Posted: 1/31/2024 4:36:49 PM EDT
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I've set the thread to not archive, so post up your recipe ideas! NOTE: ONLY POST ACTUAL RECIPES OR NOVEL USES IN THIS THREAD PLEASE. We already know that they're good for reheating stuff. |
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My daughter says it shines for reheating leftovers, especially french fries. Bone in pork chops at 400 degrees for about 16 minutes turned out well. Check often with a temp thermometer after 10 minutes or so. Season as you normally would. I did a sirloin steak one rainy night and it was......ok.....not like it was grilled properly. I also did a rack of ribs. Season using your normal method and cooking in the fryer was surprising. If you have ever eaten at Tony Romas back in the day, it was pretty close. Again, not like on the smoker all day but a passable meal. They make a great cheese toast or grilled cheese and are great for toasting a sandwich. For those who have done biscuits in one, how do you keep the tops from getting too brown and the center of it cooked? |
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Oh, yeah...forgot about french fries. I haven't made any from scratch, but the Checker's/Rally's Seasoned Fries from the frozen food aisle turn out amazingly crispy....takes less than 10 minutes. Cheese crisps and quesadillas are excellent, also. Basically, Air Fry mode just works twice as fast as Bake mode...that extra heat convection circulation really does the trick. |
