Food and Drink Anyone have an Air Fryer - Page 11

Originally Posted by Nickhead:
slap a lil butter on two slices of bread, some ham and cheese: air fryer grilled cheese, flip at mid cook :-)

Temp/time?
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Originally Posted by Nickhead:
slap a lil butter on two slices of bread, some ham and cheese: air fryer grilled cheese, flip at mid cook :-)

That sounds tasty.
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We've had a 5.8 qt sitting on our counter for a year. Used it a few times for frozen fries, veggies, etc and honestly was never really blown away with it. Last night I decided to do raw frozen wings, figured I dont use this thing much anyway so if I catch it on fire oh well.

Best damn wings I've ever made other than on my grill. Now I want a larger model for the playoffs as I was only able to fit 20 in there. Any recommendations for one that can fit more than 20? Do the ones that look more like toaster ovens really air fry as well as the pull-out drawer kinds? Money not an issue, I'd rather pay for quality and something that will last.
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Originally Posted by MTG#10:
We've had a 5.8 qt sitting on our counter for a year. Used it a few times for frozen fries, veggies, etc and honestly was never really blown away with it. Last night I decided to do raw frozen wings, figured I dont use this thing much anyway so if I catch it on fire oh well.

Best damn wings I've ever made other than on my grill. Now I want a larger model for the playoffs as I was only able to fit 20 in there. Any recommendations for one that can fit more than 20? Money not an issue, I'd rather pay for quality and something that will last.

I heard that they cook better if you spray them with a few coats of plasti dip
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Originally Posted by loochy:
I heard that they cook better if you spray them with a few coats of plasti dip

This right here,SIR. I will spray the container with PAM, put the wings in, then spray those with PAM.
Also, with my other air fryer that has 3 shelves (man card, waived) I spray each shelf pre cook with PAM. Season, cook, get happy fat(ter).
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Originally Posted by cabletech94:
This right here,SIR. I will spray the container with PAM, put the wings in, then spray those with PAM.
Also, with my other air fryer that has 3 shelves (man card, waived) I spray each shelf pre cook with PAM. Season, cook, get happy fat(ter).

I find that spray olive oil works better..
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Got an Insignia digital 5 quart for Christmas and I love it

So far only made two batches of wings with it, but wow it does an incredible job on them... I'll never deep fry wings again

This thing consistently kicks them out perfectly cooked to the bone, and the skin is always perfectly rendered and crispy

Definitely need to dig into this thread for other recipes though

My deal came with a mini cookbook but the recipes kinda suck
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Originally Posted by htismaqe:
Baked potatoes are freaking excellent. Brush them with a little olive oil and salt and it's kind of like turning an entire potato into one big steak fry.

Originally Posted by Dartgod:
Wings are still the best thing I've done in mine. Recently I cooked a couple of Cornish game hens in it, they turned out awesome.

Originally Posted by KChiefs1:
Found a great thing to air fry.

Hamburgers!

Hadn’t tried it before & it turned out great!

See, we're starting to get somewhere here... but how about sharing some time and temp deets :-)
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I don't have an air fryer, but I did a cover of "Schism" with my dog earlier.

https://www.tiktok.com/@morgan.sloat...18841370379782
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Originally Posted by Bob Dole:
I don't have an air fryer, but I did a cover of "Schism" with my dog earlier.

https://www.tiktok.com/@morgan.sloat...18841370379782

:-) if Burl Ives covered Tool
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Originally Posted by Easy 6:
:-) if Burl Ives covered Tool

My goal is to surpass Shatner's 1968 "Transformed Man" album sales.
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One of my friends claims the best bacon he’s ever had was cooked in an air fryer.
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Originally Posted by Easy 6:
See, we're starting to get somewhere here... but how about sharing some time and temp deets :-)

Cornish game hens are really easy.

• Brush with olive oil and season
• Preheat to 400 degrees
• Cook 25 minutes @ 400, flipping halfway through
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Originally Posted by Dartgod:
Cornish game hens are really easy.

• Brush with olive oil and season
• Preheat to 400 degrees
• Cook 25 minutes @ 400, flipping halfway through

Boom, thank you sir... thats my next project
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Originally Posted by RustShack:
One of my friends claims the best bacon he’s ever had was cooked in an air fryer.

A BLT sounds good now.
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