Air fryer roast chicken today. Made in my Lidl air fryer.
Air friers and the like
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I also considered buying a dual drawer air fryer from ninja two months ago because I needed a large capacity, but I also had to consider the price. Best I chose the convection oven from HYSapientia,
(The air fryer is too small)
Since then, I've tested the oven, from pancakes and fairy cakes to roast beef, fries and sausage.
it does a very good job
If you need to supply a large family, I'd happily recommend it. If you're just eating alone, opt for a smaller size air fryer.
But it has to be said that the oven cooks food more efficiently than the air fryer
Food does not build up in the oven and heats evenly.
Looking forward to more reviews
(The air fryer is too small)
Since then, I've tested the oven, from pancakes and fairy cakes to roast beef, fries and sausage.
it does a very good job
If you need to supply a large family, I'd happily recommend it. If you're just eating alone, opt for a smaller size air fryer.
But it has to be said that the oven cooks food more efficiently than the air fryer
Food does not build up in the oven and heats evenly.
Looking forward to more reviews
Pork belly baby wedges and gabbage 30 minutes in the ninja foodie
Gutted I forgot to take a photo but last weekend we did a boneless shoulder of pork in the slow cooker. 6 hours on high. The meat was melt in the mouth but the ”crackling“ came out soft and rubbery as you’d expect but 20 minutes in the air fryer and it was the best bit of pork and most amazing crackling I’ve had in a very long time.
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Nice try. But you're not selling cabbage to anyone!
(The slight adjustment to the spelling was the MS spelling checkers idea).
It was a small one i just cut it in quarters and boiled it, them spuds are really nice salt and pepper and some chip seasoning on 15 mins at 180 with the pork belly then 15 at 200 walla
