Me, my Air Fryer and I… and You

Me, my Air Fryer and I… and You

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andrewcliffe

1,000 posts

226 months

Wednesday 15th 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
Mrs. C has success using the pressure cooker facility on ours first, then crisp them up with the air fryer mode.

dudleybloke

20,040 posts

188 months

After being inspired by the crispy chick pea post here I tried it today using salt, pepper and Korean bbq spice.
Delicious, unfortunately they didnt last long enough to photograph!

CharlesdeGaulle

26,558 posts

182 months

dudleybloke said:
After being inspired by the crispy chick pea post here I tried it today using salt, pepper and Korean bbq spice.
Delicious, unfortunately they didnt last long enough to photograph!
I've now done them a couple of times and highly recommend them. Healthy too.

Doofus

26,405 posts

175 months

carlo996 said:
sherman said:
Chickepeas?
How long?
What temp?
200, canned, 20 mins, shake them every 5 mins
In a Ninja, this is waaay too much. 10 minutes would be more than sufficient. 20 minutes @ 200° and they're inedible.

CharlesdeGaulle

26,558 posts

182 months

Doofus said:
carlo996 said:
sherman said:
Chickepeas?
How long?
What temp?
200, canned, 20 mins, shake them every 5 mins
In a Ninja, this is waaay too much. 10 minutes would be more than sufficient. 20 minutes @ 200° and they're inedible.
My first time they needed 5 sessions of 5 mins at 200. Second time was the same.
They're crunchy, but need to be IMO, but are far from inedible.

carlo996

6,233 posts

23 months

Doofus said:
In a Ninja, this is waaay too much. 10 minutes would be more than sufficient. 20 minutes @ 200° and they're inedible.
Deffo depends on the quality of them, found the larger ones come out better…but just shape every 5 and test smile

Doofus

26,405 posts

175 months

I can only eat them with mayo. Otherwise, they're like wood.

dudleybloke

20,040 posts

188 months

I did 200c for about 12mins, salted first, then added pepper and Korean bbq spice about half way through to stop it burning the spices.