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Air Fryer recipes and dishes.

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  1. STR8Thugg

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    Adding a little olive oil or other is still healthier than deep frying, and I would definitely recommend.
     
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    I meant heat up leftover pizza.
    You could do pizza as well, but size is a problem.
    I have the Philips XL.

    Wife has done a calzone in the air fryer before. Was good.
    Calzone = pizza but folded onto itself, I think. But it made it small enough
    to fit into our unit.
     
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    Xerobull You son of a b!tch! I'm in!

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    Fried breakfast taters
     
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    What temp and how long to heat up leftover pizza.

    That's a great idea.
     
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    Incoocked a small boneless Turkey breast in the Air Fryer came out great, starting to get an idea of cook times which makes all the difference because it's easy to overcook.

    3 pound breast 360 degrees about 50 minutes turn over with 15 minutes left.

    Start skin side up.

    I marinated it with italian dressing but will try again with injection.
     
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    skillet with a lid, on medium low until cheese is melted and bottom is crispy to your likeness. Works best if pizza is room temp first, not straight out of refrigerator.
     
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    That's a bit intensive but will give it a try one day.
     
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    Yeah, it takes all of 5-7 minutes once the pizza has room temperature-ized a bit. Infinitely better than microwave (soggy) or oven (dry)
     
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    Anytime pans are involved its intensive when you just want to warm up IMO, but I agree you can get a much better taste and texture, for what I need I think the air fryer will do just fine.
     
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    All about them swole booties.
     
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    Great recipe that can be adapted to air fryer technology.
     
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    me mum keeps telling me about what she cooked in her air fryers. not interested in getting one
     

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