up to temperature really quickly?

A regular oven would be up to temp in 10 mins.
We have been home cooking for over 30 years and had 3 ovens in that time. Every one takes 15 minutes to reach 200C.

Saleen836

11,137 posts

210 months

Saturday 4th May
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Without scrolling back over numerous pages to see if already mentioned but McCain have introduced Air Fryer chips that are ready in 5mins!
https://www.thegrocer.co.uk/new-product-developmen...

sherman

13,408 posts

216 months

Saturday 4th May
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Saleen836 said:
Without scrolling back over numerous pages to see if already mentioned but McCain have introduced Air Fryer chips that are ready in 5mins!
https://www.thegrocer.co.uk/new-product-developmen...
I spotted them in Morrisons the other day. Didnt buy them. Bought McCain Home Chips instead that cook in about 20 mins in the airfryer.
Might have to try these next time. scratchchin

twing

5,033 posts

132 months

Sunday 5th May
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Saleen836 said:
Without scrolling back over numerous pages to see if already mentioned but McCain have introduced Air Fryer chips that are ready in 5mins!
https://www.thegrocer.co.uk/new-product-developmen...
McCain Light chips are amazing in the air fryer, the only ones we’ve had success with

bodhi

10,614 posts

230 months

Sunday 5th May
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twing said:
McCain Light chips are amazing in the air fryer, the only ones we’ve had success with
Freshly cut Maris Pipers seem to work brilliantly in ours?

sherman

13,408 posts

216 months

Sunday 5th May
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bodhi said:
twing said:
McCain Light chips are amazing in the air fryer, the only ones we’ve had success with
Freshly cut Maris Pipers seem to work brilliantly in ours?
Fresh chips are the best.
Best to soak the potatoes in water first for at least 20 mins (longer the better) before airfrying
Make sure you dry the potatoes first though. Pat them dry between a couple of tea towels.
Toss them in a bit of oil and fry until crispy

bodhi

10,614 posts

230 months

Sunday 5th May
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sherman said:
Fresh chips are the best.
Best to soak the potatoes in water first for at least 20 mins (longer the better) before airfrying
Make sure you dry the potatoes first though. Pat them dry between a couple of tea towels.
Toss them in a bit of oil and fry until crispy
Bearing in mind we have a slight different air fryer than the usual (were still on the ActiFry), ours goes:

Peel and chip spuds to taste.
Spray oil in bottom tray.
Put chips in, then another spray of oil and some seasoning.
Give them 20 mins they're perfect.

Then clean up the seasoning our air fryer jettisons out the side smile

Carl_VivaEspana

12,310 posts

263 months

Wednesday 8th May
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on the list for the next shop.


dudleybloke

19,900 posts

187 months

Wednesday 8th May
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Got a 1.3kg beef top rump joint in there at the moment.
Given it 25 mins at 190c then turned down to 120c for about 90 mins.

Before.


After.



So tender and melts in the mouth.


Edited by dudleybloke on Wednesday 8th May 20:05

CharlesdeGaulle

26,414 posts

181 months

Thursday 9th May
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carlo996 said:
Salt, pepper, paprika.

I've just done some of these too but found they needed 25 mins, with shakes every 5.


dudleybloke

19,900 posts

187 months

Wednesday
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Barracuda steaks in the frier at the moment.
Mmmmm.