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This is so perfect for camping! I hate dealing with boiling water when we're out in the camper so I do a lot in the air fryer. Will be trying this very soon.
Tenderrlee Hughes
14 days ago
I tried this and will never do it again.
I have a Ninja Air Fryer. I could not even get it to air fry at 270. I had to put it on "roast."
I cut a couple of minutes off as instructed because my kind of air fryer is allegedly hotter.
The eggs were very soft-boiled on the inside. All twelve of them and were EXTREMELY difficult to peel even after a 6+ minute ice bath. Most of the eggs, stuck to the shells and ended up in the trash.
From now on, I'll stick to my Instantpot to do eggs.
Hello Tenderrlee! Thanks for writing. Sorry to hear that your machine wasn't able to do the eggs on an air fryer mode at 270F. Each machine does run differently and can be confusing. If you are up for experimenting, I would do 1-2 eggs at a time and experiment and adjust. Or using your instant pot works well too!
This is so perfect for camping! I hate dealing with boiling water when we're out in the camper so I do a lot in the air fryer. Will be trying this very soon.
I tried this and will never do it again.
I have a Ninja Air Fryer. I could not even get it to air fry at 270. I had to put it on "roast."
I cut a couple of minutes off as instructed because my kind of air fryer is allegedly hotter.
The eggs were very soft-boiled on the inside. All twelve of them and were EXTREMELY difficult to peel even after a 6+ minute ice bath. Most of the eggs, stuck to the shells and ended up in the trash.
From now on, I'll stick to my Instantpot to do eggs.
Hello Tenderrlee! Thanks for writing. Sorry to hear that your machine wasn't able to do the eggs on an air fryer mode at 270F. Each machine does run differently and can be confusing. If you are up for experimenting, I would do 1-2 eggs at a time and experiment and adjust. Or using your instant pot works well too!