***Air Fryer recipe, tips and photos thread***
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Going to get one of these hopefully at a discount (Black Friday). Even the wife could cook in one of these surely.
Pretty much a rule of air fryers, temps need to be lower than in an oven, sometimes surprisingly so.
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Ive been going by the fan oven temps lately and going by the time it states, perhaps knocking 5mins or so off the time in some cases.
That conversion chart posted somewhere on here (pinch of nom), I thought was a bit extreme with the temp lowering, tested it on some things and it didn't cook it very well.
That conversion chart posted somewhere on here (pinch of nom), I thought was a bit extreme with the temp lowering, tested it on some things and it didn't cook it very well.
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We have a small gammon joint 750kg, not sure what to go for with it in the air fryer?
I was thinking 25-30 mins at 180 on air fry mode (ninja dual)
Anyone got any advice or recommendations
I was thinking 25-30 mins at 180 on air fry mode (ninja dual)
Anyone got any advice or recommendations
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What’s it say on the packaging?
I’m trying a whole chicken in our ninja dual tomorrow, anyone cooked a chicken in theirs?
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yup
Nice what temp and time, I’ve seen videos for about 1hr.
i used the probe on the Ninja Foodi MAX PRO
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What dual do you have, smaller or the larger?
We have the smaller and I'm not confident a good size chicken will fit in the draw? A small would. But medium/large I'm not so confident
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Messed that up didn't I
750g
I was about to recommend 14 days at 200°C
I would do mine one of three way, but now and then would do one in the oven and cannot remember exactly, but around 180°C ..... Hang on...found a link
ou can also roast your gammon joint in the oven. Similarly to calculating the cooking time for boiling, firstly you need to weigh your raw gammon joint, but this time, allow 30 minutes per 450g, plus an additional 30 minutes, and cook it at 180°C, 160°C Fan, Gas Mark 4. Place the gammon joint in a large roasting tin, cover with foil and cook for the time you previously worked out, and about 20-30 minutes from the end, take the foil off. If you want to add a glaze, you can do this at about 20 minutes or so before the end to avoid it catching and burning. You can use any number of ingredients, including classic flavours such as honey and maple syrup, or even try something a little different, like marmalade, an orange and soy sauce glaze or any other of your favourite flavours.
Would be interested in hearing how you get on with air frying it.
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I saw someone literally cut one in half and do one in each draweven in mine i had to snap its back to squash it in
poor bird
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Smaller, I’ve seen a video online of a guy cooking 2x 1.5kg chickens.
I have a 1.6kg, it goes in, but a bit snug.
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Was about to try this this morning and got prepped and then found out we've run out of eggs
Go on go on go on go on, someone try it....
www.foodbanjo.com
Go on go on go on go on, someone try it....
Air Fryer Perfectly Poached Eggs
Make perfect air fryer poached eggs every single time. These poached eggs can be ready in only 10 minutes. The whites firm up perfectly and the yolk stays gorgeously runny.
www.foodbanjo.com
Just had a go at the above and promptly managed to weld the egg to the ramekin, rendering both things useless.
So after tossing it in the bin, I had a bowl of crunchy nut cornflakes instead.
That said, next time I need two things gluing together I’ll put those two things in the air fryer along with a ramekin and an egg.
Seriously though, I’d advise using a lot more water than the recipe suggests, or just do the eggs in a pan.
So after tossing it in the bin, I had a bowl of crunchy nut cornflakes instead.
That said, next time I need two things gluing together I’ll put those two things in the air fryer along with a ramekin and an egg.
Seriously though, I’d advise using a lot more water than the recipe suggests, or just do the eggs in a pan.
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On the egg theme air fryer boiled eggs are spot on, no chance of cracked shells and watery eggs and perfectly runny yolk.