Who uses an air fryer

[shafer22]

Steak bites, chicken thighs and wings.

[Transom]

I use mine several times a week. I even use it for precooking vegtables for making stir fry.

[janky]

mine is heating up right now.

[ProVle]

I just read there is a recall of over 300,000 Power XL air fryer's. I thought of this thread and this is just for the info.

[Hammmerhead]

Chicken breast. Beat an egg and coat them in them in it. 30% corn starch 70% flour in a gallon baggie. Put Onion, Garlic powder, Paprika and whatever else you want in there. Do a shake and put them in the basket and toast them up. The sauce is Honey, butter and a good light colored pepper sauce with some kick. Go with the most heat you can handle. Potatoes, green beans and maybe cast iron cornbread and you're done.

[PSM207]

Chicken breast. Beat an egg and coat them in them in it. 30% corn starch 70% flour in a gallon baggie. Put Onion, Garlic powder, Paprika and whatever else you want in there. Do a shake and put them in the basket and toast them up. The sauce is Honey, butter and a good light colored pepper sauce with some kick. Go with the most heat you can handle. Potatoes, green beans and maybe cast iron cornbread and you're done.

I'm salivating.

[juice780]

I sprinkle the wings with cornstarch. Makes them more crispy.

[JR19]

I've read several comment about cooking salmon steak in the air fryer. I've done it several times but I use the toaster oven setting. For those doing it in the air fryer mode do you use the basket with a drip tray...what's your air fryer method.

[BassnPhoenix920]

We air fry most foods we used to fry except fish I haven't tried this yet but I plan to in the near future.

[billnorman1]

I've read several comment about cooking salmon steak in the air fryer. I've done it several times but I use the toaster oven setting. For those doing it in the air fryer mode do you use the basket with a drip tray...what's your air fryer method.

I marinate my salmon first. I don't want a big smelly mess, I make an aluminum foil bed with the edges turned up so there's no drips. Works pretty good.

[Okie74133]

I've read several comment about cooking salmon steak in the air fryer. I've done it several times but I use the toaster oven setting. For those doing it in the air fryer mode do you use the basket with a drip tray...what's your air fryer method.

I also line the bottom with foil. I lay a frozen salmon portion on the foil, source spritz with olive or avacado oil, 400 degrees for 18-20 minutes.

[pabasshawk]

I have a Ninja air fryer that I got for Christmas last year that's never been out of the box. Just couldn't imagine air fried food having any flavor or good texture. Maybe I should give it a try.

[Transom]

Steaks actually turn out pretty good in them too. You can get a nice carmelized crust pretty easy.

[cg2fish]

I used mine yesterday for the first time. I bought some extra large shrimp and cooked them. They came out great without the mess. I did wings today and they also came out great. Better than any I can buy around here. I caught a reddish today so I’m gonna fry it tomorrow in the air fryer.

[BassinPaPaw]

I've read several comment about cooking salmon steak in the air fryer. I've done it several times but I use the toaster oven setting. For those doing it in the air fryer mode do you use the basket with a drip tray...what's your air fryer method.

I lay mine on foil, as to make no mess. Lay salmon ( skin side down) in there with a few pats of butter and seasoning you like. 10 minutes at 400 degrees. Perfecto. Can’t get any easier.

[sflam123]

We’ve had an air fryer for two years. We LOVE ours and we use it multiple times per week. My wife is not a fan of chicken wings, so no help there, but we love it for fried fish.

[JR19]

I also line the bottom with foil. I lay a frozen salmon portion on the foil, source spritz with olive or avacado oil, 400 degrees for 18-20 minutes.

I marinate my salmon first. I don't want a big smelly mess, I make an aluminum foil bed with the edges turned up so there's no drips. Works pretty good.

I lay mine on foil, as to make no mess. Lay salmon ( skin side down) in there with a few pats of butter and seasoning you like. 10 minutes at 400 degrees. Perfecto. Can’t get any easier.

It sounds like people are doing it a lot like I did but I was using the oven feature not the air fryer feature...I would pat dry the salmon steak, cover lightly all sides with olive oil. Lay the it on aluminum foil in a baking tray skin side down. Lightly season with lemon pepper and garlic powder. I would bake at 400 and around 18 or so minutes when I saw the white protein release from the meat I would turn it on broil and give it a light char. I plan on doing it similar with the air fry mode. I think I'll put the salmon steak in the basket skin side down and use a drip tray with foil to catch the drippings. I'll just monitor the meat and pull when its done. Thanks for sharing your ideas.

[itsahog]

What’s the Best air fryer you have had?

[rednecktech]

Steaks actually turn out pretty good in them too. You can get a nice carmelized crust pretty easy.

I....just......can't. Steaks belong on a grill.

[Okie74133]

It sounds like people are doing it a lot like I did but I was using the oven feature not the air fryer feature...I would pat dry the salmon steak, cover lightly all sides with olive oil. Lay the it on aluminum foil in a baking tray skin side down. Lightly season with lemon pepper and garlic powder. I would bake at 400 and around 18 or so minutes when I saw the white protein release from the meat I would turn it on broil and give it a light char. I plan on doing it similar with the air fry mode. I think I'll put the salmon steak in the basket skin side down and use a drip tray with foil to catch the drippings. I'll just monitor the meat and pull when its done. Thanks for sharing your ideas.

The salmon I cook is skinless (frozen portions from Sams). The reason I like the air fryer over baking is because with baking you get that oozing fat on top. The air fryer browns the top to a crisp and no ooze.