pre heating is always a coin flip with air fryers, but i'm glad to hear that you didn't have to. i definitely don't want to be preheating anything at 5-6 am lol
Just the video i was looking for. . Just want to ask. I like my eggs cooked on both sides and not the yellow plum. is this possible with airfryer ? thank you
I am located in the US and more than 90% of my audience is from the US, so I use Fahrenheit. Feel free to use a conversion calculator if you need to convert the temperatures to Celsius.
@@EverydayFamilyCooking Yes. Very stupid. I'm from the UK where we stopped using the quaint Fahrenheit scale decades ago. I shan't waste any more time on your channel. Byeee!
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Slightly different timings but worked perfectly ! Many thanks ! (3 Mins at 175, no pre heating)
pre heating is always a coin flip with air fryers, but i'm glad to hear that you didn't have to. i definitely don't want to be preheating anything at 5-6 am lol
Thank you for converting this - saved me looking it up!
Thanks 👍 definitely better and less messy than frying in a pan
These eggs look perfect! Far better than the ones made in a frying pan. Thanks for the recipe!
What do you call the small pans
You can use small ramekins, but these are very small springform pans to make it easy to pull the egg out.
Oh I’m definitely doing this!!
I get to clean 3 things instead of 1, I am in! Thanks!
Just the video i was looking for. . Just want to ask. I like my eggs cooked on both sides and not the yellow plum. is this possible with airfryer ? thank you
Yes, the egg does cook on both sides, but keeps a runny yolk.
Did you Air Fry it twice? 3 mins then 2 mins?
Yes, the second time with the lower temperature.
Nice video.
Written tips are not clearly stated
1st time 3 minutes
2nd time 2 minutes
Slightly confused 😕
Most of the world uses Centigrade.
Could you show Fahrenheit and Centigrade in future.
I am located in the US and more than 90% of my audience is from the US, so I use Fahrenheit. Feel free to use a conversion calculator if you need to convert the temperatures to Celsius.
@@EverydayFamilyCooking Perhaps that's WHY more than 90% of your audience is from the US? Your loss!
@@Profoundness yes, very arrogant attitude from her
@@EverydayFamilyCooking Yes. Very stupid. I'm from the UK where we stopped using the quaint Fahrenheit scale decades ago. I shan't waste any more time on your channel. Byeee!
Here in the USA, the only metric we know is 9mm.
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