Air fryer/Slow Cooker vs Oven

Blue Maverick said:
my daughter lives off chips, nuggets, sausages, fish fingers etc, so how could you cook those if you don’t have two seperate baskets?
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It's all about the products cooking timings.
Say for example nuggets take 15 mins and chips take 10 minutes to cook (fictional times)

Pop the nuggets in the air fryer drawer, set fryer for 15 mins total, after 5 mins pause the cooking and add the chips, cook both for a further 10mins, all done.

I still use a halogen oven, with a bigger capacity, and a glass bowl for visibility and thats how I cook multi-items.
 
Time for my air fryer breakfast.

Sausage, bacon, tomato, mushrooms, boiled egg and toast. All done in the air fryer. Can't beat it.
 
Boo or Boo-urns said:
It's all about the products cooking timings.
Say for example nuggets take 15 mins and chips take 10 minutes to cook (fictional times)

Pop the nuggets in the air fryer drawer, set fryer for 15 mins total, after 5 mins pause the cooking and add the chips, cook both for a further 10mins, all done.

I still use a halogen oven, with a bigger capacity, and a glass bowl for visibility and thats how I cook multi-items.
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but what about stuff you maybe dont want to mix together, it seems the large ones you can cook one type of thing at a time, say a roast chicken, then youve got to put veg in after?
 
Blue Maverick said:
but what about stuff you maybe dont want to mix together, it seems the large ones you can cook one type of thing at a time, say a roast chicken, then youve got to put veg in after?
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In my Ninja multi cooker I put the chicken in the air fryer basket and veg in the space below in the bowl.
 
Preparing a sausauge casserole for tonight tea and we did not have a scooby-doo how to Air Cook It. Only bought the sausage mix as you have to buy 4 packets of Colemans to get them for 50p each, otherwise they flog you dead for 89p .. all we wanted was a chilly concarne and a shep pie mix.

The Ninja 9 came without instructions so managed to find the docs online (if it ain't online it ain't there).


However the manual doesn't give you ideas of dish timings so after trawling the web we found this site.

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Ninja Foodi Recipes

In my review of the Ninja Foodi, I discussed how incredibly versatile this wonderful appliance was! I've made so many Ninja Foodi recipes now that I realised I needed to create a place to collate
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Ninja Foodi Sausage Casserole (In A Pressure Cooker!)

Sausage casserole is a hearty dish that has become a family favourite for us. It is easy to put together and cook in the Ninja Foodi, perfect for a quick mid-week dinner! How To Make
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Chers @Mancitydoogle i have grabbed it going of the comments from most in here. I thought they were a gimmis at first but to many of you in here speak to well of them for it to be that.

I'll be sous vide'ing some stuff with it @somapop so i shall report back, it should be ok really unless i wanted to cook a lot. The bowl for that is 5.6 litres i think.
 
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