COURTESY OF GOURMIA
Fry, fry again
Why an air fryer is a must-have addition in your kitchen
by KATIE COLEMAN
A not-so-secret truth in my house is that I am the world’s worst cook. In fact, my family jokes that it’s the reason my husband is as thin as he is. So, when I received an air fryer for Christmas last year, I was almost certain this device would gather dust. I was wrong. Many of the foolproof air fryers on the market are multifunctional and can be used for air-frying items like homemade french fries or Brussels sprouts or even cooking a whole rotisserie chicken. They also offer the ability to bake, roast, broil, reheat and dehydrate food, and use up to 80% less fat than deep-frying.
With guided cooking prompts and reminders to turn your food, an air fryer can make even a novice cook feel like a culinary genius and will soon become a go-to item in your kitchen. Don’t take my word for it. The proof is in that first perfect, crunchy bite. Here are a few recipes that showcase the versatility of basket and oven air fryer appliances.
Costco Connection: A variety of air fryers, such as the Gourmia 7 Quart Digital Basket Air Fryer (Item 5232432, above) can be found in Costco warehouses and at Costco.com.
