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Air fryer (not the budget airline for monks)

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Yorkshire Pie Aug 2022 11:14am, 5 Aug 2022 14,642 posts	Quote Pin Yorkshire Pie I've just bought a foodi multicooker - liking it so far. I've done some things I'd normally cook on the hob in it, pressure cooked some dried chickpeas for houmous, experimented with bread/cake and done a bit of air frying. Still getting to grips with what it does and working out how to adjust my existing recipes to best make use of it.
Night-owl Aug 2022 11:15am, 5 Aug 2022 40,022 posts	Quote Pin Night-owl I've been in my flat over 4 years that's about how long I've had my halogen. I had planned to get a proper oven but hadn't got round to it. Don't think I'll bother now Hopefully I'll have saved on electric that I would have used. Can even do toast in it so acts as a grill too
EvilPixie Aug 2022 11:20am, 5 Aug 2022 34,610 posts	Quote Pin EvilPixie very tempting!
Old Croc Aug 2022 12:43pm, 5 Aug 2022 34,334 posts	Quote Pin Old Croc yes mine is the Food max F-i-L got an updated version with single lid, I wish I had seen that one
Rosehip Aug 2022 3:03pm, 5 Aug 2022 25,974 posts	Quote Pin Rosehip I have a multi foodi thing with the single lid, the biggest one. Use it all the time, pretty sure it saves electric as well as not making the kitchen as hot as putting the oven on.
EvilPixie Aug 2022 3:04pm, 5 Aug 2022 34,620 posts	Quote Pin EvilPixie looks like I need to look at prices and talk to Mr Pix!
Derby Tup Aug 2022 7:14am, 6 Aug 2022 56,412 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup Get one. They’re quick and easy. We switched our gas Aga off in the spring and bought a halogen oven and a simple pair of plug-in electric rings. I feel like a DJ when I’m cooking porridge 😎 We have also dug out our old electric slow cooker, which is good for stews, curry etc
Night-owl Aug 2022 11:39am, 6 Aug 2022 40,028 posts	Quote Pin Night-owl DT I have a set of electric rings too. Rarely use them. Should do
Jenelopy Aug 2022 1:09am, 8 Aug 2022 753 posts	Quote Pin Jenelopy I'm been impressed with our very cheap and basic air fryer. Different country I know, so different options, but we got thewarehouse.co.nz the only downside is the diameter of the pan means it is struggle fitting things like veggie burgers for multiple people in. You might find the air fried episode on the Sliced Bread podcast interesting too bbc.co.uk
Jenelopy Aug 2022 1:11am, 8 Aug 2022 754 posts	Quote Pin Jenelopy Also, I've made better onion bhajis in it than I've managed by pan frying or oven baking.