[Small-Appliance-Cooking] air fryer

Wed Jan 16 14:44:40 UTC 2019

The book with this Philips only gives the description of four portion sizes. I have no idea what the size is in quarts.

It is one basket so one cooking area.

It would seem that things cook faster but in small quantities. So pizza is not going to be very big and definitely not a practical choice for more than one or two users. I would say it is not for a family unless you want to use the air fryer for French fries 

You can’t fill the space entirely because the idea of cooking with hot air is that the air must circulate around all the food. Filling the basket too much will not cook everything the way it should cook.

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It is interesting isn't it that all of the fryers say no sausage.
you have the two quart correct?
Now is it just one basket or do you have two sides?
I am sure all will work well, we will get ours on Thursday.
Yes I am ready for stake.
Yes I did four small potatoes yesterday.
I could go back to two or one large one cut in half.
A friend did quiche in yours, a friend did in hers.
I want to try it, of course it would be a breakfast one
Small pizza you can only put in one small pizza at a time?

Original message:

> This fryer does four baked potatoes in 25 minutes. Then do the steak

> There are bigger units. This one I liked the way the dials work and for 
> me cooking for two works.

> I would say it probably depends on the food you like

> Everything I have read has breaded coating like for fish or for chicken.

> It says not do do sauceages, I wonder if a good quality can be done 
> that has little fat?

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> I don't want to get one that is so small you can't cook hardly anything.

> I want to make a meal then be done with it.

> Especially if there are 30 minutes or more.

> Just some thoughts.

> Original message:

>> I’ve seen the Phillips ones and those work well, I just use Alexa or

>> the phone to time things, too. The CooksEssentials Air Fryers have

>> buttons and those work well, too, but the ones with the digital panel

>> are a real pain because the buttons aren’t pressure sensitive like the

>> ones on most microwaves, they must be heat sensitive or something and

>> you can’t even look at the braille markins without setting them off so

>> I really try to avoid the digital ones. I had a rice cooker that had

>> the digital controls and got rid of it for the same reason.

>> Charlene

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>> I bought the Philips 9022 that has a dial and I can kind of estimate

>> where or how far to turn the temperature dial. I will report back later

>> once I get used to this air frier and see how well it works for me. But

>> as I looked at different air fryers, this one seems to be easy.

>> I am not sure yet if you have to use the timer, or if you can just set

>> the temperature and use a time device separately. I often use my Iphone

>> to set time when working in the kitchen. So my hope is the timer on the

>> Philips doesn’t have to be used. It is a separate dial that could have

>> dots put at say every 10 minutes, but I’d rather use my phone.

>> Penny

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>> I find working with a digital fryer is harder for me to do.

>> We did mark it wich is good.

>> When I went to look where I was at on the machine it wanted to keep jumping.

>> My friend was here and was helping me out.

>> We did the baked potato that turned out well.

>> If someone uses one let me know how to get around this problem.

>> Then I would keep it.

>> What is the model name that isn't digital?

>> I am hoping to get it from pennies.

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