[Senior#2486]

Air Fryer Amature​

Can anyone offer some tips on using my brand new air fryer??
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Senior2486
Amature Masterchef in waiting!!

 

[Michelle1967]

Yes, Same here , I will definitely be following your thread, I was too embarrassed to ask my Family. So this has come at the right time.

 

[Olliesmum]

No instruction manual included?

 

[Kellettw]

I am new to air fryers too, what I have done is keep to the simpler things first. Veges like potato, pumpkin, sweet potato, carrots. Put in bowl or bag add small amt of olive oil and some flavourings such as onion powder, garlic powder if you like. I would put these at 185 for. 25 minutes & check regularly & take the, out if cooked earlier or add more time if needed. I have also done, pork chops, lamb loin chops and salmon (they’re so good air fried!) Just remember that everything’s needs a small amt of olive oil. Don’t use others oils, they can damage the surface and are not good for you either. Good luck.

 

[Dennis]

One of my penalties of life has been not knowing how to follow instructions and many hours have been spent on new purchases, so with my new Air Fryer it was a matter of a few users before I reached success with my favorite Saturday meal of fish and chips, I have a two- draw model and I find this is great when two different cooking times are needed. just remember the motto if you do not succeed, try try again.

 

[Penny4]

Do you like pizza? Very easy to make. I buy a pack of small sized pizza bases.
My photo has tomato, pineapple, capsicum and grated cheese for topping. You could add cooked meat like ham or chicken.
Cook for 10 minutes @ 180 degrees.

 

[CristinaV]

There is cook book available for cooking with an air fryer. It should be helpful.
I saw it at Kmart.

 

[Baz1960]

Experiment. With all different foods. They just a small oven and blow hot air to cook with. If you like to be adventurous, YouTube will provide many sources (not sauces) of inspiration.

 

[Penny4]

A google search for air fryer recipes is your friend too.

 

[Johan van Zalen]

One of my penalties of life has been not knowing how to follow instructions and many hours have been spent on new purchases, so with my new Air Fryer it was a matter of a few users before I reached success with my favorite Saturday meal of fish and chips, I have a two- draw model and I find this is great when two different cooking times are needed. just remember the motto if you do not succeed, try try again.

Yeah trial and error is a great way to learn

 

[Johan van Zalen]

You should be able to find some information on Google

 

[kramx]

I am new to air fryers too, what I have done is keep to the simpler things first. Veges like potato, pumpkin, sweet potato, carrots. Put in bowl or bag add small amt of olive oil and some flavourings such as onion powder, garlic powder if you like. I would put these at 185 for. 25 minutes & check regularly & take the, out if cooked earlier or add more time if needed. I have also done, pork chops, lamb loin chops and salmon (they’re so good air fried!) Just remember that everything’s needs a small amt of olive oil. Don’t use others oils, they can damage the surface and are not good for you either. Good luck.

salmon is great , i crumb the pork chops delish

 

[Crestwood96]

Air fryer is quite simple when you get used to it even my husband can do it now

 

[SandraD22]

I googled air fryer cooking guide and found a magnetic flip page guide which instructed on the time and temperature for heaps of different foods.

 

[HappyPam]

I have given up on mine - it's in it's box in the garage!

 

[Iturate]

I own 2 different air fryers (1 large & 1 two drawer) and they both work slightly differently in regards to time and temperature required. I have worked out both by trial and error. Always err on the side of less time as you can always put it back in for longer or check regularly along the way. Makes a difference if you preheat - less time required. Many items now come with their own air fryer instructions as they are so popular. I do not add oil to most things and have great success. Meat, veggies, fish, pizza everything goes in the airfryer. Good luck & I hope you will love using yours.

 

[Clancieblue]

Below is a link to a sight that may be of help to you .

https://www.bing.com/ck/a?!&&p=b5783d41cc126ba0JmltdHM9MTcxODIzNjgwMCZpZ3VpZD0wNDYwMjQ5Ni1lY2UwLTYzODItMmMwNS0yODEwZWQ2OTYyZmImaW5zaWQ9NTIyMw&ptn=3&ver=2&hsh=3&fclid=04602496-ece0-6382-2c05-2810ed6962fb&psq=air+fryer+basic+cooking+tips&u=a1aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuc2ltcGx5cmVjaXBlcy5jb20vaG93X3RvX3VzZV9hbl9haXJfZnJ5ZXJfYV9maXJzdF90aW1lcnNfZ3VpZGUv&ntb=1

 

[Johan van Zalen]

I have given up on mine - it's in it's box in the garage!

No don't give up on it, I'm sure you will find something on Google on how to use it, otherwise l will buy it from you

 

[Johan van Zalen]

Air fryer is quite simple when you get used to it even my husband can do it now

And that's saying something

 

[Kessa]

Steaks, cook for 9 to 10 minutes for pink/brown depending on the thickness of the cut.