MM, come on its suppose to be appetizing.
MM, come on its suppose to be appetizing.
^lol.. Frankly getting sick of eating 2 cups of veggies for both lunch and dinner. I miss me carbs.
Green owed...
...so used to using SR in the UK that when in Germany and Thailand I have never managed to get the same rise as before.
Always thought I was adding too little baking powder and never thought about salt. Used salt in bread and all is fine, but never thought about it in cake mixture.
A pinch of salt worked wonders for me as well. Thanks!
I rarely cook Duck at home but felt like some pancake rolls, already had tortillas/cucumber/spring onion/Hoisin sauce in the fridge so it was just a matter of cooking a couple of breasts and assembling.
Much more finesse and a smaller portions used in restaurants of course, but this still worked out ok for a first attempt.
Still hungry
After 2 goes of failing to melt the chocolate properly we finally got it right.
Only for her to decide she doesn't like rice Krispies...
^ more for pops
Always preferred chocolate cornflakes myself
Gouda and HP paninis
Think I've got a worm
A chilled Chablis would have improved this.
^ Very nice!
^^ Looks pretty good as it is!
^^^ Two lunches today? That should do the trick!
Some meals get better with age... but sadly not my 'lasagne'. Only one more meal left from it now.
The pasta sheets are like crispy leather... Gawd knows what they'd have been like if I hadn't parboiled 'em.
^ Get off the food threads with your puke emojis and eat you fat ape.
Any poppers left?
Popped up the shop to get some potatoes, cheese, butter and extra virgin olive oil.
Some olive oil on the outside of the potato, AirFryer for 30 minutes, then turn it over and pop the chicken in for the last ten minutes with a bit of pepper/mixed spices.
Onto the plate, plenty of butter and topped with some cheese:
The jacket potato was fantastic, perfect, tasty thick and crunchy outside with fluffy potato and the utterly buttery style butter tasted, well, buttery and very nice, the cheese worked too. Chicken, very good. The best jacket potato I've had in a very long time...
This AirFryer is f'kin good.
Tonight, for dinner, I will be making eggsackery the same. In fact, I might pop another potato in the AirFryer this very second...
Cycling should be banned!!!
^ Nice...What temperature is your air fryer on for the jacket spud?
I put two frozen crumpets in the airfryer last night. Had a lovely crunch to them but tasted of sausages. Probably time for a clean.
^ you dirty git... I'd like a bit of crumpet.
Mine only goes 200, not sure if that's f, c or any other form of measurement, but I had it on max, and from what I've seen of Youtube vids the Airfryer needs to be on max temp for 35-40 minutes to get the potato cooked in the middle.
Go On, Dilly, do it - you won't regret it; a perfect jacket potato is a wonderful thing.
^ Mine only goes to 200.Just been reading about it...The reviews on here say its the best way to cook a baked spud and to do it for 40 mins. Will try one later, probably with tuna and mayo
Air Fryer Baked Potatoes - A Pinch of Healthy
I know what Im gonna do.
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Nonnnnnnaaaaa!!!!
That looks very nice Lu.
Yay, Lulu's back at his Mom's and she has an oven
Magnifico
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