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rotuts

rotuts

m late to the air fryer.  over here :

 

https://forums.egullet.org/topic/166211-char-siu-using-your-air-fryer/#comment-2416007

 

I mention why I got one , and the model I chose .  I was in no hurry

 

as my CSO did most of the things  I was interested in , and my counter tops were clogged w junk  stuff .

 

that log jam has been cleared , so on w the AF , initially for CharASui.

 

I tried TJ's fish sticks , which I easily have been baking in the CSO.

 

my model has a preheat , a beep 2/3'd or so through the cycle for a turn over reminder 

 

Im sure most AF's have the same thing.  but I decided to ignore both .  pulling out a hot drawer 

 

twice is something I decided to avoid.   I like the idea of putting the stuff in the AF , picking a temp and time 

 

and it beeps when done,  Id adjust the time and temp as I go along , by keeping track in a new

 

IMG_3368.thumb.jpg.bd583cbb308ca7132cdeaba03e9ce72f.jpg

 

red notebook !  I(ll continue to turn the Char Sui .  but hopefully that's the only item

 

so TJ's fish sticks :

 

IMG_3348.thumb.jpg.6d3dc3c18f52013ce59a0dfe4a93d042.jpg

 

note the perforated parchment paper Im trying out .  1/2 sheet  to see the difference with and without.

 

frozen FS ready to go .  temp 400 F  15 minutes , from start  , ignored preheat and flip

 

IMG_3354.thumb.jpg.19e574f94a039f94dc216169dcbd4088.jpg

 

10 minutes

 

let it go for the full 15 :

 

IMG_3357.thumb.jpg.a55bc0b8b510e1df3b5c92885b1897f6.jpg

 

these were very crunchy , moist , and terrific !  no turning

 

of note , the FS only stuck to the parchment paper !  clean up was easy  let the try cool completely, then

 

by hand  hot water w a few drops of dish soap.

 

much quicker than the CSO , and 15 min was very very crispy , yet still moist.

 

seasoned AF'ers already know this.

 

vey pleased I have this , and the counter space 

 

as its very easy to use.

 

BTW  the second down on the L FS was the best .

 

 

 

 

rotuts

rotuts

 

 

Im are to the air fryer.  over here :

 

https://forums.egullet.org/topic/166211-char-siu-using-your-air-fryer/#comment-2416007

 

 

I mention why I got one , and the model I chose .  I was in no hurry

 

as my CSO did most of the things  I was interested in , and my counter tops were clogged w junk  stuff .

 

that log jam has been cleared , so on w the AF , initially for CharASui.

 

I tried TJ's fish sticks , which I easily have been baking in the CSO.

 

my model has a preheat , a beep 2/3'd or so through the cycle for a turn over reminder 

 

Im sure most AF's have the same thing.  but I decided to ignore both .  pulling out a hot drawer 

 

twice is something I decided to avoid.   I like the idea of putting the stuff in the AF , picking a temp and time 

 

and it beeps when done,  Id adjust the time and temp as I go along , by keeping track in a new

 

IMG_3368.thumb.jpg.bd583cbb308ca7132cdeaba03e9ce72f.jpg

 

red notebook !  I(ll continue to turn the Char Sui .  but hopefully that's the only item

 

so TJ's fish sticks :

 

IMG_3348.thumb.jpg.6d3dc3c18f52013ce59a0dfe4a93d042.jpg

 

note the perforated parchment paper Im trying out .  1/2 sheet  to see the difference with and without.

 

frozen FS ready to go .  temp 400 F  15 minutes , from start  , ignored preheat and flip

 

IMG_3354.thumb.jpg.19e574f94a039f94dc216169dcbd4088.jpg

 

10 minutes

 

let it go for the full 15 :

 

IMG_3357.thumb.jpg.a55bc0b8b510e1df3b5c92885b1897f6.jpg

 

these were very crunchy , moist , and terrific !  no turning

 

of note , the FS only stuck to the parchment paper !  clean up was easy  let the try cool completely, then

 

by hand  hot water w a few drops of dish soap.

 

much quicker than the CSO , and 15 min was very very crispy , yet still moist.

 

seasoned AF'ers already know this.

 

vey pleased I have this , and the counter space 

 

as its very easy to use.

 

BTW  the second down on the L FS was the best .

 

 

 

 

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