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Old 12-12-2023, 19:40   #10
Saul's Grandad
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Re: Air fryer recipies

There are some handy oven to air fryer conversion charts around that help when you'd rather not guess times or temperatures (and only have conventional oven instructions on your packaging). I have saved one to my phone for use in our kitchen - I think it was originally a tea towel or a place mat or something along those lines.

I found plenty of web sites with conversion charts as well like this one - https://lianaskitchen.co.uk/oven-to-...er-conversion/ - which seems fairly straightforward and much the same as the one I use. There seem to be a few around if you don't get on with that site.

I also found it helpful to get silicon liners for the drawers on ours - saves on washing up.

If you're after specific Christmas dinner tips there was quite a good documentary by Alexis Conrad the other day on Channel 5 - https://www.channel5.com/show/air-fr...tmas-made-easy

PS - I find it better to err on the low side for cooking times and temperatures. You can always put your food in for a few more minutes if not fully cooked but you can't un-burn it if you over-cook it.

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