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Air Fryer Cookbook: 1000 Day Delicious, Quick & Easy Air Fryer Recipes Anyone Can Cook (Easy Air Fryer Cookbook for Beginners and Advanced Users) PDF

139 Pages·2021·4.408 MB·English
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AIR FRYER COOKBOOK 1000 Day Delicious, Quick & Easy Air Fryer Recipes Anyone Can Cook BY WILLIAM COOK © Copyright 2021 by William Cook – All rights reserved. All rights reserved. No part of this publication or the information in it may be quoted from or reproduced in any form by means such as printing, scanning, photocopying or otherwise without prior written permission of the copyright holder. Disclaimer and Terms of Use: Effort has been made to ensure that the information in this book is accurate and complete, however, the author and the publisher do not warrant the accuracy of the information, text and graphics contained within the book due to the rapidly changing nature of science, research, known and unknown facts and internet. The Author and the publisher do not hold any responsibility for errors, omissions or contrary interpretation of the subject matter herein. This book is presented solely for motivational and informational purposes only. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction What Is an Air Fryer? How Does the Air Fryer Work? Benefits of Using an Air Fryer What to Expect From This Book Measurement Conversions AIR FRYER RECIPES BREAKFAST AIR FRYER CARROT COFFEE CAKE AIR FRYER FRENCH TOAST STICKS CHEESY BREAKFAST EGG ROLLS AIR FRYER FRENCH TOAST CUPS WITH RASPBERRIES AIR FRYER BREAKFAST CROQUETTES WITH EGG & ASPARAGUS AIR FRYER BREAKFAST SWEET POTATO SKINS AIR FRYER BREAKFAST COOKIES AIR FRYER CANDIED BACON AIR FRYER TOAD-IN-THE-HOLE AIR FRYER HAM & CHEESE BREAKFAST BUNDLES LUNCH AIR FRYER SOUTHERN-STYLE CHICKEN AIR FRYER SWEET AND SOUR PORK AIR FRYER STEAK FAJITAS AIR FRYER KETO MEATBALLS AIR FRYER TACO TWISTS AIR FRYER HAM AND EGG POCKETS AIR FRYER GENERAL TSO’S CAULIFLOWER AIR-FRYER CHICKEN TENDERS AIR-FRYER PORK CHOPS AIR FRYER NACHO HOT DOGS APPETIZERS AIR FRYER PICKLES AIR FRYER RAVIOLI BACON-WRAPPED AVOCADO WEDGES AIR FRYER GREEK BREADSTICKS AIR FRYER EGGPLANT FRIES AIR FRYER TURKEY CROQUETTES AIR FRYER BEEF WELLINGTON WONTONS AIR FRYER CRISPY SRIRACHA SPRING ROLLS AIR FRYER PORK SCHNITZEL AIR FRYER GREEN TOMATO STACKS AIR FRYER MUSHROOM ROLL-UPS DINNER AIR FRYER CRISPY CURRY DRUMSTICKS AIR FRYER CRUMB-TOPPED SOLE AIR FRYER RASPBERRY BALSAMIC SMOKED PORK CHOPS AIR FRYER LOADED PORK BURRITOS AIR FRYER HAM AND CHEESE TURNOVERS AIR FRYER SWEET AND SOUR PINEAPPLE PORK SPICY AIR FRYER CHICKEN BREASTS AIR FRYER REUBEN CALZONES AIR FRYER NASHVILLE HOT CHICKEN AIR-FRYER CRISPY CURRY DRUMSTICKS SEAFOOD AIR FRYER FISH AND FRIES AIR FRYER CRUMB-TOPPED SOLE AIR FRYER SHRIMP PO’BOYS AIR FRYER WASABI CRAB CAKES AIR FRYER SALMON WITH MAPLE-DIJON GLAZE POPCORN SHRIMP TACOS WITH CABBAGE SLAW AIR FRYER TUNA BURGERS AIR FRYER COD AIR FRYER GINGERED HONEY SALMON AIR FRYER PRETZEL-CRUSTED CATFISH SIDE DISHES AIR FRYER GARLIC-ROSEMARY BRUSSELS SPROUTS AIR FRYER POTATO CHIPS AIR-FRIED RADISHES GARLIC-HERB FRIED PATTY PAN SQUASH AIR FRYER QUINOA ARANCINI AIR FRYER ROASTED GREEN BEANS AIR FRYER HERB AND LEMON CAULIFLOWER BREADED AIR FRYER SUMMER SQUASH AIR FRYER RED POTATOES SNACKS AIR FRYER MINI NUTELLA DOUGHNUT HOLES AIR FRYER HONEY CINNAMON ROLL-UPS AIR FRYER PUFF PASTRY DANISHES AIR FRYER HERB AND CHEESE-STUFFED BURGERS AIR FRYER ACORN SQUASH SLICES AIR FRYER SCOTTISH SHORTBREAD AIR FRYER BACON CRESCENT ROLLS AIR FRYER CINNAMON ALMONDS AIR FRYER AVOCADO TACOS DESSERTS AIR FRYER CHOCOLATE CHIP OATMEAL COOKIES AIR FRYER BREAD PUDDING AIR FRYER CARIBBEAN WONTONS AIR FRYER APPLE FRITTERS AIR FRYER LEMON SLICE SUGAR COOKIES AIR FRYER PEPPERMINT LAVA CAKES AIR FRYER HONEYED PEARS IN PUFF PASTRY AIR FRYER MINI CHIMICHANGAS AIR FRYER APPLE PIE EGG ROLLS Conclusion INTRODUCTION Welcome and congrats for joining the air frying world. The counter space in most kitchens is a hot commodity for almost all homes. Probably you may have a lot of counter space in your kitchen but you will be surprised how easy it is to fill your kitchen with modern cooking appliances. Having mentioned that, an air fryer is one of the latest cooking appliances that you should create room for. Air fryers function the same are ovens which are available in almost every store near you since they can roast and even bake your favorite foods. With an air fryer in your kitchen, you can prepare super crispy foods in no time with less oil compared to deep frying. Typically, an air fryer usually heats up very fast and this makes your food cook quickly and evenly thanks to the powerful heat source and fan. Nowadays, many people are becoming cautious about their health especially when it comes to the food they consume. They are shunning away from unhealthy eating habits by mainly consuming foods with less oil content. Deep fried foods are known to contain large amounts of oil and this makes them unsafe when consumed in huge amounts. According to numerous research done by food experts, consuming foods fried with unstable oils can have a negative impact on your well-being. For instance, if you eat deep fried foods such as French fries regularly, there is a higher chance of developing diseases like heart disease, obesity, and diabetes. You can avoid the risk of developing these diseases by substituting deep fried foods with air fried ones. Air frying does not involve submerging food in oil unlike deep frying. An air fryer cooks food by circulating hot air at high speeds to produce a crispy outer layer through browning reactions. Besides, very little or no cooking oil is used when air frying. Therefore, it means that you can use an air fryer to prepare crispy and chewy foods that people love without much oil. Does air fried food taste the same as deep fried food? The answer to this is subjective. When you deep fry, the food usually absorbs the cooking oil used to cook it. This makes the food crunchy outside and while moist inside. Besides, deep frying makes the food have a rich dark color that catches the eye. When it comes to air frying, you will still get a crunch although the mouthfeel and the appearance will not be the same as deep frying. Both oil frying and air frying foods will lead to a similar color but will have different sensory qualities and textures. WHAT IS AN AIR FRYER? An air fryer is a common kitchen appliance that is similar to an oven but the main difference is that its heating elements are located at the top along with a large fan. In other words, an air fryer is a small oven that has a highly concentrated heating element and a powerful fan that circulates hot air around your favorite food such as chicken wings and veggies. Another thing you should keep in mind is that this kitchen appliance can cook food with very little or zero oil. An air fryer can be used to cook various types of food that would fry in oil such as pizza, fish, doughnuts, veggies, chicken, onion rings and much more. It’s important to know that most meats will require no added cooking oil because they are already juicy. You will just need to add salt to taste and then season with your desired spices and herbs. Another thing you should keep in mind is that, ensure you use dry seasonings. The reason for this is that less moisture will eventually result in crispier results. Nonetheless, if you are one of those cooks who loves basting your favorite meats with honey or barbecue sauce, just wait until the last few minutes of cooking. If using an air fryer to cook lean meats or other types of food with very little or zero fat, you will need to add a little amount of oil so as to brown and crisp up. For example, you can brush pork chops or chicken breasts with some oil prior to seasoning. It’s recommended that you use canola oil or vegetable oil because they have a higher smoking point. If air frying veggies such as Brussels sprouts, broccoli florets, or potato halves, you should first toss them in oil. Also, remember to drizzle a bit of salt prior to air frying. You will notice that some models available in the stores also have bake and toast settings. Such models make them more like the traditional ovens. Therefore, you can use the aforementioned settings to roast chicken wings or bake brownies. Unfortunately, most of these appliances often have limited basket size and makes it a little bit hard to cook for your entire family in a single go. HOW DOES THE AIR FRYER WORK? An air fryer usually has a heating element at the top section of the cooking chamber accompanied by a powerful fan that circulates superheated air. The heating element of the appliance is usually powered by an electric current. Once you switch on your air fryer, the heating element heats the air inside the cooking chamber to very high temperatures such as 320 F, and then the fan circulates the superheated air around your food to form a crunchy exterior. The hot air moves in a circular motion ensuring that it comes into contact with the surface of the food. The air fryer has a perforated basket that enhances the circulation of air. According to researches, it is stated that air fryers usually use superheated air that has fine oil droplets to remove moisture from food. The result of this is a product with similar attributes to deep fried foods but with lower fat content. Air frying usually initiates a chemical reaction known as the Maillard reaction that gives foods their distinctive flavor and color. Generally, an air fryer has three components: the basket base, air fryer base, and the basket. The main component of an air fryer is the air fryer base. The basket base usually holds the basket and it is located at the bottom of the appliance. The basket base is meant to hold the crumbs and oil that slip through the perforated basket. Moreover, the basket normally holds the food and it is attached to the base. The basket usually has a mesh base or round holes in almost all brands and models. Both the basket and the basket base are easy to clean and they are dishwasher safe. In addition, some air fryer brands come with other items such as a double grill layer, baking tin, and divider. Below are steps on how to use your air fryer: 1. Transfer the food you want to cook into the basket. You may want to add one to two teaspoons of cooking oil to some kinds of food to achieve crispy results. 2. Set the temperature and the time as stated in the recipe. Depending on the food you are preparing, the temperature and times range from 350 F to 400 F and five to twenty-five minutes respectively. Cooking some types of food calls for flipping when halfway through the cooking period to produce great results. BENEFITS OF USING AN AIR FRYER If you are new to air fried foods, you probably may be wondering if the food is safer than oil-fried counterparts. There has been a recent surge in the use of air fryers due to a growing demand for fried foods while still maintaining a healthy lifestyle. In some countries like the United States, potatoes are often consumed more than any other vegetable. Companies that manufacture air fryers normally advertise their products as the route to enjoy fried foods without negative side effects on human health. Air frying is considered healthier than oil-frying according to many sources because air fried foods contain lower fat content than oil-fried counterparts. Here are some of the benefits of using an air fryer in your kitchen: Using an air fryer can lower the chances of getting certain diseases Certain diseases such as heart attacks, diabetes, high blood pressure, and cancer are directly associated with the consumption of foods with high fat content. Some of the foods like chips and fries you buy in food stores or restaurants are deep-fried with cooking oils that contain transfats which are well-known to raise cholesterol levels in your bloodstream. Therefore, you can lower the risk of such diseases by substituting oil-frying with air frying. Air fryers are quicker and more efficient Most air fryers usually preheat in just a few minutes and the heat is maintained inside the unit. Since the heat is contained inside the appliance, foods are cooked much faster than on a stovetop or an oven. In addition, frozen food products are also cooked faster since the heat is intensified by circulating hot air. An air fryer is more efficient than an oven because it consumes less energy. This means that it will lower your electric bills. Air fryers are versatile If you didn’t know, you can use your appliance to reheat, air fry, grill, roast, steam, broil, bake, and even stir fry your favorite dish. Apart from nuggets and fries, feel free to prepare steamed or roasted vegetables, stir-fried meats and vegetables, steak, hot dogs, all kinds of seafood, and even desserts. In case you have a large unit, you can do a pork roast or even bake a small turkey or whole chicken. Cooking with an air fryer can help you shed some weight Continuous consumption of foods with high fat content such as those that are oil-fried have a negative impact on your health. Research has shown that a high intake of deep-fried foods increases the chances of weight gain since they contain high fat content and calories. If you are on a weight loss program, it’s recommended that you substitute oil-fried foods with air-fried foods. Air frying has shown to get rid of high calorie oils and high fat during the cooking process. They are easy to use Most units, if not all, are very easy to operate. You just need to place your food inside the cooking chamber and then set the cooking time and temperature. To achieve perfect results, you will need to shake the food at least once especially while cooking nuggets, wings and fries. Besides, some parents have taught their kids to use these units to prepare quick lunches and snacks after school.

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