Air fryers

Tonight we have had chicken kyivs (again) with mini skin on roast potatoes (10p per kg from Lidl) and a roast parsnip (19p for 2 large ones)  all done in the air fryer.    Took about 30minutes in Air fryer

At lunch time we did a couple of part baked crispy rolls in the air fryer, took about 6 minutes.      Certainly a big saving on using the oven.

Just roasted parsnips, carrots, onions, celery not used for Christmas meal in the airfrier. Then stock added for 20mins simmer on the hob. Blitzed, dob of cream and soup ready. Tastes lovely. Those bread buns warmed in the cooling airfrier.

Anyone tried sprout soup. Still have a few left🤣

Not sprout soup but I’m a fan of sprouts generally. Frozen so they don’t wither-out the freezer into the pan-Bosh👍🏻

My wife is beginning to get 'Air Fryer Envy', so I reckon it won't be long now....!!  🤣🤣🤣

David

Clean kitchen envy too, no mess no spitting over the hob & all liquids/fat driven out of the meat/food into a receptacle to be wiped & dishwashered-Bosh👍🏻😊

 Right !! After all this time & all you're experiences ,,which 'Air Fryer 'would you recommend ,,bearing in mind wattage power requirements to site EHU etc ??Weight & size ?? AND do you think that they are worth the money ,?? 

We have the Ninja Foodi max health air frier which I use in and outside the van. They do a BBQ version which smokes too but it’s a tad expensive. Ours is used at home and away and I’ve had no difficulties, in fact we very rarely use our ovens in the home or van at all these days There are so many recipes on websites across the internet to explore and try.

https://ninjakitchen.co.uk/product/ninja-foodi-max-health-grill-air-fryer-ag551uk-zidAG551UK

This is the BBQ one I’d love to buy but I can’t afford the site night fees now let alone this wonderful gadget!😉

https://ninjakitchen.co.uk/ninja-catalog/ninja-electric-bbq-grills/?gclsrc=aw.ds&gad=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI6YnakZ3I_gIV6AUGAB3TcQ5iEAAYASABEgJenvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Aldi have a dual drawer one in store at the moment, it looked pretty similar to the  £20-£30 more expensive Salter one we bought at The Range.  Can certainly recommend the Salter one.

We use ours whenever possible, though do not bring it in the caravan, our oven at home is getting much less use.

We like the dual drawer one as we can do 2 different foods, or just use one drawer, but for a single person, a single drawer one might be big enough, you can add food as you go along if there is enough space.

If you want to do say a whole roast chicken, you would need one with a single larger drawer.

Lakeland also have a good selection, and Lidl also get them in every so often.