Step two: Don't forget to add some oil

Although air fryers can cook food without any oil by utilizing hot, circulating air, adding a bit of oil can enhance the crispiness and crunchiness of your dishes while also helping to retain moisture. We highly recommend this practice. While it may not significantly impact already fatty foods like bacon or sausages (or when reheating leftovers), it can truly elevate the texture of crispy potatoes, fresh chicken, roasted vegetables, and more.
To implement this tip, simply select your preferred oil, drizzle a small amount over all the ingredients in your air fryer, give it a shake to ensure even coverage, and close the lid. Any oil can be used, but those with a high smoke point, such as avocado, canola, or peanut oil, are ideal for high-temperature cooking. (Just be sure to avoid cooking sprays, as they can damage your air fryer and its nonstick surface.)
By following these two straightforward air fryer tips, you can achieve even crispier, more flavorful meals. So, don’t hesitate to take those extra few seconds the next time you use your air fryer!
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