School me on air fryers

[Fanatical Meat]

I don't drink, so I've never had a hangover...it doesn't make you forget anything does it?

From what I have heard, it's like a migraine. I used to get severe migraines often.

dude go to Vegas, trust me

 

[WelshBloke]

I don't drink, so I've never had a hangover...it doesn't make you forget anything does it?

From what I have heard, it's like a migraine. I used to get severe migraines often.

It's a bit like having a bad case of flu whilst being on a rollercoaster after eating a dodgy kebab.

 

[Kaido]

Wait, you paid $600 for somebody to put a tray of water in the bottom of your oven?

I thought everybody already knew this as well, water bath is obvious and used frequently.

More or less

 

[WelshBloke]

You need to clean that oven young man!

 

[Kaido]

I've been doing a ton of air-fried nuts lately:

1. Roasted
2. Spiced
3. Sweet

Made this one last week, came out great:

Easy Air Fryer Candied Pecans Recipe

Air fryer candied pecans are incredibly easy to make and the perfect crunch for salad, yogurt, ice cream and oatmeal bowls. These quick candied pecans are

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[Red Squirrel]

Interesting, I never would have thought of trying that.

 

[Kaido]

Interesting, I never would have thought of trying that.

Here's a guide to toasting:

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The sweet ones with egg whites come out like the candied nuts you get at the fair. They usually take at least an hour in a regular oven, but they only take 10 minutes in the airfryer!

Air Fryer Candied Pecans

Sweet, crunchy candied pecans have never been easier. These delicious nuts are ready in less than 10 minutes using the air fryer.

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You can also make savory seasoned nuts with everything from Old Bay to chili powder:

Air Fryer Spiced Roasted Nuts

These spiced nuts are super easy to make and comes together in no time in your air fryer. Perfect for gifting, as an easy snack and served with cheese on charcuterie boards.

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Pretty much, you just toss the nuts with a liquid (oil, syrup, water, egg white, etc.) & your seasoning of choice, then drop into your airfryer. I use parchment paper or aluminum foil to wrap the button of the plate so the nuts don't fall through, which also makes it easier to clean. Basic procedure is:

1. Dump the nuts in a flat row into the airfryer basket
2. Bake at 330F for 5 minutes (no preheat required)
3. Use a spoon or whatever to stir them around & flip them, then let them cook for another 5 minutes

Then just spread out on a sheet pan, cutting board, or pre-cut sheet of parchment to cool down. I like using parchment because then I don't have to clean anything up & the candied ones don't stick to the paper after cooling down & solidifying. A 200-pack is $20 on Amazon:

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