What the f uck are you having for Dinner thread..

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I recently bought an air fryer, and the cooking results are fantastic, and it is around half cheaper to run than an oven. We are still experimenting, but one tip I can give is to buy some tins of new potatoes (they are very cheap), drain them and dry off, season with whatever you fancy (garlic, chili, salt, pepper etc), a splash of oil and cook in the air fryer for around 20 mins on 200C. They will turn into very crispy roasties, it is a bit trial and error how long they need but just keep your eye on them and cook to desired level.
 
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Billy The Spur said:
I recently bought an air fryer, and the cooking results are fantastic, and it is around half cheaper to run than an oven. We are still experimenting, but one tip I can give is to buy some tins of new potatoes (they are very cheap), drain them and dry off, season with whatever you fancy (garlic, chili, salt, pepper etc), a splash of oil and cook in the air fryer for around 20 mins on 200C. They will turn into very crispy roasties, it is a bit trial and error how long they need but just keep your eye on them and cook to desired level.
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How much can you cook in them at a time? a whole family e.g. 4 ppl, single person portion, a couple?
 
Billy The Spur said:
I recently bought an air fryer, and the cooking results are fantastic, and it is around half cheaper to run than an oven. We are still experimenting, but one tip I can give is to buy some tins of new potatoes (they are very cheap), drain them and dry off, season with whatever you fancy (garlic, chili, salt, pepper etc), a splash of oil and cook in the air fryer for around 20 mins on 200C. They will turn into very crispy roasties, it is a bit trial and error how long they need but just keep your eye on them and cook to desired level.
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Cracking things aren't they? I've been doing air fried sprouts in ours. Bit of garlic, chilli, salt and pepper. They're spot on. Works great with broccoli and cauliflower too.
 
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Billy The Spur said:
I recently bought an air fryer, and the cooking results are fantastic, and it is around half cheaper to run than an oven. We are still experimenting, but one tip I can give is to buy some tins of new potatoes (they are very cheap), drain them and dry off, season with whatever you fancy (garlic, chili, salt, pepper etc), a splash of oil and cook in the air fryer for around 20 mins on 200C. They will turn into very crispy roasties, it is a bit trial and error how long they need but just keep your eye on them and cook to desired level.
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Have a ninja 15-1. Air frier/pressure cooker. Ultimate gadget
 
Steak night part deux tonight.

got a chunky 10oz rib eye. Large shroom which will be filled with Stilton, tenderstem, garlic prawns, cauliflower cheese, M&S French fries and M&S onion rings. Will probably ruin it as I’ve popped to the boozer for a couple now.

tomorrow have the rents coming for dinner and have a leg of lamb to destroy.
 
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In all fairness M&S onion rings were better than any shop bought ovenable ones. They were decent. Their French fries are better than McCain ones too.
 
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Homemade chicken pie for lunch. Rest was from packs at MandS

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