I've been watching this channel for years and Mike just has a way of making the cooking process fun, easy and more importantly, accessible to EVERYONE. You don't need a culinary degree, you just need to enjoy yourself and keep an open mind to using modern tools that snob chefs look down on, like the air fryer.. Way to stay passionate, Mike. And thanks for the inspiration.

@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist3

Жыл бұрын

Repent to Jesus Christ “Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.” ‭‭1 Peter‬ ‭4‬:‭10‬ NIV

One thing is I ALWAYS cut my Brussel sprouts in half, even the small ones. They may end up a bit crispier than the others, but I’m wanting to avoid the insides steaming themselves. Steamed whole Brussel sprouts is typically the flavor people hate and simply cutting them in half and roasting / air frying makes them one of the best veggies

@jaredrusch

Жыл бұрын

Exactly, and they cool down a bit quicker to eat as well!

@ProHomeCooks

Жыл бұрын

great tip!

@eidrag

Жыл бұрын

cook brussels or other veggies after cooking chicken wings, just use rendered fat and mix a bit

@canileaveitblank1476

Жыл бұрын

@@eidrag add a splash of vinegar! I’ve done this with spinach and/or shredded cabbage, too! 😋

@thegenius8817

Жыл бұрын

So sad that pigs live such hellish conditions/ deaths because people can’t cook and depend on killing the innocent

being able to reheat pizza in a air fryer is a game changer, some of my favorites are melt sandwiches, potatoes for breakfast. i wish i had an air fryer in highschool being able to come home and make some pizza rolls or chicken nuggets after school wouldve been so nice

@AmerZAC

Жыл бұрын

My flat came with an air fryer. I had no idea what to use it for, so I mostly just ignored it. My flatmate always reheats his pizza in the oven, and it works well enough (though he overcooks it IMO), but it takes *a lot* of time. So one weekend, hungry, hungover, and with only half a pizza to my name until my paycheck arrived on Monday, I tried the air fryer. Imagine my surprise when the 2 slices of pizza I put in came out *perfectly done* after, like, 3 minutes. I even added some extra cheese on top (because there is no such thing as "enough cheese"), and it melted *perfectly*. Took little to no time, no preheating, NOTHING. Put in, set the timer to 3, take out, eat amazing pizza. I fell in love instantly.

For best results with any air fryer you should always preheat it. The other important thing is to never spray cold oil into a hot air fryer. The cold oil tends to weld itself into the no stick surface. To avoid enameling oil onto your no stick surface spray the oil onto your food instead just before you toss it into the hot basket. enameled oil makes your air fryer smoke and more likely to burn or leave an unwanted taste on your food. Air fryers work best when surfaces are immaculately clean and preheated.

@cranbell99

Жыл бұрын

this is great advice. thanks.

@aushim

Жыл бұрын

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@MrKeithcl

Жыл бұрын

Thank you !

@amybaker8472

Жыл бұрын

Great video! Love how you eat it while you cook! Thanks for sharing

@buffydurham7464

Жыл бұрын

Z.s@m Yes

Just made this salmon for my wife. Thank you!! She said it was the best she has ever had. I didn’t have time to let it sit over night but it was in the fridge for 4 hours and seemed to work.

@Ts7005

11 ай бұрын

For easy removal make a foil sling like Fabulessy Frugal, it works great for delicate things.

Timestamps: 00:43 - Falafel 4:38 - Chicken Wings (has its own video) 8:04 - Brussel Sprouts 12:57 - Loaded Fries/French Fries (has its own video); 16:31 - Salmon

@eliaskron4653

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate the effort put in to the comment. Thank you!

@pascal2666

Жыл бұрын

The hero.

@xDORANBOLTx

Жыл бұрын

God bless people who do this

@amywalker7515

Жыл бұрын

Thanks

@dudeseriously57

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

This is a fantastic video. Your passion for food transfers easily through the screen. Since I've just bought an airfryer, this helps me out a lot. Testing costs a lot of time and food! Although that salmon looks a little overcooked, I would still like to thank you for the outstanding work. That machine is a kitchen game changer and I'm looking forward to experimenting more with it.

I’m so happy I found your channel. I’m binge watching your vids today. Since I live alone I had to learn how to cook differently. After I bought my Cosori air fryer I use it twice a day. I living a keto lifestyle and have had so much success. I believe much of that has to do with the ease of cooking in the air fryer. I don’t have to heat up the kitchen with the oven and can make each meal fresh one hamburger, piece of chicken, steak or whatever. I just bought my son one for Christmas. Barb from Buffalo ❤️

@juliesalinas6047

Жыл бұрын

I eat Keto too and agree 100% I even buy frozen wings and just throw them in there frozen @400 no preheating! The main reason I'm replying to you is i bought my son an air fryer as well and giving to him on Christmas. I know he will look at me weird but I'm sure he will fall in love with it. I also provided him a small book of my recipes that he loves! I'm going to send him the link to this video after Christmas. Except for the falafels, all the other things are a staple in his diet i.e. brussels, salmon, broccoli, wings :)

YES on the salmon. SO easy, great flavor without stinking the place up! I put it on a small piece of parchment paper to cut down on clean up. Love the Cosori all thanks to you. Keep those recipes coming.

@msuc5vette

Жыл бұрын

great idea, I was thinking of a way to pull it out in once piece with those super high side walls. There has to be a way to pull the tray out, but parchment sounds easy. Does the salmon need the airflow underneath for any reason? In other recipes I avoid putting anything over the bottom tray just to maintain the airflow.

@wertw120

Жыл бұрын

@@msuc5vette You are right, you need that airflow in the air frying. Putting a paper or alufoil changes the air fryer into a small convection oven.

I made salmon in my air fryer last night for the first time. I was AMAZED at how good it came out! Moist and wonderful! It was one of the best cooked pieces of fish I had ever done!

@deedee8772

Жыл бұрын

Jesus loves you, He died for our sins

@denacrescini1990

Жыл бұрын

@@deedee8772 Sesame street taught me one of these things is not like the others. Mind your own business!

@CuriousinNY

7 ай бұрын

@@deedee8772 what has this got to do with air fryers?

@fabianmckenna8197

7 ай бұрын

​@@deedee8772Jesus...... that salmon looks lovely!

@dbeaver317

3 ай бұрын

@@deedee8772get a grip.

Everything I've cooked in this unit has come out great kzread.infoUgkxD4Qeo-HRLxMfom_PDinM_SBfes00qJsB ! Everything tastes so good. Some of the recipes I've changed a little to improve the taste. For instance, for french fries which call for no oil, I spray them with olive oil and season them with salt and pepper. They come out great! It makes the best toast I have ever eaten. The recipe I use calls for lightly buttering both sides of the bread. It calls for cooking at 400 degrees for 5 minutes on one side and then 2 minutes on the other side. This time has a lot to do with the kind of bread you are using...so keep an eye on it. Also, the fans in this Ninja are a lot stronger than other air fryers. So lay a metal spoon or something on the bread to keep it from flying around. It's a little extra work to use your Ninja as a toaster but it is worth it!

When my sister and I bought this small home a year ago I suggested we replace the large toaster with a toaster oven. We rarely use the oven and it is expensive to heat up for just the 2 of us. She was excited and bought an Emeril one. It is huge and does everything. Later I saw your videos. Please note I am not a chef but love cooking for friends and family. I will use the Emmeril machine sometimes to keep her happy. But I later saw your videos and you simplified it! I bought the Cosori. And with your videos you took the mystic out of it. In fact I learned so much more. I grew up with a gas stove complete with a pilot light. Here they have no gas hookups? I was told it isn’t allowed. Anyway. I bought the the one you use and it is so simple to use! Thank you for changing my mind.

@ProHomeCooks__

Жыл бұрын

🎊 mate I have a (Mystery Box) package for you, Text the above username for acknowledgment

With the Brussels Sprouts I have found using frozen sprouts is a great time saver just open the bag toss with olive oil and salt then 8-12 minutes depending on how big the sprouts are no need to thaw and the outer layers are perfectly crispy

@GryphonDes

Жыл бұрын

I do the same -- simply delicious is right!

@e2linuxos

Жыл бұрын

Sounds great, what temperature/s are you using for the frozen Brussels Sprouts? Are you doing say 180c for 8mins and 200c for the last 4mins or just one temp?

@zerg539

Жыл бұрын

@@e2linuxos I do it at the default for my fryer which is 390F/200C for the entire time but I start watching them at 8 minutes to keep them from being charred

@e2linuxos

Жыл бұрын

@@zerg539 Thanks, gives me a great starting point and less faffing about/experimenting.

@dougwright906

9 ай бұрын

@@zerg539 The charred part is my favorite.

My only problem with air fryers is I have a family of 5. I feel like I'd need 2 or 3 air fryers to cook enough falafel or chicken wings for everyone.

@kathleenrobinson1594

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same exact thing. I do love the air fryer but I have a big family.

@kellyb7321

Жыл бұрын

That is the big downside. Even for 2 the large air fryer barely makes enough for dinner.

@Xia-hu

Жыл бұрын

there are large air fryers (small ovens basically) on the market too

@helmutwarmenhoven2089

Жыл бұрын

@@Xia-hu yes, but even then half the food is cold before the other half is finished if you space things out like Mike does

@amywalker7515

Жыл бұрын

Do you have the largest size they make? There are now so many different kinds and sizes of air fryers, there must be something out there that would work. Otherwise, why not use your conventional or convection oven to accomplish the same?

I use a mustard honey sauce for the brussels sprouts.

My favorite air fryer salmon is scottish salmon it’s got a higher fat content. I mix Mayo sriracha and agave salt and pepper. I rub it all over the salmon and then cook it in the air fryer same way you do…it is amazing.

I love using the air fryer (at least 5 times a week) and annoy people by banging on about how great it is. In addition to the dishes you showed I regularly cook breadcrumbed cauliflower florets, simple layered nachos, longanisa (small sausages from the Philippines), and cubed homestyle potatoes. All quick, super tasty snacks or meal parts.

@clydekimsey7503

3 ай бұрын

You bang on it😮?

Thanks for the salmon technique, we did it and love it! It’s our go to, no dirty messes in the kitchen from now on.

Thank you for all of the videos that I have watched, missed and am yet to watch. You're a brilliant youtuber, much love mate.

For the chicken wings, you forgot an important ingredient. Before spices, 1-2 teaspoons of corn starch. That keeps juiciness on all meats and makes more crunchy outside. That is an old Chinese cooking trick.

@Fallout3131

Жыл бұрын

Woah!! Thank you

@CommonSenz

Жыл бұрын

he did a separate video on wings techniques.

@genore1993

Жыл бұрын

1-2 tsp baking powder has the same effect. nice tip though

@Zumwaa

Жыл бұрын

I find that the baking powder gives a better cripsy skin vs corn starch.

@bellenesatan

8 ай бұрын

​@@genore1993100%, most baking powders even have corn starch as a filler, so no reason to use corn starch on its own

I make a small breakfast in the air fryer every morning. I saw some techniques for making egg toast and do a simple version with a piece of bread + a mayo wall around the outside, put dots of sriracha on top, then crack and egg in the middle + salt & pepper. Pressing an indent in the bread with a spoon first helps to keep the yolk in the middle. 375ish (never buy one with a dial...) for 9 minutes. Let it sit in the warm air fryer for a few minutes if you don't like your egg to be runny. Simple, spicy and good.

@missladylexi

Жыл бұрын

This sounds delicious and so easy! I have one with a dial as well lol.. only downside to this amazing contraption

@abelbabel8484

Жыл бұрын

That's ingenious :O

@mstegs5477

Жыл бұрын

I did something similar when I was a kid. Piece of bread on tinfoil in a baking tray, use a cup to cut a round hole in the bread. Crack an egg in there and put a piece of cheese on top. Bake for a bit then bam. Gonna have to try a new version in the air fryer

@adbrooks21

Жыл бұрын

You just made my day - this made for a fabulous breakfast I didn’t even know I needed! First egg slid right off my bread but I soldiered on and second attempt was divine.

@karlosopher

Жыл бұрын

Oooo love that breakfast idea! Sprinkle some funky cheese on top and I’m in! Analog dials usually outlast digital and only need the one part replaced. The perceived “accuracy” of digital is that it’s like a streetlight (no experience needed), whereas analog you have to know when to interact with the food (cooking). 😝 😉 that said, digital is waaay easier 👍

I never ate Brussel sprouts until my wife got me on to them. Had to be charred with bacon. Your recipe just brings it back to what I want to eat. The vegetable. Thanks mate.

Just discovered you and subscribed! I belong to many cooking sites, but just started joining ones re air dryers. My new roommate uses hers for so many things. Everyday! It is so much better than any other way to cook! She has started making Delicious Brussels spouts. I was always "take it or leave it. Now I crave it all the time. I'm going to make a loaf of no knead bread today. So exited! Thanks for your channel, which I dont know how I missed it before!❤😊😁

Awesome video! My go-to recipe in the AF is a roasted chicken. I use the Vortex with integrated rotisserie. 24 hour brine followed by 3 day dry-age in the fridge.

I bought one of the French door models. This is my second one after upgrading from a basic unit. We love it!

Dude! One thing you missed is grilled cheese sandwiches. Butter both sides of the bread, two slices of American cheese or your preferred cheese, air fry at 400 degrees. Then flip at the 5 min mark and let it go for another 5 minutes and perfection. The cheese is perfectly melted and the bread is not flattened out. Delicious. A definite must try. Serve with your favorite chicken noodle soup and you’ll have a new fall favorite. If you want to kick it up a notch add two hot dogs sliced in half and enjoy. Umami.

@kimk5451

Жыл бұрын

Yes! Grilled cheese is extra tasty and crispy cooked in the air fryer. I add mayo to one side of the bread and butter on the other and use Texas toast. It's awesome!

@michelletinner4225

Жыл бұрын

Yeeesss!!! I made grilled cheese in my air fryer maybe three weeks ago and it was delicious!!! I'm going to try the fries. They looked so good!

@pamh3945

Жыл бұрын

Are you buttering the inside or outside of bread

@nice000

Жыл бұрын

@@pamh3945 You should be buttering the outsides top and bottom.

@pamh3945

Жыл бұрын

@@nice000 thought so but just wanted to double check

I've made this brussel sprouts recipe so many times now! Thank you, and I NEVER tire of your reaction to the hot bite : )

I use my airfryer to cook almost everything! Cake, bread, roti, pizza, chicken and chips, fish, lamb, okra, tomatoes, eggplant etc. Since I've my airfryer four years ago I barely use my stove top, broiler and the oven! Today I cooked a delicious meal: garlic-butter lamb, fried potatoes and asparagus; so tasty and quick!

I started adding honey (in my case a substitute) to my buffalo sauce a while ago. I'm never going back to regular buffalo sauce ever again. Also, thank you for showing how to make falafel. I've been wondering how to make it for a while since I can't deep fry anything.

Man, you really inspired me to get an airfryer and my first dish ever var a piece of salmon with some pasta and a roesauce. All in all it took 15 minutes and the was the pasta cooking time. Keep up the good work!

My favourite is doing trout in our air fryer, soo quick and easy for a nice meal. I just do a nice rub and toss it in at 400 for 10 mins, might need 5 more depending on thickness. As it’s cooking I do up some nice asian noodles and i have a full meal within 20 minutes. Can’t beat it!

Hey AF dude. I resisted buying an air fryer for a long time because didn't want another object on the countertop but I finally bought one and love it. Still honing my skills and appreciate your tips. Happy air frying!

We were doing wings until I realized full size chicken legs are much more juicy and half the price! I cook five chicken legs on one tray in my Pampered Chef air fryer. 25 to 30 minutes on air fry at 400 degrees. YUM! Love your buffalo sauce recipe!

@RudyValencia1111

Жыл бұрын

I was shocked to see that he only cooked them for 8 minutes. I tried that and I felt that they were not cooked enough. So I cranked it to 15. Hopefully I won't get sick tomorrow >.

@WNYXeb777

9 ай бұрын

I was given a fryer - large one. Besides the obvious frozen foods ( French fries, fish, egg rolls ) I use mine primarily for chicken ( breast, legs, thighs - wings are ok, I'm in Buff so I'm fussy ).) and I've done whole small chickens and Cornish hens. Also Hot dogs --- we have a skin on restaurant brand here and they come out perfect. I avoid beef and pork -- do not do sausage as to having to much grease. Oh and fresh whole potatoes, jalapenos and onions come out great. Toss a whole onion in and spray lil oil, salt n pepper and cook away - the onion when done just slides out of the skin. Cozens - solid parchment rounds - fryer basket - perforated parchment round - stainless cooling rack the raises the item either 1/4 or 1/2 inch extra ( great for meats - fish, rolls ). I do cook chicken slow - 50 to 70 % heat for 30 min then I flip and repeat, if it requires a crisper finish do max heat for couple min. Thx sorry just hungry and fantasizing as I type.

@glasperle77

6 ай бұрын

@@RudyValencia1111 same. plus if you look closely if he took one out to the camera there was super dark red bit still, looked almost raw to me

As always great video! Could you do an overview video on the basics of sauces??? I feel like that's where my cooking game comes screeching to a halt.

I love tomatoes, and in the winter time when vine ripe tomatoes are not available I buy the small cherry or grape sized tomatoes at the grocery store. I spritz them with oil and sprinkle them with salt and air fry them for about 5 to 10 minutes on high heat. Obviously, I put them in a little dish so that the juices don’t get all over the air fryer. They are excellent with any sort of rice dish and you can also use them to make a really good quick pasta sauce.

This is my favorite video you’ve ever made. I loved every single second of this video and never had the impulse to skip. Which is very uncommon for me on any KZread video.

@helenfitch3440

Жыл бұрын

I can't stand watching idiots that crap on about what they are doing .. ie this dick.

I recently got my first air fryer and it's great... but I have found some foods come out very dry. I've been adding a couple table spoons of water to the bottom of the basket and it's definitely helped!

@yvonnelanese-coppola4999

6 ай бұрын

Cut down the cooking time, I had an adjustment period with mine

@silvermediastudio

5 ай бұрын

I recently got one as well, after resisting getting "another appliance" for years. If you get a dry result, it means the time & temperature were not ideal for that product and the amount of it. Similar to sous vide, it's all about playing with the parameters until you find the sweet spot. Note it down and now you basically can't miss. The only other parameter is the thickness of the product, which you can control by cutting, pounding, or otherwise preparing prior.

@camerica7400

4 ай бұрын

Some units have a little tray on the back of the unit for water

@brianhardaway9716

3 ай бұрын

Don’t worry. This is the first lesson Everyone must learn when cooking with an Air Fryer. I have an Philips XXL and it’s great, but like every cooking device You have to observe the 3 T’s of cooking, Temp, Thickness, and Time. I believe that putting the product on BLAST with 360-400F is ridiculous since the oil and the moisture in the Product has to become liquid in order to have a crunch and cook. I personally preheat and cook at 165/330-180/360 range. I usually start with 10-14 wings and give both sides a light coating of oil. Because of the low but efficient temp the fats come out of the wings and mixes with the olive oil causing them to get darker and crispier. I have a special procedure in that I mix 1 bowl with just salt and pepper, use a strainer and a bowl filled with cold water that the strainer fits in and I dip the wings in this cold water submerging them until the flour is wet. Then slowly lift them out and put them in the other bowl with the seasoning ingredients of, Corn starch, salt, pepper, garlic powder, onion power, brown sugar, either Italian salat spices or just rosemary. Coat the pieces spray a little olive oil and set the temp at 165C/329F for 15 minutes. Shake the basket and if flour is still visible spray a little oil. I seldom turn them over. After another 15mins or sooner I check to see that they’re golden brown. The key is the right temp. Everyone seems to think that cooking faster is better so they buy one, but I bought mine because it’s faster than the oven, less to clean up, and I can make a portion big enough to feed My family in a relatively short time. Experiment a bit to find what works better for You. I have found that NOT all meats and things taste better in it too. Hamburgers, wings, ribs, and a small cake are fantastic. But fish or chops taste better from the skillet. Good luck and don’t give up.

I got my first airfryer maybe about a month to 6 weeks ago mainly because electricity has got so expensive here in the UK and I had noticed that by the biggest consumer in my house was my big conventional oven. Ever since, I have not used my conventional oven once! The meals I have been making have been better than ever and as I live alone its single basket size isn’t really a hinderance. What a revelation! 😮

@bellebramwell1232

Жыл бұрын

Derrin111 what airfreight did you get? I am on my own in Pembrokeshire and am seriously considering getting an airfryer and any advice would be great, thankyou

@bellebramwell1232

Жыл бұрын

Sorry, auto correct... should read airfryer obviously!!

@angelaregan475

Жыл бұрын

@@bellebramwell1232 I too live in the UK and live alone. I went for the Ninja foodi 7050, a little expensive but it has so many great features. I got it before Xmas and are still learning. To date, amazing bread, brioche, cake, slow cooked soups, steak, chicken, steamed veg all cooked to perfection. Needless to say my freezer is overloaded as I tend to batch cook.

@bellebramwell1232

Жыл бұрын

@@angelaregan475 Thankyou, I shall go check it out x

thanks, i finally pulled the plug and got the Corsari in this video. I'm glad i found this video again as I wasn't sure which model to get, but for me, cooking for 1, this one is perfect. of course, i bought through your shop 😊

LOVE LOVE LOVE roasted brussel sprouts. I usually cook them in my convection oven and they are the best thing to eat in the world - I can't wait to try them in the air fryer!!

Chili dog, salmon and wings. I can't believe I only just got my air fryer about 3 months ago. I always thought it would be one of those appliances I would never use. I use it everyday! I have a Cosori. I did all my research on it. Everyone loved it and said customer service was one of the best.

I just made some cornish pastys in my air fryer. I used flaky pastry and precooked my meat with onions and peas and cubed small potatoes the cooked the for 25 minutes at 180c they are great.

I love your videos! Your professionalism is unmatched with other cooking youtubers! I just got an air fryer and am excited to try these dishes!

@prohomecooks-

Жыл бұрын

🎊 mate I have a (Mystery Box) package for you, Text the above username for acknowledgment.

My air fryer arrived yesterday but I haven't had time to unpack it and use it. Can't wait to try it out. I'm not much of a meat eater and even less a fish lover. Vegetables, though, are a different matter. I like chicken breasts but nothing with a bone. I realise the bones are heat conductors but they're not for me. I love the falafels and sprouts recipes and all the information I am getting from Mike as well as all the comments. Thank you everyone!

Honestly sausages are strictly air fryer for me now. They come out perfect and evenly cooked everytime, and it's so much faster then trying to pan fry them in the winter.

@jackiedelvalle

Жыл бұрын

And less messy...

@SOSchangedme

Жыл бұрын

Totally

@carinproud434

Жыл бұрын

And you don’t have to stand there constantly turning them. That’s the biggest win for me

@ceis8667

9 ай бұрын

How long at what temperature? Thanks

@cekuhnen

9 ай бұрын

Yup I agree - I am German and love my meat in tube form !

Instapot has a air fryer, you can air fry or rotisserie a whole chicken. Isn’t much bigger than the one he shows in the vid. Also, my fav feature is the air fryer basket that rotates so that all sides of the fries/onion rings/cheese fries are evenly cooked and crisped

I purchased this Cosori Air Fryer after watching your video. Used it for the first time today and love it. Keep those recipes coming.

@ProHomeCooks__

Жыл бұрын

🎊 mate I have a (Mystery Box) package for you, Text the above username for acknowledgment.

I made these falafels as my first try in new Ninja Speedi. Worked great - Thank you! I made the falafels a bit bigger (about 2 tbsp) and used moist hands to lightly press together.

We use a Air fryer daily in our house. We cook all green veggies in the air fryer. A. I feel that it is quick and easy. B. I don’t have to turn oven on and wait for it to preheat and heat the house up when it’s summertime. I’m so glad that I started using the air fryer I preach to people that they need to try it they won’t be disappointed.😊 👍🏽

I really love your videos. Helps us homecooks to get our cooking on to another level. But what would help us non-americans is a temperature display in celcius. Thank you so much for the work you do!

Tonight, I used my air fryer (toaster oven combo) to cook a half-frozen chicken breast and half-frozen pork sausage, no seasonings or oil and the chicken was moist and perfectly cooked and the fat from the sausage blended into the chicken and it was SO GOOD!!! The air fryer is heaven sent!

@Fifabeast389

6 ай бұрын

no seasonings, nasty

@glasperle77

6 ай бұрын

@@Fifabeast389 why? you don't need seasonings? Especially pork sausages are already seasoned from inside lmao who the frick seasons it

@Fifabeast389

6 ай бұрын

@@glasperle77 the sausages are fine, it's the chicken for me.

OK I Love Your Kitchen Set Up, and all the easy recipes!

I just tried the falafel...game changer! Thank you so much. I love (deep fried) falafel, but it does not like me. You have made me so happy.

@arsbadmojo

Жыл бұрын

I tried them too; less enthusiastic. They just crumbled apart. Needs some sort of binder i think.

@tiliakiraly3247

Жыл бұрын

How much chickpeas did you use? I can't find the quantities :/

First time i have come across this guy and his vlogs. I like the way he explains everything so clearly to understand. Not sure i would like my brussels crispy but i will try this.

@annek1226

9 ай бұрын

He has been around almost ten years! He gets better all the time! Enjoy, you will learn a ton!by the way, you will love them crispy!

All of these look great and a must try

Very good editing, some of the best I've seen on KZread and I am a profrssional.

Got our Cosori a week ago so been searching utube for recipe ideas. This one video has me subscribed to your channel. First meal we cooked was a chicken and the juices were perfect for the roast potatoes and parsnips a bit like your chips and bacon fat. Your sauces look delicious simple to make as well. Best Air Fryer channel I've looked at so far, thanks from Dave and Ginny over here in the currently chaotic UK 😄.

@SeanMcLeod

Жыл бұрын

A UK version of this channel also has a similar 5 recipes for upping your game! The french onion soup recipe had me making it 3 nights in a row‼️😋

@DaveandGinny972

Жыл бұрын

@@SeanMcLeod interesting, would you have a link to that channel please?

@SeanMcLeod

Жыл бұрын

@@DaveandGinny972 Absolutely! Should have shared to begin with! kzread.info/dash/bejne/oqRh3Nltqc61oNo.html

@DaveandGinny972

Жыл бұрын

Many thanks Sean...it's going to be French onion soup for lunch in our house today!

@berngirl5624

Жыл бұрын

Fabulously Frugal has some great recipes.

As a college student living in a dorm room without an oven, this video has literally saved my coo(life)king

@amywalker7515

Жыл бұрын

An instant pot with air fryer attachment is even better, but you'd better have a place to put that really hot fryer lid you have to do something with to remove the food once it's cooked. You can cook just about anything in an instant pot and the smallest, 3 quart size makes enough for 4 people and uses very little energy at all. Once it comes up to pressure, is uses no more electricity at all. I have a Kill-a-Watt and measure all my appliances to see which ones are watt hogs. You can even use the smallest instant pot in an RV with solar panels if you have a large enough solar/battery system.

@doroparker1702

Жыл бұрын

Did you check out rice cookers for your dorm room yet? They are great as well. Lots of ideas and recipes on yt.

@nunyabusiness5075

Жыл бұрын

@@amywalker7515 There's a definite downside to a small instantpot, and that is almost all recipes on youtube and elsewhere are for the "standard" 6 quart size. I'd rather have an instantpot and a separate air fryer, since the instantpot air fryer lid is usually smaller capacity and more expensive than a normal air fryer.

@SeanMcLeod

Жыл бұрын

@@doroparker1702 I used to have a work horse steamer/rice/slow cooker combo that I loved but of course the instant pot also pressure cooks rice and all the grains. Makes me laugh to think how years ago they were telling us to make dual use of the iron to make a soggy grilled cheese‼️😂

@brandipribyl8181

Жыл бұрын

Check out his early videos with his brother. I thought the recipes would be great for a dorm or super small kitchen.

I have a Power XL Air Fryer Oven 10 Quart Hot Air Fryer, Rotisserie and just love the way it cooks. Even leftover pizza is perfect every time.

Love the way you explain things... my mother, aged 84, got a Ninja as a present for her birthday some month ago, she loves it. Will show your vid to her, cool hints to archieve perfect results, greetings from 🇩🇪

@ProHomeCooks__

Жыл бұрын

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asparagus in the airfryer is my fav! I toss it in a little EVOO and seasoning. Everglades or Kevin's are my go to's. Soooo good! Fried apples and cinnamon too!

Every recipe is AWESOME!

Fabulous recipes ! Presentations and cooking procedures are excellent. Your videos are so informative and stylish ! I hardly use my oven since Ibought Phillips AF 5 years ago, purchased Ninja Foodi Max 400 9.5 L AF recently mainly for roast whole chicken, beef , leg of lamb and roast potatoes dinner. i would love to watch your roast dinner recipes in AF. I love Instant Pot and AF cooking for convenience ! Thank you so much for your channel !! God bless !

Your editor is so good. I love the art style.

So far I’ve made the wings, sprouts, and falafel and everything has been on point!! Thx so much for these recipes! I’m officially an air fryer convert

@prohomecooks-

Жыл бұрын

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Well done! IMO Nothing is bad in an air fryer. Everything comes out juicy, not scorched and cleans up so easy! Greatest invention in awhile.

I started using my air fryer to cook salmon filets last summer and it is amazing. As you said, it's crispy on the outside and moist on the inside. I'll have to try it with your teriyaki sauce. I've been using a sweet chili glaze at the end. I also usually serve with a side of broccoli, but I haven't cooked it in the air fryer. I'll have to give that a try. Salmon in the air fryer is so delicious. I'll never cook it any other way again.

@murnidw8937

6 ай бұрын

Which degree and how many minutes?

We have sprouts with bacon lardons and chestnuts. We usually parboiled the sprouts and then fry everything in a frying pan. So yummy! I'll do it in the air fryer from now on

@ProHomeCooks__

Жыл бұрын

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I LOVE french fries but I have grown to really hate deep fried stuff, and air-fryer fries are honestly one of my top 5 favorite foods! I have a fry cutter now so putting together a hot plate of fries happens in 15 minutes, it's amazing. You can't get in your car and go through a fast food window faster than that! Every now and then I'll also make a quick cheese sauce while they cook and man, oh, man, it's heaven. My taste buds, stomach and waistline thank me for it! Also, I almost exclusively buy bacon ends-and-pieces now, one because it's sometimes half the price of strips and every bit as good, and two, it's almost a joke how easy it is to make in the air fryer. Just break up the pieces, throw a handful into the basket, and in 5-8 minutes you have perfect bacon pieces and the clean up is a cinch. I love oven baked bacon, too, but for the price in this economy, the ends-and-pieces are the way to go. For sure, you won't catch me frying bacon in a pan on the stovetop ever again!

@xLightningbolt

Жыл бұрын

How do you make your air fryer fries? We can’t seem to get chips/fries as good as oven baked or frozen chips in the oven either :( They do go super crispy but the taste and texture isn’t there.

@DoeintheThicket

Жыл бұрын

@@xLightningbolt I have heard that par-boiling the potatoes in salted water for a few minutes before you air fry them helps. I haven’t tried it, but I have found that par boiling my veg before I roast it in a regular oven makes a big difference. So you might try it.

@kathleenrobinson1594

Жыл бұрын

@@xLightningbolt where do you get the bacon tips ?

@kathleenrobinson1594

Жыл бұрын

@@xLightningbolt sorry I called them tips 🤗

@Xia-hu

Жыл бұрын

@@xLightningbolt it's just a matter of getting used to it. Deep frying in oil is super unhealthy, and not just for the oil content. I wish people would realise how much unhealthy food they eat by tossing everything into gallons of oil.... you ccan coat the fries with a little oil for the airfryer, too, but it's not gonna be soaking in it. Much better for your cardiovascular health, your GUT flora... not to mention the calories. It's tasty. I will never go back to frying potato (or anything, really), in oil ever again. i buy frozen sweet potato fries and they turn out amazing in the air fryer every time.

Thrilled to find another person passionate about food !!! Eating is a big portion of our lives...so why not make the best of it? As I see you have done quite well. Sauce for our food is just as important as the food in some ways and your recipe's were lookin pretty awesome. Just bought an air fryer today and I see the two of us having a long relationship together...lol !!! Thank you for sharing your love of food. L&L 2U...

I got my air fryer and love it! So far, just frozen soft pretzels, frozen breaded cod, and finally frozen waffle fries, but just getting accustomed to it. Soon will try the salmon!

Have to say I love your video! Not only the content, but the smooth, quick and entertaining presentation. I have the latest Ninja all in one and will definitely try these recipes. Lol, I just picked the Brussels today and taste testing 2 varieties. All the dishes look delicious. I really liked the salmon combo! I would love to find a cookbook that uses all real ingredients for the Foodi. The baked goods seem to always call for boxed cake mixes-Yuck!

Would you consider doing an air fryer thanksgiving challenge?. Everything made in the air fryer for thanksgiving dinner.

@delshahid8971

Жыл бұрын

You could but you'll be cooking 4/5 dishes for 7 to 8 hours 🤔

Just came across this video in looking for more air fryer recipes, i just got one and i made a whole spatchcock chicken, cooked in 40 minutes, it was perfect and crispy. Better than a rotisserie chicken. I couldn’t believe how good it was.

Love my air fryer. Best chicken wings ever. I also cook any vegetable that you would normally roast… broccoli, cauliflower, butternut squash, etc. but my favorite is peeled, cubed, sweet potatoes . I have never liked sweet potatoes until I started cooking them like that in the air fryer. All I really put on the roasted vegetables is some olive oil, salt, pepper, and whatever seasoning sounds good at the time.

Sausages (no more constantly turning them). All the frozen things I used to cook in the oven such as chicken tenders / nuggets, mozzarella bites, sausage rolls, puff pastry triangles, mini quiches etc they are done in 1/2 the time and in my opinion taste better also

I bought myself a Ninja fryer a few months back and must say it’s one of the greatest purchases I’ve ever made. Not only can you make masterpieces of ANYTHING but…you can really save on the old electrical bill as there’s no conventional oven you have to heat up for 20 minutes.👌🏿

@ProHomeCooks__

Жыл бұрын

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I spent a couple months during lockdown making chicken wings every day, seeing if I could perfect them. I did, and adding a tablespoon of hot honey, give or take (depending on how much other stuff you're using) is a game changer. It causes the sauce to be stickier, so when you just toss them in the sauce pan you get the perfect amount of sauce on the wing and excess sort of piling on. All in all my sauce recipe has about 12 ingredients, but hot honey is one of the most important. SriRacha in the same amount also is awesome and I recommend it.

So practical! My family will love these recipes, especially the chicken wings. You gave me some new menu items to serve up during the week. Thank you for sharing!

@ProHomeCooks__

Жыл бұрын

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Thanks for the video- I'll try some of these. One thing I always cook in the air fryer is egg rolls. I stir fry my veggies and add seasoning then place them on a piece of rice paper made from brown rice. The brown rice paper is important because regular rice paper will fall apart. They are SO GOOD.

@marcilynn2943

Жыл бұрын

Sounds great! Do you have a recipe?

@janetjacobsen5850

Жыл бұрын

@@marcilynn2943 not really, just stir fry any veggies you want- I usually use mushrooms, red bell pepper, red cabbage maybe some broccoli and add garlic, ginger, onions etc (whatever sound good to you) until soft and add some coconut amino acids for flavor. I take a scoop of the mix and put it on a slightly soaked brown rice wrapper, roll it up and place it in the air fryer. If you've never made egg rolls or spring rolls you might want to watch a video on how to prep the rice paper and how to roll them. I dip the egg roll in some home made sauce (like a tahini sauce).

@Photik

Жыл бұрын

@@janetjacobsen5850 do you only deep fry one egg roll at a time?

@janetjacobsen5850

Жыл бұрын

@@Photik I can usually fit 3 in our air fryer without them touching

Dude that sweet chili sauce recipe deserves a video of its own 🤯amazing stuff all around 🔥🍻

Recommend balsamic vinegar on the Brussels spouts, excellent !

BTW, I bought a Cosori several years ago and love it! It’s just so easy to use but a really versatile and well-made piece of kitchen gear.

I found this wonderful stuff at Costco that is the seasoning mix for brussels sprouts. And it has the balsamic in it and the garlic and the whole thing. And it is a shake and cook thing on your brussels sprouts in the air fryer and it is fantastic. So I just I'd let you know.

@JayJay-me8zk

Жыл бұрын

What is the name of it? Do tell...

@nadiafox9255

Жыл бұрын

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Instead of fries I usually use a mix of parsnip, beetroot, celeriac, carrots, parsley root and potato. Cut to similar size (except the beetroot that needs to be much smaller), toss in olive oil and spices of choice and chuck it in the air fryer.

@nunyabusiness5075

Жыл бұрын

Have you tried rutabaga yet?

@mikkelboisen5543

Жыл бұрын

@@nunyabusiness5075 I have "issues" with rutabaga - my dad loved it and would always try to sneak it into the mashed potatoes when I was a kid.....I wasn't a fan. Anyhoo; childhood traumas aside, I imagine if would work well if tossed in olive oil, salt and chili flakes.

Making the wings tomorrow for my family. I’ve been doing frozen wings in the air fryer and applying the second half of the recipe. But today we got fresh wings, cut them up, and they are dry brining in the fridge. So pumped to see how they turn out!

9:16 for brussel sprouts, try using ghee and cinnamon (plus salt and pepper).

Just air fried my salmon tonight for the first time and it came out amazing!! I will never cook salmon any other way!

i actually started to salivate at the start when you pulled out those brussel sprouts. so tasty.

I didnt have chickpeas so made the felafel with split pea and it is DELICIOUS! Cant belie it was this easy! THANK You!

My over the range microwave doubles as a convection oven. About the size of four air fryers. It works just as well if not better than an air fryer. If I was going to buy a countertop cooking appliance it would be the Suvie Robotic because it will do more than just air fry.

I have a larger Cosori air fryer which I use every day. My favorite thing to make is toasted garlic naan bread. I also like to use naan bread to make pizza in the Cosori as it is done in about 5 minutes.

@ProHomeCooks__

Жыл бұрын

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I always collect the bacon fat whenever I make bacon wrapped jalapeño poppers or bacon wrapped pickles (I put mustard inside the bacon and call it Redneck Rouladen, if I have it ill put a pinch of homemade saurkraut on top too ;) I use it as much as I can, but especially when preheating the cast iron skillet for cornbread. The crust it creates is amazing!

I love just how USEFUL your recipes are! Internet is full of food content - your stuff is just perfect for real living. :)

@prohomecooks-

Жыл бұрын

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I love your cooking it's right up my street! I do a really crispy skin, whole roasted chicken and caramel onions in the fryer. The meat is tender and juicy. I use salted butter under the breast skin and rub herbs or spices on the outside. It's a winner every time.

@SuperAngela40

Жыл бұрын

What air fryer do you use that can fit whole chicken? How big a chicken ? How long ? Thanks !

Great stuff ! Btw, I found a nice recipe online for air-fried potato wedges. I replaced its paprika and cayenne with an equivalent amount of real African berbere. Best potato wedges ever. Also just discovered your channel. Subscribed.

Man these are all a great go to for quick snacks. Thanks so much. Have you tested the Ninja products? If so, how to you feel about them?

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Love all of your videos~! I have a picky eater at home and the first thing I tried she didn't like (chicken wings) so I tried drumsticks and now I have to make them all the time! :)

@amywalker7515

Жыл бұрын

Do chicken wings taste different from drumsticks?

@klencalade

Жыл бұрын

@@amywalker7515 I don't think so but she does, I think it could be a texture thing.

@MyChihuahua

Жыл бұрын

@@amywalker7515 Wings are white meat, drumsticks are dark meat.

For me, the number one choice is steak and potato wedges! Cooking at 450 makes the steak very similar to a grilled steak and by putting the wedges on their backs you don't need to "shake" or move them around, serve them with Ranch dressing. Super simple and delicious!