Been a while! Air fryer news.

 So, in food adventures..

I LOVE LOVE LOVE having an air fryer.

Potato wedges are my new favorite things.  A bit of olive oil, some rotisserie chicken seasoning, and 25 minutes in the air fryer.  Ambrosia.

There's also some crinkly cut french fries from some company that has Idaho in the name.  The bag is kinda burlap colored.  So good in the air fryer.

I've been making a variant of the 'fry sauce' that came in the recipe booklet from the air fryer (which is a toaster oven with an air fryer function).

Roughly 2:1 mayo:ketchup, then salt and pepper and chipotle powder.  So good.

chicken strips, excellent in the fryer, too.

I think the one we have is a black and decker one.  I think it's this one.  

https://www.walmart.com/ip/BLACK-DECKER-Crisp-N-Bake-Air-Fry-Toaster-Oven-TO3217SS/853320457

So simple.  Only drawback is that ALL air frying is 425 degrees.  no adjusting that.  So i have to modify any instructions knowing that it's that temp.

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