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]]>The Main Components
To make basic hummus, you simply need to blend chickpeas with tahini in a food processor. Then add in crushed garlic, lemon juice, ice-cold water, and salt. The measurements of each ingredient, however, are up to you.
Smooth Hummus
If you want your hummus to be silky smooth so that you can effortlessly glide a cracker through it, simply add more ice water to the mixture to give it a more runny consistency.
Chunky Hummus
If you are more of a chunky hummus person, you want there to be less water in your mixture so that it will be more of a thick paste. You can even add in some whole chickpeas if you want.
Tahini
If you’re all about the flavor, adding more tahini to the mix will give your hummus a rich, creamy taste.
Lemon Juice
If you’re the type of person who likes a bit of extra sourness, squeeze some more lemon juice in for more of a zingy taste.
Garlic
And if you want your hummus to have a bit of a bite to it, throw in more garlic.
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]]>Right Peppers
To make this dish truly irresistible and mouth-watering, you’ll need to use the right type of peppers. Green and red bell peppers are the safest bet, just make sure they’re big enough and similar in size because this helps them cook evenly. Most people remove the tops before stuffing their peppers, but cutting them in half is also an option.
Prepping Ingredients
It’s crucial to prep your add-ins before using them to stuff your peppers and pre-cooking them ahead of time is a must. They most likely won’t cook evenly if you use them fresh, so it’s always recommended to prep them ahead of time to ensure the right taste and texture.
Getting Creative
There’s more to stuffed peppers than beef and rice, so get ready to get creative with your recipe. Experiment with ingredients by switching beef with other meats, replacing it with seafood, or putting a twist on your peppers by using veggies, tofu, nuts, and other plant-based ingredients as a stuffing.
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]]>Brussel Sprouts
As Thanksgiving is around the corner, there are so many recipes for Brussel Sprouts and those made in the air fryer are extra special. You can add bread crumbs, balsamic vinegar, parmesan, olive oil, garlic, and rosemary. There are so many flavors to try that you will be spoilt for choice.
Pasta
Yes pasta, this trend turns pasta into chips by putting them in the air fryer. You can add anything to them to spice up the flavor, herbs, spices, and some cheese, and they will make a great addition to dips and salsas.
Stuffed Sweet Potatoes
Just like you would make them in an oven, you can now make these delicious sides with any stuffing you want. Add some bacon, cheese, sauces, or vegetables of your choice. You need to bake them in the air fryer until they are tender, then cut them in half lengthways, scoop out the middles, and add them to a bowl with whatever fillings you desire. Then put them back in the air fryer to cook!
Air Fried Meatballs
There are so many ways to make meatballs—you can put them on the stove or in the oven, and now you can put them in your air fryer and make them even tastier. You can make them from beef, chicken, turkey, or pork and add some sweet and sour, sweet and spicy, or spicy sauces. Whatever way you enjoy your meatballs, there is a recipe out there for you!
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]]>Hard-boiled Eggs
An air fryer can cook eggs to perfect hard-boiled firmness, with zero boiling water involved. Just preheat the appliance and cook the eggs at 300° F for 10-12 minutes. Place the cooked eggs in hot water to make the shells peel away easily.
Corn in the Cob
Brush your corn lightly with olive oil and fry at 370°F for 10-12 minutes and voila, you have corn on the cob cooked to perfection. You can add some flaked sea salt and a squeeze of lemon juice to finish. It doesn’t get any quicker or easier than that.
Donuts
Ordinary biscuits can be turned into fluffy donuts in just 5 minutes. Use a round cookie cutter to form holes, then fry the donuts in batches of four for 5 minutes at 350°F (you can make a batch of the holes too, fry it for 3 minutes). Lightly brush the hot donuts with butter and roll in cinnamon sugar.
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]]>Applesauce
In a recipe with one egg, you can use 1/4 cup applesauce as an ingredient binder. This works especially well for sweet foods, although it’s best to use unsweetened applesauce to avoid adding too much extra flavor to the recipe.
Mashed bananas
One more well-known baking binder is banana. There are many recipes that incorporate bananas into the batter, including bread, pancakes, and even cookies. This will certainly add some banana flavor to your recipe, but luckily this pairs well with lots of other flavors like chocolate, nuts, cinnamon, and more. You can use half a banana to replace each egg.
Tomato
For savory recipes, you can use 1/4 cup pureed tomato to replace each egg. In a pinch, you can try out other fruit and root vegetable purees as well, like avocado or squash.
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]]>Plain Greek Yogurt
If you want the tanginess, look no further than yogurt. You’ll want to strain it using a cheesecloth to reach an ultra-thick, spreadable consistency. By doing so, you will effectively turn the yogurt into hung curd cheese. After it’s thick to your preference, you can add a little salt and whip it, using a whisk until it’s creamy. Strained Greek yogurt will do tangy dips and spreads, and you can use it to make a healthier than average frosting.
Ricotta
Regular ricotta doesn’t have the decadence and the thickness of cream cheese. However, with little finesse, you’ll have yourself a decent substitute. Go for whole-milk ricotta, and strain it for a sturdy thickness if it’s a bit watery. To make it creamy, you can whip it in a food processor with a little lemon juice. Add a little cream if necessary. Ricotta cheese works wonders in some dips, as a filling, and even in some desserts.
Cottage Cheese
While cottage cheese may not look much like cream cheese, you can turn it into a cream cheese adjacent with a bit of love, and it’s pretty delicious. Opt for whole-milk cheese, add a little fresh lemon to add flavor, and puree it until smooth and thick. If the puree hasn’t reached your preferred thickness, you can strain it in cheesecloth until you get your desired texture. You can use cottage cheese for light applications such as dips.
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]]>For an airy and fluffy omelet, choose especially fresh eggs, preferably not ones you just took out of the fridge. The eggs should be at room temperature before cooking.
Beat the eggs with a whisk and rich cooking cream so that the omelet will be airy as a souffle.
The perfect omelet is fried with butter or olive oil, on a good non-stick pan over medium heat. Low heat will dry the omelet, and high heat will burn it.
Try avoiding making a “thin” omelet. A great omelet should be rich, thick, and multi-textured. Use at least 3 eggs and a suitable pan (not too big or too small).
The toppings are as important as the eggs. Add top-quality ingredients to your omelet. Great toppings are Swiss cheese or goat cheese, champignon mushrooms sautéed in butter and a little salt, French sausage, or fresh asparagus.
The omelet should be served immediately from the pan to the table. There is nothing more miserable than a chilled omelet.
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]]>Overcooked Corn
Most people leave their corn in water for too long, in the hope it will get softer and tastier that way. There’s no need to cook your corn for longer than five or ten minutes, as long as you put it in already boiling water.
Skipping Salt
You’ll probably have to sprinkle your corn on the cob with salt once it’s cooked, but that’s not the only time when you should reach for a salt shaker. It’s recommended to salt the water before adding the corn because this condiment will bring out its flavor.
No Husk
Removing the husk after your corn is cooked can be quite messy, but it has its benefits. Your corn will be tenderer if you leave the husk on, and it’s possible that it will boil much faster.
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]]>Make Big Batches
Cook for more than one day and do the dishes only once. You can pack and freeze the food so that you have ready meals when you don’t feel like cooking.
Pre-Chop Everything
When your recipe calls for chopped carrots, onions, celery, or fresh herbs, chop more than you need at the moment and save the extra in a closed plastic container in the fridge. You won’t have to chop and wash the board and knife the next time!
Line Baking Sheet With Foil
If you do this every time, you won’t have to wash the sheet, even after some serious meals like roasted chicken that usually messes up the baking sheet a lot.
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]]>Baby Steps
You shouldn’t put pressure on yourself to make a Michelin Star meal if you’re a total newbie. There’s nothing wrong about starting small, and making something tasty and simple before giving more complex recipes a try.
Right Instructions
Different kinds of instructions work better with different kinds of people. If cookbooks aren’t your thing, and you don’t enjoy long lists of ingredients and instructions, give YouTube tutorials a shot, since they feature visual guides that are easier to follow.
Right Ingredients
You might struggle to find some of the ingredients required to make your desired meal. Make the list of everything you need, and if you don’t have the means to acquire some of the ingredients, opt for a different recipe instead.
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