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Sausages in an Actifry™

Sausages are great cooked in the pan of an Actifry™, with the paddle in. (They are also great in a basket-type air fryer.) Cooking directions Just toss sausages as they are (thawed) into the Actifry pan, with the paddle left in, for 10 to 15 to 20 minutes depending on the size of the sausage… Read More »

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Three ways to cook calamari in an Actifry™

This post looks at three different ways to cook calamari in an Actifry: two coated, and one plain. There were two x 1 kg (2.2 pound) boxes of calamari (aka squid) in the basement deep freezer for ever. I wanted them out of there, and decided that because they’d been got on sale, it was… Read More »

Filed Under: Actifry, Blog

avoiding-mooshy-fries in your Actifry

How to avoid mooshy fries in your Actifry

It is possible to make mooshy fries / chips in you Actifry, and the cause is almost always too much moisture present in the pan. If you are making your fries from scratch from fresh potatoes, then the excess moisture could be coming from: the variety of potato you used was very high in moisture;… Read More »

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