so long as it’s one you can set a lower temp on and perhaps protect the top of the quiche with some foil? Maybe a glug of water in the bottom of the tray to stop it drying it to much?
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Our airfryer can work as an oven, so it shouldn't dry things out. And given that it has the ability to make yoghurt and dehydrate things as well, there's a pretty good temperature range. The problem is that I don't have the dedicated baking tin for it, so that means using something that will fit into the small space which I think is where I'm going to run into problems. It's a 1-2 person size airfryer (Buy the Philips Premium Airfryer HD9742/93 Airfryer)Picnic on the coast yes please!
Reckon you’re right, the air fryer might do the trick
Interested to know how it works out.
We were careful with what we bought. Hence why it is in use so often.Crikey that’s a posh air fryer!
I’ve seen some rather nice looking expandable air fryer trays in silicone, they look like those disposable paper ones you make cake with. Have you seen those?
It looks like it’s the dogs wotnots!We were careful with what we bought. Hence why it is in use so often.
It doubles as a BBQ and an oven. It also acts as a UK grill and an airfryer, it more accurately degreaser! It seems to remove fat from things and does a great job. We've taken to keeping a pot next to it to pour oil into otherwise we smoke the house out.
We like it because it has a 90 second preheat and it's at temperature as well as having a "keep warm" option.
The one we bought my sister back in October can be controlled by a phone app which she loves. (yes we were missing ours that much, her oven didn't work and a few weeks after we left her oven actually blew up and left a dent in the side of her fridge!)
Yeah, my sister and her dog were both in the kitchen when it happened. She was lucky the house didn't burn down. It transpired that her oven had been wired in with the live and earth the wrong way around! (Not by her I'll add, my sister struggles to replace a light bulb. And in not kidding. We replaced both toilet and bathroom pull cord switches whilst we were there. One didn't work at all, and the other had about 5cm of cord left!)It looks like it’s the dogs wotnots!
Just as well I have my appliances already or that (or whatever the replacement version is) would be heading straight into my shopping basket
ps my sons oven in his uni accommodation last year exploded. He was lucky he wasn’t in the kitchen at the time because the glass front shattered and send shards of glass everywhere including his bedroom through a closed door!
Usually they just lift up and off. It's often just gravity holding it on place.
