3 Course Meal In An Air Fryer

[@mrbarrylewis]

It's growing on my but I may do some more videos like this to try some more things out! If you enjoyed this, you may want to try the KFC in an air fryer kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5_Cfnp8Z6uabKM Recipe method for these 3 recipes here barrylewis.net/recipe/3-course-meal-in-an-air-fryer/

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Loving your Air Fryer videos Barry!

[@bobpuppet]

You should do your next 321 meal in the air fryer.

[@MrScottev]

If you can get one Barry, I recommend the Ninja foodie max health grill/air fryer, It's expensive but it's one of the best things I've ever bought.

[@turboboy0]

if air frying is a fad, then ill be the "keeper of the fad" as i have been using them since they came out and use mine all of the time for many different dishes.

[@caz12345]

I bought one, but the veg is always burnt on the outside and raw in the middle. Please can you do broccoli etc. in it and tell me where I'm going wrong?

[@kindamagicdotcodotuk]

Not everyone has a family Barry. For single people an air fryer is a Godsend! It saves me an absolute fortune not heating up the oven every day! I can cook a complete roast meal in mine - meat, potatoes, carrots in less than an hour!

[@Lulu92Pie]

Most “sheet pan” dinners can go in the air fryer and I feel like ended up better too lol. I love fish tacos in air fryer and wings

[@riemi2689]

yes, this!

[@kindamagicdotcodotuk]

@@Lulu92Pie I’ve never had fish tacos! I don’t think they exist in the UK!

[@wicksydude]

They do however you want home made air fryer fish finger tacos are amazing.

[@jlan7844]

You could do the same thing with a toaster oven, since that's all an air fryer is. It is nothing more than a tabletop convection oven. So just get a toaster oven with a fan in it and it can do everything an air fryer can do and more, and most likely better at that.

[@danaridings6387]

I have had an air fryer that does everything for 3 years now and I haven’t used my oven but one time since then. Like a toaster oven but it will hold a 9x13 pan and has dehydration and proofing mode as well as toast, bake and rotisserie. Definitely the best thing we have ever bought!!

[@Howwitz]

I bought a airfryer and as a disabled person who struggles with grip and balance it's been a revelation for me. No longer do I need someone else to cook things for me it's given me a lot of independence in cooking my own meals and getting involved in the kitchen!

[@mom42boys]

Limes ARE 100% under rated. I always have limes in my fridge because they add a real punch to a lot of dishes. Whenever a recipe calls for lemon juice, try lime instead. You will probably love it!

[@lutfiyyatimol]

You should do a whole episode dedicated to warming up left overs in an airfryer.. Most left overs when warmed in an airfryer taste almost as good as when they were first made or just bought.. Some options are Battered Fish and Chips, Pizza, Cottage Pie (Place in a ramekin that can fit into your airfryer to warm up) These things and others warm up way way better in an airfryer rather than in a microwave..

[@petergilbert7106]

Couldn't agree more about reheating. At the chippie no matter how small a portion I order we always end up with too many chips. If you freeze them and air fry them they come out really nicely. (very different to chip shop chips, a lot more crispy but nice all the same).

[@harryhead100]

What would be the point? This is a cooking channel. He can just say 'you can reheat leftovers'. What would you fill a video with?

[@PippetWhippet]

@@harryhead100 a whole episode of meal recipes designed to reheat well; a whole episode testing the different ways of reheating different common takeaways; a whole episode of Mrs Lewis trying to guess if the food is fresh, or reheated from yesterday. How could you not know how to make a full episode from an idea?

[@AntonGully]

@@PippetWhippet Or a comparison of fresh cooked vs reheated in an oven/airfryer/microwave. Lot of ways you could do it.

[@Softsqueakyduck]

I love my air fryer!! My hubby bought mine about 3 yrs ago and I use it weekly. Mine can do anything from rice to cake and chicken thighs to a whole rack of ribs. My air fryer also is a pressure cooker, dehydrator, and an air fryer. The Foodi Ninja is one of the best things I have in my kitchen. According to the directions that came with my air fryer you should always preheat for meats.

[@jamespeters1352]

Nice one Barry, and I did spot what you did initially with the scones to keep everyone happy, one with Jam on first and the other with the Cream on first at about 12 mins into video lol

[@mrbarrylewis]

haha yep!

[@stevecrosby3379]

I've recently got an air fryer (the two drawer Ninja) and it's amazing, especially when cooking two types of food. I've been experimenting with different dishes in it and I'm really enjoying it, meat is also juicy and tender, veg comes out perfect, homemade wedges take less than half the time my oven takes and become crisper and warming up leftovers makes the dinners nearly as good as when the dinner was freshly made. And it's amazing to warm up left over pizza. I've noticed that my electric bill has drastically reduced now that I'm not using my oven much as well. For the ease of cooking, the cooking speed, quick clean up time and lower electric usage it's hard to see how they are a fad and going to die out, I personally think that they are here to stay.

[@clack1971]

I absolutely love my air fryer I do soft boiled eggs in mine 120c for ten minutes absolutely incredible love ur channel Barry I definitely think more air fryer recipes needed keep up the awesome work hi to the lovely family too 😊👍

[@jackwilliamblackwell]

More air fryer videos! The air fryer is super convenient and less of a clean up required after in my opinion. Love ya Barry!

[@CherylOstrowskiKass]

I like lime better than lemon. I make a mean lime shrimp with rice pilaf. I love watching you and cooking new stuff. Thank you for your ingenuity and cooking talent. Sending ❤ to you, Mrs. B and the young ladies. God bless you all.

[@lawrencehouse2040]

We operate a commercial kitchen (B&B). We had a similar one to yours which we loved and used everyday. Just upgraded to the 9.5l Ninja duo and it's a game changer best £250 we ever spent. It's a bit more sophisticated as has max fry, air fry, bake, roast settings etc. Love it love it love it. Gonna deffo try the onion rings in it 🙂

[@MatsJPB]

I'd love seeing you play around more with the "hot air convection oven". I'm thinking of getting one myself, and love to see people trying out what their limits are.

[@lisam2537]

Well this is exciting. I was given an air fryer didn’t think I would use it. I use it often makes great chicken. Also great for cooking for 1 or 2 Thanks for expanding some ideas. Can’t wait to try.

[@mrbarrylewis]

No probs

[@danielgill797]

Really like how you have a basic air frier, as that's all some people may be able to afford. Been a massive fan for year's, thanks very much!

[@ellengoodman1297]

I love my Cosori convection oven (my husband calls it my Easy Bake Oven) and I stopped calling it an air fryer. It is so much more than that. I have not used the big metal box in my kitchen (that takes 20 minutes to preheat and an hour at 350 to cook anything) in MONTHS! I have never cooked with convection before I got my Cosori and I LOVE IT!!! The one I purchased is large enough to cook for a family of four. Please keep doing "small convection" videos, it helps us novices immensely!!

[@RedDawnRocker]

Barry, there are numerous reasons people choose air fryers as an option. You were 100% right about the healthier cooking option and the other reasons are why this will be much more than a fad. For single people, married couples, college students who don't have many options for dorm-room cooking , people trying to save money on their electricity bill or people who can't bend much or lift much due to age or infirmary these things are amazing. When we first started using ours there were only small 2.4 quart versions on the market. These days you can get ones double to triple the size with 2 drawers or in some cases multi-tier ones with shelves inside that are a little smaller than a microwave. On average you can get some amazing food cooked in these if done right, many try to overcook the food and dry it out when it's not even necessary to. When cooking meats, rely on the temperature of the meats you're cooking and not on pre-set times you've gotten accustomed to cook at. I usually pre-spice my meat with a dry-rub and let it set in the fridge for a bit (usually an hour or two) before cooking. The contained heat is also great for getting a rise quickly out of both breads or pizza crust. Once you get used to it you may want to invest in some different size pans that will fit in there that will allow you to cook anything from soups/stews to mac and cheese, lasagna etc. I just picked up one of those cheap accessory kits for mine and it works wonders. I can't understand why it took so long to pick it up considering I've been using my air fryer daily for 5-6 years now. I'm loving your new series on the device. Keep up the good work.

[@roaqua]

Honestly love these air fryer videos. I use mine constantly.

[@Toxic_Ivy_NL]

The biggest misconception with an air fryer is that people only see it as a replacement for a deep fryer. Instead, you have got to see it as a small fan oven. And as such, you should always preheat your air fryer. You wouldn't put any food in your oven without preheating it, would you? For some recipes it wouldn't make much difference, but in most cases (especially foods with little cooking time) it will cook better with better crust and/or charring. I have been cooking in an air fryer for many years now and there isn't much I wouldn't cook, bake or fry in mine. Meats, fish, vegs, potatoes, it all works great. For some, more liquid, recipes you have to use molds, but that usually works great. Just be carefull with lighter ingredients such as the tortilla's you warmed up. The will fly up to the heating element, so weigh them down in the air fryer. Good luck with experimenting on more recipes. You will see the light one day. The air fryer is here to stay. ;-)

[@mrbarrylewis]

Yes 100% That was my first belief with it, that it was just to fry things healthy - chips basically!

[@debbeet4036]

My parents one has movable shelves, instead of the pan most have, so it is clearly a tiny convection oven. Doesn’t take as long to heat up and is way easier to clean than a big oven.

[@janp1088]

You are so right...and the daft thing is...Ive had an EzyCook for over 30 years! How does that cook...umm...heated element and blows hot air down into a glass bowl. We are actually on to our second one and thats only because the new one has a hinged lid, much better for elderly to use. So Ive been using the equivalent of an air fryer for decades, and didnt really occur to me. There are days you might as well roll over and go back to sleep haha.

[@JaegerDreadful]

I mean, you also need to preheat your deep fryer. And your pan if you cook on the hop. If you are cooking or baking anything you are preheating it either way.

[@Toxic_Ivy_NL]

@@JaegerDreadful Very true indeed.

[@janp1088]

Ive got the Ninja Foodie...love it. 2 drawers, so smaller cooking area, but for a family of 2..its perfect! You can use them separately or two different dishes at once. Even sync them together if you need both bays for the same dish. And yeah, no preheating. Quickest apple pies ever. Boil up apple on the stove, cool and shred onto frozen pastry, add whatever you want, dump into air fryer...5 minutes later, hot pies. Took me a while to jump on to the bandwagon, but the foodie sold me with the 2 drawers. Brilliant.

[@AussieDemonFurBaby]

Hi Barry, I just wanted to say my husband and I bought ourselves the Ninja Dual Zone Air Fryer that has 2 baskets and they can cook at the same time at different temperatures and much more. We cook every thing in it even steak, sausages and bacon. We haven't used our oven for over a year now and the only time we cook on the gas stove top is if we're cooking mince, eggs or pasta. We even got a free 3 tear electric steamer when we got the air fryer so our house is all electric now saving us $$$ and our landlord just put solar panels on the roof 6months ago so fingers crossed 🤞🏻 by the end of the year we will have next to no energy bill at all. Saving the planet 😊

[@mixxling]

I appreciate seeing air fryer recipes! Living in an area that gets extremely hot during summer, I'll be glad for any recipes that let me "bake" without heating up the whole house by using the oven.

[@YaaLFH]

If you want to try a fancy one, have a look at the Instant Vortex - it has two drawers and some cool features that go with it, like syncing cooking times between the drawers. And while you're at it, get the Instant Pot too!

[@mrbarrylewis]

thanks

[@jennygetyourgun]

​@@mrbarrylewis They make an Instant Pot model that is a two-in-one (air fryer and instant pot) that have tops you can swap between. My sister hasn't touched her oven since she got it lol

[@YaaLFH]

@@jennygetyourgun I have that one! It's great for 1-2 people but not large enough for a family of four.

[@janp1088]

Yeah, thats the Ninja Foodie too :) two drawers, either completely individual, synced together...or I think you can match one to start so both finish at same time.. But its brilliant for small households, and being Ninja, its not too pricey.

[@YaaLFH]

@@janp1088 Yeah matching cooking time so both drawers finish at the same time is what I meant by "syncing cooking times". I've had an Instant Pot for years, bought it soon after they started selling them here, so went with the brand I know. If I was buying a new one now, Ninja would be a strong contender. I'm not sure I like the non-removable 2 in 1 lid to be honest, but overall it's a great machine.

[@ArionRDAW]

Airfrying will be a thing at least in Asia, because actual wall ovens are quite rare unless you have a baking hobby. Freestanding ovens are a thing of course, but since they are smaller, many struggle to adapt big baking recipes for them and so skip ovens entirely.

[@spencers4121]

They're becoming popular in the states, I rarely use my oven anymore.

[@maxineb9598]

I spend a greater part of each year in Thailand and I dont think airfrying generallly is something that is highly thought of here.

[@cindynalieka]

I have had an air fryer for several years now and love it. I do way more than french fries (your chips). Maybe think of an air fryer more in line w a modern day toaster oven which is essentially a small countertop oven. U r only limited by space as far as what u can cook in the air fryer. So I had no doubts your scones (my biscuits) would work. Really enjoy your videos alot. You inspire me to get in my kitchen more.

[@LindzandLife]

I absolutely love that your only now jumping on the air fryer ship❤ I started off with a cheap one which I loved and now I have a brand named one and the difference is night and day in my opinion. I make everything in mine last time I used my oven was Christmas it's a expensive ornament theses days 😂😂 I really hope you explore more with air fryers

[@Skootavision]

I’ve had air fryers for 12 years or so. My simple one (Phillips) was great. I’m still adapting to my ninja (more settings so experimenting) but living on my own it’s a load more economical. I can do most things using the air fryer a cast iron pan and a microwave. Currently messing about with steamers! Love the air fryer stuff so please do more if I’m not in a majority of one - thanks as always Barry

[@CardsbyMaaike]

i recently got one too, love it. now as a fryer per say but I make freezer meals for one or two and reheating them in there is so much easier and quicker, especially as my microwave oven is falling apart. 12 minutes for homemade apple turn overs with frozen puff pastry...perfect..egg rolls all good

[@paulmcfarlane5481]

Another great video Barrie.its 540am and im watching you to help me relax before i get took for my triple bypass op at 8am.looking forward to next video.take care everybody from Scotland ❤

[@janp1088]

Best of luck with the Op Paul! Hopefully it gives you many more years to watch Barry :) He is fun.

[@paulmcfarlane5481]

Thank you very much❤

[@paulmcfarlane5481]

@janp1088 hi op went really well.cant wait for Barry to start using new kitchen.take care

[@janp1088]

@Paul Mcfarlane Great news Paul, thanks for the update. Can imagine its a big relief for everyone and you can get out into that lovely Scottish summer to recover fully. Enjoy.

[@lisam2537]

Seriously this has been the best video. Absolutely do more air fryer recipes:)))) making all of these.

[@mrbarrylewis]

Cheers Lisa, I enjoyed experimenting

[@ShalimarPerfume]

I just bought an air fryer for $150. Unlike yours it is a 10 quart airfryer/convection oven/rotisserie that looks like a toaster oven on steroids. I have only made a couple of things so far and I love it. Purchased a 600 recipe book and a baking set of tiny loaf pans, bundt, ring mold, pie plate, etc. I call it my new easy bake oven.

[@mrbarrylewis]

That's awesome

[@purplesnowdrop]

I've had various different brands of air fryers over the last 15+ years, replacing them as necessary. They are not a new fad at all. I am now on my own as my children have all grown and moved out, but I wouldn't be without mine in my kitchen. Apple and blackberry crumbles are absolutely amazing made in the air fryer. A whole roast chicken and roast potatoes are also brilliant when the family is coming for Sunday lunch. But mostly it's great to cook myself my lunch or evening meal in and I don't need to put my big expensive oven on just to cook a chicken breast and a few potato wedges for example. The things you can make in the simple air fryer you have Barry are amazing, have fun exploring.

[@AnotherGreenMidget]

The air fryer is also one of the best ways to reheat pizza. I usually do 5 minutes at 370F (I have no idea what that is in celcius), and it makes it nice and crispy and melty again. So much better than using a microwave for that!

[@kwinni78]

About 190c

[@forteandblues]

Oh I’m loving you investigating the air fryer! Please continue!!!

[@mrbarrylewis]

Ok!

[@PrincessPheona]

I just made these fajitas today! alltho i switched it out with pork, only red peppers and no cilantro ( the devils lettuce in my mind ) . but oh dear was it good! heck ya! Thanks Barry. Been watchng for years and finally made something! Glad i did! Will definitely make more of it.

[@TheKingOfBeans]

I think air fryers are great, I cook whole roast chickens in mine, also they make great hotdogs and are better than a microwave for reheating leftover takeaway 👍

[@mrbarrylewis]

Love to do a chicken in it, i'll prob get a bigger capacity one soon

[@robylove9190]

I have 2 air fryers. I love them both. I use them daily. I will use the oven on my stove occasionally in the winter because it helps keep the kitchen warm. I never use the oven in the summer. One of my air fryers has racks like a larger oven. It bakes, air fries and dehydrates.

[@barbaraneesam4688]

You seemed to enjoy this Barry, a must is air fryer Yorkshire puds. Equal amounts egg flour and milk. I use silicone cake cases to make mine in. Pre heat the oil as normal and about 22 mins. Huge Yorkers.

[@anniekochera]

We went with the Corosi air fryer oven. It's the size of a microwave oven and is much larger to do more things at once. The rotisserie in it is fabulous!!! If you get another one, or upgrade, i suggest an oven style with rotisserie. It's much more manageable.

[@RaspbrylZ]

I have one of these too and I use it pretty much every day

[@kellylandis3492]

I recommend a Cosori brand if they're available in the UK. For someone that cooks for 1 or 2 people, it's wonderful not to have to heat up the whole oven or make a hundred pans dirty. It's quick and the results are always awesome if you don't push it past what it's capable of. It's essentially a mini convection oven. I make parmesan crusted chicken in mine a ton. One of my favorites.

[@gavinthomas214]

I think this is an excellent video. We've been using an air fryer for years and this has given us a lot of inspiration. I would never have considered these recipes until now.

[@eastfrisian_88]

We are a two person household and we got a 3 litre capacity airfryer from ochama for EUR 20 (GBP 17) last year, a bargain! We use the airfryer minimum three times a week and it works glorious. I won't miss an airfryer again. 😊 My mother has a slightly larger version and she uses it to make pork ribs and they turn out better than in the oven 🤤

[@shirleycastle5170]

Once you use your airfryer more and more you'll find you will LOVE it and will end up using it almost daily. I'm in the middle of moving and the only thing I haven't packed is my Instant Pot and my Airfryer.

[@mrbarrylewis]

I think you are right Shirley, with the girls having different dietary requirements it may come in handy to do their food in them if we need to tweak something

[@mathboy1066]

Air fryers are incredibly versatile. This video just shows it! Love the vid Mate! ❤

[@garrydibley200970]

Since getting the airfryer we have not used the oven during the week, family of 3 . They do a banging roast chicken, worth a go Barry. They are just a mini convection oven in my mind. We have one like you are using and the double draw Ninja. Only thing the oven is used for is the Sunday dinner, well the roast potatoes and other bits. The meat is either in the Ninja or spinning on the Rotisserie over coals on the Weber. I'm doing the KFC tonight and some jackets, you have to try jacket potato, SOOOOO Crispy and fluffy. Keep up the great work, love the vids.

[@emilysmith2784]

Oh never though of doing a jacket potato in there. How long did you cook it for?

[@garrydibley200970]

@@emilysmith2784 You can speed them up in the microwave 1st, after a good stab so they don't explode. I usually just put them in and give them a light coat of oil and salt. if straight in the airfryer I do them at 160 for 40 mins. then on full blast for 20-30 mins until tender. Super crispy skin and cooked through lovely.

[@Apowers43]

As an Ex- white appliance engineer, you have to remember that the average oven will consume 2200-3000 watts while cooking. The average Air fryer uses between 750-900 watts. So using your oven to cook for 20 mins, is like using your Air fryer for an hour. Similar energy consumption. Oven if you can fill it to cook a meal, Air fryer for small items. Simple knowledge most people don't know. Great channel by the way.

[@Alcsaar0]

Air Fryer is amazing as a person living alone and cooking for just myself. Much quicker than using the oven. I probably wouldn't rank it above an instant pot if I had to choose one or the other, but its still solid in my kitchen.

[@stitchesbysue]

I have made chocolate souffle in mine! Kitchen stays cool during hot humid summer days. For those of us in the USA where convection ovens aren't as common, the air circulation of a air fryer makes cooking a very different experience

[@osogordo3]

I think it would be an awesome series.

[@mrbarrylewis]

Cheers, i'll definitely do a follow up

[@AntoniNorman]

One thing I have gotten recently is a portable induction hob. Did have to also get a 'Induction Adapter Plate' as many of my pots and pans didn't work with it but it is cheap. But yeah induction hobs are cheap now so picked one up. Blown away with it. Its better then cooking with gas. It is instant heat and my thing can get things glowing cherry red hot in like 45secs when set to maximum.

[@mrbarrylewis]

that's great!

[@AntoniNorman]

@@mrbarrylewis They are under £40 and are 2100w what is way over kill. But a Cote D'boeuf from Tesco cooked with a cast iron pan that that thing 'chef kiss'. It is amazing and a nice little treat that tastes like it came from a really expensive restaurant. Shocked with something that cheap you can hit those types of heat.

[@willowdragonheart]

My air fryer has three racks you can fit inside, OR you can get crazy and use the rotisserie attachment and make your own rotisserie chicken or kebabs. I love it. Not a fan of the bucket style air fryers. But seriously it's just a small convection oven.

[@dee2251]

I have a Combi convention oven/grill/microwave, which is brilliant and you can use all three at the same time to cut down cooking times. I also have the Ninja foodi max, which air fries, bakes, roasts, slow cooks and pressure cooks. I very rarely use my big oven nowadays and only if I’m cooking a Sunday roast or Christmas dinner for a lot of us. They’ve saved so much in energy and money .

[@RobinHarpole]

I love my Air Fryer. Try a full size one with oven, rotisserie, dehydration, toasting, roasting, baking, etc... . Mine does everything!

[@Jackie-ld2ki]

Hey Barry my favorite's to cook in mine Airfryer in the morning is 2 hash browns & Sausage links & for dinner is 2 chicken patties or fish sticks or popcorn chicken & tater tots. Some times french fries

[@trevorbailey1128]

Just bought myself a 6.7lt Gourmia GAF798 Air Fryer today at Costco for £45.00 after binge watching your videos last night. Unfortunately the temperature control didn't work on the first one so returned it and bought a second one which appears to be functioning as it should. Definitely going to try out some recipes in it.

[@andrewzach1921]

Thanks for the video Barry, the wife is thinking about getting one. We bought our daughter one for Christmas last year and she really likes it

[@anndownsouth5070]

Well done, Barry. You did the scones in both the two popular ways. That way, hopefully, you won't catch too much flack. I'm talking about putting the jam and cream on.Lol😜

[@mrbarrylewis]

Oh yep, aint got time for none of that! I'm a somerset boy, we just eat them lol

[@anndownsouth5070]

@@mrbarrylewis 😄😄😄👍👌

[@TheCindyhoashi]

You can batter fry if you batter up that onion freeze for about 10-15 minutes than fry. That tortilla if you set a small wire rack on top of it it will not fly up into the heating element.

[@mrbarrylewis]

Cheers yeah i've added a note to the recipe write-up about adding a ramekin on top or something, was a sort of magic trick when it happened lol

[@UrbanHomesteadMomma]

Omg for a small family the air fryer is amazing! I use it probably every 2nd day… between the air fryer and toaster over I only use my big oven for storage 🤷‍♀️

[@Mushnp]

We call scones scones in the USA, also we pronounce it the same way you do. Also you're correct, it's essentially a mini convection oven, so it's just a bit more convenient than using a full sized oven for things.

[@jenniferparry8709]

I have got one of those air fryers. Just me and didn't want to pay a fortune in case I didn't like it but I do, I love it. Use most days and can do 2 things at the same time

[@smarttechaddict]

I got a Halo airfryer back in 2014. Its perfect for one person rather that turn an oven on for just a few nuggets or onion rings. Microwave a jacket spud then crisp it up. It saves a fortune compared to oven cooked spud. It came in very handy when a relative was put on oxygen at home and the gas oven wasn't that safe anymore.

[@TanifsThoughts]

I would definitely like it, if you did more air fryer videos. These three recipes were very inspiring.

[@richardneale246]

I agree with Ian Ellery's comment. I now live on my own and have just bought a Dual Air Fryer. It's also saving a fortune compared with heating up the oven. I bought my "Tower" from B&M. £50 less than the R.R.P. !!!!!!! More air fryer Vlogs please Barry.

[@evenkringsj]

Barry! I havent gotten a airfryer yet but will soon. The reason for that is the fact that i only cook for myself or my girlfriend, i dont need a whole oven (heating it all up, more electricty used etc) to baisically save not just time, but money aswell. I think thats why most people want it, aswell as the "less" oil being needed i guess.

[@imjustsaying7300]

I just found what I’m having for dinner- that fajita looks delicious!

[@mrbarrylewis]

The chicken was super tender!

[@GamingFoodie]

Air fryers are taking over it's crazy!!!! There are air fryer/toaster combos. And this morning I saw an air fryer and BBQ combo!

[@PennyHays44]

We have the Ninja Food I air fryer with a grill function. Hamburgers are great. Steak is amazing. Don't go out for expensive dinners anymore. Want to try ribs soon.

[@bentley684]

Barry I'm an ex chef and although I did buy a much more expensive airfryer I hardly use my oven anymore. I did a test though and to preheat my oven and cook 6 sausages it cost 78p in the oven. Airfryer- 11p. You couldn't tell which was which. All the best fella. Oh mine is the instant vortex.

[@kaseysnell9589]

This is perfect I was just about to look into airfryer recipes! ♥️

[@mrbarrylewis]

Nice one thanks

[@JillyBean70]

much love from Western Australia ♥♥

[@samdale2012]

We love our Ninja! We use it everyday and only use our oven on a Sunday for Sunday dinner!

[@lauramaldonado5591]

Yes please do more air fryer recipes I use mine all the time

[@ashrobichaud5566]

Thank you Barry I needed to see your positivity today

[@Batsnang]

I've had an air fryer in my house (in my mom's before moving out, and in my first apartment with my now husband) for about 7 or 8 years... Definitely not a fad for us! Next to no preheating time, doesn't heat up the whole house, energy efficient, and makes things extra crispy. For how cheap they are these days, definitely worth the counter space IMO. Loved watching this, never made onion rings from scratch before 😊

[@spencers4121]

I'm only a year or two new to them, but hands down would be the first and last kitchen top device if I had to pick one.

[@ms.c.parker8137]

I love my air fryer. It is a basic one like yours and I find it is brilliant for cooking bacon, toasted cheese sandwiches and sausages. You can also buy an air fryer accessory kit which usually contains a basket, rack and other bits and pieces. I found an air fryer brownie recipe on you tube and it is awesome. I would like to see you do more air fryer recipes please and I will definitely try the 3 course meal you made in it.

[@n.running6536]

As someone in military accommodation (similar to uni halls accommodation) an air fryer is a MUST

[@frans3474]

There are heaps of accessories for airfryers, such as paper liners, silicone dishes, baking tins, racks. You just have to make sure you buy the correct size accessories for your machine. If you had a rack, you could have cooked two lots of onion rings at once. Airfryer boiled eggs: place eggs in the machine pan, set temp at 113-115and timer for 13-15min. Then immediately plunge eggs in ice water. Perfect every time and no mess to clean!

[@marlanscott2508]

Love my 10 quart airfryer oven. It saves me a lot of cooking time . And food tastes so much better cooked in an airfryer.

[@GoodKingMort]

Hi Barry, I’d wholeheartedly recommend looking at the Tower Vortx Vizion 9L Dual Basket. It has two baskets to cook two different things at the same time, and also has windows so you can check on the food. There’s also a single basket version which would be even better for things like bread or cakes.

[@Newokie59]

My son just air fried a batch of his tuna cakes. They were just as good as the fried in oil version. I don't think air fryers will replace oil frying, but they are a nice alternative.

[@Jackalil]

More Air fryer meals plz, love all vids of you and Family.

[@claireschannel21287]

Your a man after my own heart I absolutely love plain scones to

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Your Thumpnsils always make my tummy rumble barry! Excellent work!

[@ARTSIEBECCA]

I love my air fryer. I have a convection air fryer dehydrator and toaster all-in-one. I haven't used my oven in three years.

[@sammiemoore]

Got the gourmia air fryer oven for Christmas and love it. Only one complaint is the door, everything drips/falls onto it and it's hard to clean. I use it for family meals all the time. Yesterday I made salmon filets from frozen, with asparagus. Tonight I made breaded fish filets and tater rounds. I've made pies, bacon, fries, biscuits, and cookies in it but my favorite meal item so far is ham and cheese sliders. It really is a mini oven and cuts cooking time in half. I do have a regular bucket style air fryer and I find it works better for things like fries, cakes and ribs.

[@chelled.4622]

Mrs B is a lady of the people ... we want fajitas!!

[@waffleson45]

Been using a ninja air fryer since 2016 its fantastic quality! When i got it was the perfect mix as i called it of the "oven and microwave" and used it near constantly ever since.

[@Munstergal82]

Got an air fryer this time last year think we have used our oven twice since love the air fryer

[@michelleburt4198]

I had bariatric surgery last year and also it's just me and my partner, I have a 3l one and it's the perfect size for us and I use it almost every day, one chicken tender for lunch most days! So much faster than my oven, I can have it cooked and ready to eat before my oven has even finished warming up 😂

[@MaxStax1]

Try Cheyenne pepper instead of paprika, or maybe both, just a small amount, a teaspoon maybe, not enough to make it hot, and it gives it a taste that makes it SO much better. You can't put your finger on why it tastes better but it just takes it the next level, it really does. Onion rings with Panko bread crumbs, i can confirm are Awesome. I just fry then in oil, as i haven't bought an air fryer like Barry yet. I Love Barry's videos!!

[@MaxStax1]

I can't be the only one who gets a bit sad seeing Boston thinking how he lost his best bud Amy. 😪

[@billybollockhead5628]

We use the Air fryer mainly for quick steaks.. Just stick them in and forget about them.. Med-rare pretty much every time. Also great for sausages and reheating pizza.

[@barbaravoneitzen7367]

Everything looks so good. Right on Barry

[@alexdavis5766]

Ooo we are doing a scone off on Sunday for our coronation street party. No one will expect them made in an air fryer!

[@mrbarrylewis]

Amazing! Take some lemon curd in some and also maybe do some with some cocoa powder and a little nutella splodge :)

[@alexdavis5766]

@@mrbarrylewis ooo chocolate scones sound yummy! Mum is making elderflower ones with homemade elderflower jam picked from her garden

[@petergilbert7106]

Had to laugh when you took a bite out of that first scone, I noticed Cream then Jam... Bravo! I thought Go Team Devon. Then I looked at the other one on the plate and it was Jam then cream. I admire your scientific method and your inclusivity. (although Cream then Jam is obviously the best and everyone else is wrong).

[@AntoniNorman]

I have found it is great for pies. Those cheap frozen pies, takes less time to cook and they puff up nicely. Apart from that haven't found a whole lot of use for it as it doesn't do things as well as a fryer and in many cases even a oven. But for frozen party food & platters it is awesome at cooking that type of stuff. I don't regret getting it just don't expect it to be able to do everything.

[@mrbarrylewis]

I would say the fajita thing was amazing

[@AntoniNorman]

@@mrbarrylewis but as good as if it was cooked in a cast iron pan with stupidly high heat? Because I can do that now with the Induction Hob.

[@lucywilkinson6045]

Absolutely adore my air fryer, we have a big one with 3 shelves instead of the drawer like yours has, ours also has the spit for doing meat, best thing ive ever had, love doing a whole chicken in it, can get around a 1.5kg chicken in it so decent size, we havent turned the oven on in months we just use the air fryer or hob now lol. Cheese scones would have been nice in there lol i might have to try it now lol.

[@johncrwarner]

I view it is a small fan assisted oven We are only two and to be honest it is a god send.

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

This videos are amazing mate! Please do more of them! Specially staring Boston!

[@mrbarrylewis]

Unfortunately I have tried and he can't use an air fryer lol

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

@@mrbarrylewis 🤣🤣🤣 Never change mate! Love You!

[@Bezroth]

I am a big fan of the Air Fryer and use all the time. The "Air Fryer" name is probably misleasding, it is a high power, small volume convection oven, which is how it can food so quick. If you are looking to test different model I use the COSORI brand. By the way sausages in the AIr Fryer are fantastic 180c 15min.