@Parkourler
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You throw a whole chicken in the pressure cooker for 30 minutes to let all the juices get in there.. then throw it in the air fryer for the rest of the time to get it all golden and crispy...
Throw some olive oil, garlic powder, onion powder, salt and pepper on some Brussel sprouts and throw them in the air fryer.. mmmmmm
Yum!!!
I still haven’t figured out how to use my instapot that I bought a couple of years ago. It’s supposed to be a pressure cooker that sautées and all that. But it’s currently sitting in a cabinet because it has too many buttons to figure out. 😂😂😂
I have the Ninja Foodie which is the same multi type cooker, which I was going to recommend. But this looks sleeker and more compact, I always have an extra pressure cooker lid I'm trying to store/hide somewhere.
You throw a whole chicken in the pressure cooker for 30 minutes to let all the juices get in there.. then throw it in the air fryer for the rest of the time to get it all golden and crispy...
Throw some olive oil, garlic powder, onion powder, salt and pepper on some Brussel sprouts and throw them in the air fryer.. mmmmmm
Yum!!!
I still haven’t figured out how to use my instapot that I bought a couple of years ago. It’s supposed to be a pressure cooker that sautées and all that. But it’s currently sitting in a cabinet because it has too many buttons to figure out. 😂😂😂
That link I shared is the one I have. It does both. You just swap the the pressure cooker part for the vent. Its been super easy. Left side controls the pressure cooker, right side controls air fryer. And its huge! I cooked a turkey in it and it took about 2 hours. Love that thing.
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Oooh!!! FANCY!!! Sounds super easy and convenient! I’ll take a look. Thanks! 😄
Air fryer: frying and just making raw meat eatable
Blender: All things liquid
Food Processor: All things cutting.
I have made up my mind. I am gonna buy everything.
Food processor and a cast iron dutch oven.
I already got an air fryer (which I don't use anymore) and a waffle iron. What I really want in the kitchen yall won't believe, a cutting board. I'm always reluctant to get one but don't.
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So I discovered kitchen gadget but I have little space, so it has to be multipurposed. Which one would you buy?
Food proceasor:
Pro: Much less prep time
Blender:
Pro: Can be used for sauces and smoothies,
Con: Sauces are a smaller component of a meal so a hand blender would do.
Slow Cooker: Might eliminate Cooking all together.
What do you think? Or is there an even better gadget?