How do you do your Sweet Potato Fries in the Airfryer?!

[@dorinda8097]

Glad you done something with sweet potato Kerry.

[@budgetcookinguk]

They were very tasty Dorinda 👋😀💕

[@queeniemyles4028]

Mine have never worked even in the oven, but seen in the comments about corn flour, so I am going to try that 😊 I really appreciate that you only show first take cooking, so we can learn from your mistakes as well as enjoy your successes thank you, others don’t show or turn off camera then turn back once corrected 😊

[@budgetcookinguk]

@queeniemyles4028 thank you Queenie, sometimes I feel a bit of a plum putting out the mistakes, but its the reality of trying something new. I'd rather that than be super polished - or too perfect (never!☺️)

[@sarahvernon1587]

I always use beef dripping for roast potatoes it’s so flavourful. It’s becoming more popular again my mum always used it way back in the 60s and 70s used to buy in our local butchers.

[@trowbridgeist]

Hi There Dear Kerry, ❤ keep the sweet potato peel and wash and salt and oil make delicious crisps ❤enjoy 🎉

[@budgetcookinguk]

Fabulous idea thank you👋😀💕💕💕

[@harrygood4783]

You can do the same with the potato peelings aswell!

[@harrygood4783]

Hi Kerry, I coat mine in corn flour, sweet potatoes seem to release a bit more moister when roasting, they are like parsnips and I warm the air thingy for 5 minute before hand, throw in a couple of garlic cloves (squashed) with spray oil, I dont think heavy oils work very well in air thingys you cant get the oil hot enough and keep it hot through short cooking time.

[@dilsie3268]

I’ve tried them too Kerry, though I did wedges but they always seem to be squishy, might try the cornflour tip, another great video ❤

[@Lorrainealfibobs]

Hi Kerry It’s good you try something different. Variety is the spice of life. X

[@karentoynton8948]

Hi Kerry we had sweet potatoes for tea today , I added paprika and garlic granules to them , and some red wine vinegar loverly I just do mine with olive oil spray light, and did them in air fry.. of course , you need to do whatever you like . But worth a try to compare , also added mixed herbs I had dried myself they do not crisp .like normal potatoes Kerry I cooked mine for 25 mins at 200.

[@gillyb44]

dont forget the sea salt, i spray mine with oil

[@alysoncaddick6344]

I make sweet potato fries by coating them in some oil (cold pressed rapeseed is best!), then I sprinkle them with some polenta and smoked paprika. Sometimes, if I fancy them a little spicier, I add a little hot paprika as well. Yummy alongside a good burger!

[@budgetcookinguk]

Ooo delish Alyson😋😋what temp do you cook them at? X

[@alysoncaddick6344]

@budgetcookinguk I start them off at 170ish (don't ask me how long for, I rarely time anything!) then, when cooked through, I raise the temperature to 190 until crispy. Yes, sweet potato can take quite a time to soften up!

[@budgetcookinguk]

@alysoncaddick6344 fabulous thank you Alyson 😀💕

[@carolmckeever1037]

I would avoid seed oils as they are sprayed with pesticides which are toxic. Olive or avocado oil is better

[@alysoncaddick6344]

@@carolmckeever1037 cold pressed rapeseed has a higher smoking point and bought from a reputable farm!

[@oceansailor2744]

Me I only like them when they’re crispy. I saw some people tossing them in corn flour before putting them in the air fryer. I haven’t tried it yet.

[@budgetcookinguk]

The crispy bits were extra tasty but I'd love to figure out how to get even crispiness (is that spelt correctly?!😄) need to try cornflour next time👍👍

[@misolgit69]

or possibly semolina ? I know some TV chefs promote dusting your spuds with it to get crispy outers when roasted

[@jennifermharvey9882]

I cut mine a it more chunky .i will try thinner next time. ?

[@budgetcookinguk]

@@jennifermharvey9882 I'll try chunky Jennifer 😄👍💕

[@billmumbo2697]

Kerry try a splash of Balsamic vinegar and chilli flakes or paprika/cayenne pepper yum!😂

[@NinaforRoxy]

I have only had sweet potato fries from the supermarket (Yes, lazy I know!) They are coated with something but even then they don't go very crisp.

[@budgetcookinguk]

It seems like cornflour or similar 🤔👍is worth a try

[@katperson7332]

@@budgetcookinguksome of the commercial ones use rice flour to coat the fries, or maize flour.

[@misolgit69]

Hi Kerry looked up some on-line recipes mostly American of course how high can your Cosori go ? of course these recipes are oven cooked they say 425 F minimum which is 212 C, or 450 F which is 232 C some even say up to 500 F for 20 - 25 mins turning half way see ehat you think

[@budgetcookinguk]

Thank you Bill this is very helpful - ninja can go up to 240c, I think cosori is 210 but I need to check that😀👍💕

[@michaelbratton3319]

Maybe cut them slightly thicker,and dust with rice/corn flour?

[@budgetcookinguk]

Will try that next time thank you Michael. Tasted delicious! Especially the crispy bits lol

[@pikricky]

I make these for Carol but I'm not a fan of sweet potatoes,because she attends a slimming club I just spray them with a 1cal spray and cook at 200 for 20 minutes,another enjoyable video Kerry,did you get my email about the Caramel Apple Betty I mentioned on the live giveaway the other week there Xx

[@budgetcookinguk]

Omg Ricky I did then I was sidetracked and completely forgot!🙈💕 just watched it - 🤤🤤🤤 great channel as well. Definitely one to add to the to do list! Thanks so much Ricky!👋😀💕

[@patriciasears-cm6zz]

I did this the other day and made the same mistake. Tooooo much fat. It needs very little in the air fryer

[@budgetcookinguk]

@@patriciasears-cm6zz I will def use less next time🙈I'm glad I'm not alone in that error lol. Thank you Patricia 🥰

[@schizoozy]

Too much oil/fat makes them soggy. Lightly spray them with Avocado oil spray or only toss them with 1 teaspoon of fat. Use the crisper plate. 400F for 20 minutes in a single layer. Toss after 10 minutes. that is how I do mine.

[@budgetcookinguk]

Will try that next time thank you👋😀💕

[@carolinereynolds2032]

Is that the secret to getting attention from your partner, start making chips?😂

[@budgetcookinguk]

do you mean Jim? He's my son😄👍💕

[@carolinereynolds2032]

@budgetcookinguk Well any cooking will draw in the kids.🎄

[@budgetcookinguk]

@carolinereynolds2032 jim is a keen cook, has nailed halloumi fries😀👍

[@stevo8412]

Shouldnt use airfryers, full of non stick chemicals and radiate your food

[@PamelaKirkbride-qv6ld]

I heard yesterday about black plastics having Bromide in and very toxic. Should never be used in anything that touches food.