Air Fryer Sticky Beef & Noodles

I love to create fake-aways at home. I am always experimenting with some of the classic take-away dishes. This dish is one of the favourites in our house. It is sweet, sticky and delicious. And making it at home costs less than half the price of buying from our local takeaway.

Air Fryer Thai Salmon Noodle Soup

This simple soup is inspired by a ramen dish we love. The salmon cooks beautifully in the sauce and the noodles soak up all those delicious Thai flavours!

Air Fryer Turkey Kofta Traybake

Turkey steaks can dry out in the air fryer, but make little kofta patties from turkey thigh mince and they fry up beautifully for this fattoush-style salad.

Air Fryer Sausage Stew

This is a delicious warming dish, perfect for a winter's day. It’s like a hug in a bowl! I love sausages – they are reasonable priced, versatile and full of flavour. I use pork sausages for this dish, but you can, of course, use chicken or even beef sausages.

Air Fryer Sweet Potato & Chickpea Curry

I just love the colour of sweet potatoes no matter how they are cooked, they are just so vibrant. I use frozen sweet potatoes for this curry, but you can of course use fresh ones if you prefer. The same goes for the spinach, if you don’t have fresh then pop in some nuggets of frozen spinach and add a little more cooking time.

Air Fryer Spinach & Ricotta Cannelloni

The great thing about this air fryer spinach cannelloni is that if you don’t have time to make the cannelloni from scratch, lots of supermarkets sell them fresh and ready rolled. Adding the pesto to the cheese and spinach just gives it that little extra flavour too.

Air Fryer Roast Pork

I do love a Sunday roast, and cooking one in the air fryer couldn’t be easier. The crackling on this pork is unreal and the meat is so juicy. When cooking a joint of meat, I like to use a meat thermometer. This little device makes cooking even easier, as you don’t overcook or, most importantly, undercook!