Air fryers are designed to cook food quickly and efficiently by circulating hot air around the food, which helps in achieving crispy results similar to deep-frying. However, converting traditional oven recipes to air fryer settings requires some adjustments.
A general guideline is that you can reduce the cooking time by about 25% and increase the temperature by 20-30Β°C (40-55Β°F) when transitioning from an oven to an air fryer. However, these are rough estimates and may vary depending on the specific recipe and food item.
Toven = Oven temperature
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