AIR fryers have taken over the kitchen for loads of Brits who now prefer the nifty gadget to their oven or microwave. But did you know there are some surprising foods you can whip up using an air f…
with a surprising ingredient to get a crispy coating and they look so tasty."Our Test Kitchen has had lots of success making homemade potato chips in their air fryers. You don’t have to just stick to russet potatoes, either: try sweet potato chips, kale chips, beet chips—even pickle chips," the food experts noted.Hard boiled eggs
You don't have to fill a pot with water and wait for it to boil before you can enjoy some hard boiled eggs - just pop them in your air fryer."Don't boil your eggs, air fry them.Everyone's favourite grub can be cooked to perfection in an air fryer.The pros at Taste of Home said: "If you’re a French fry fanatic, this is the machine for you. Frozen French fries were practically made for air fryers.
"It can be difficult to nail the balance between a crispy shell and a well-cooked filling," the food pros said. "With an air fryer, you don’t have to worry. You’ll end up with a firm, fried texture on the outside without ruining the soft interior."If you're after a quick and healthy snack you can cook some tasty pumpkin seeds in just minutes.
According to the food experts, pumpkin seeds usually take up to an hour to cook to perfection, but using an air fryer they'll be crispy and delicious in as little as 10 minutes.
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