Deep-Frying Feasts: Full Meals, One-Pot Wonder?

Air fryers are a versatile kitchen appliance that can be used to cook an entire meal, from start to finish. They are a great option for those with limited kitchen equipment, or for those who want to keep their house cool in the summer. Air fryers cook food up to 20-30% faster than traditional ovens, making them a convenient choice for busy weeknights. They can be used for a wide range of culinary tasks, from roasting vegetables to baking cookies and even reheating leftovers.

You can cook an entire meal in a June fryer

Yes, you can cook an entire meal in a June fryer. The June Oven can be transformed into a countertop air fryer with the Air Fry Cook Mode, which reduces radiant heat output and uses dual convection fans to circulate hot air, browning and crisping food evenly.

The Air Fry Cook Mode supports temperatures from 100-500 °F, and you can set a designated time and use the Food Thermometer to programme a target internal temperature. You can make nearly any air fryer recipe in the June Oven, but they will need to be adapted and may require some trial and error. When adapting an existing recipe for air frying, increase the temperature by 25-40°F and keep an eye on your food for the duration of the cooking time.

The June Oven's Air Baskets have been thoroughly tested by the company's Culinary team and are recommended for the best results. The June app also features a Cookbook with recipes optimised for air-frying with the Air Baskets, including classic fried dishes like chicken wings and fish sticks, and healthier options like baked potatoes, pita chips, and popcorn.

When air frying, always line one Air Basket with foil and place it in the bottom position to catch drips and crumbs that fall through the upper baskets. Lightly coating an Air Basket with nonstick spray before adding your food will help reduce sticking.

June's Air Fry Cook Mode reduces radiant heat output

You can cook an entire meal in an air fryer, including meat, chicken, fish, and vegetables. The June Oven has an Air Fry Cook Mode that reduces radiant heat output from the elements and relies on dual convection fans to circulate hot air, promoting evenly browned and crisped exteriors. The Air Fry mode supports temperatures from 100–500 °F.

When using the June Oven, it is recommended to use the June Air Baskets for the best results. The air baskets allow hot air to cook food on every side. You can make nearly any air fryer recipe in June using the Air Fry Cook Mode, but they will need to be adapted to best cook in June and may require some trial and error. When adapting an existing recipe for Air Fry, it is suggested to increase the temperature by 25–40°F and keep an eye on your food for the duration of the cooking time.

The June Oven also has a unique Cook-Program for frozen french fries, as well as guided recipes in the June app that are optimised for air-frying with the Air Baskets. These recipes include classic fried dishes like chicken wings and fish sticks, as well as healthier options like baked potatoes, pita chips, and popcorn.

You can cook meat in a June fryer

Yes, you can cook meat in a June fryer. The Air Fry Cook Mode reduces the radiant heat output from the elements and relies on June’s powerful dual convection fans to circulate hot air, promoting evenly browned and crisped exteriors.

You can cook nearly any air fryer recipe in June using the Air Fry Cook Mode, but they will need to be adapted to best cook in June and may require some trial and error. When adapting an existing recipe for Air Fry, we suggest increasing the temperature by 25–40°F and keeping an eye on your food for the duration of the cooking time. The Air Fry mode supports temperatures from 100–500 °F. You can choose to set a designated time and have the option of using the Food Thermometer to program a target internal temperature.

The June Cookbook app features recipes optimised for air-frying with their Air Baskets, including classic fried dishes like chicken wings and fish sticks or healthier everyday staples like baked potatoes, pita chips, and even popcorn.

June's Air Baskets are recommended for best results

You can cook an entire meal in a June Oven using the Air Fry Cook Mode. The June Oven's Air Fry Cook Mode reduces radiant heat output and relies on dual convection fans to circulate hot air, promoting evenly browned and crisped exteriors.

Junes Air Baskets are recommended for best results. The Air Baskets allow hot air to cook food on every side. When using the Air Fry Cook Mode, you should always line one Air Basket with foil and place it in the bottom position to catch drips and crumbs that fall through the upper baskets. You can also lightly coat an Air Basket with nonstick spray to help reduce sticking.

The June Oven will instruct you to put food in the basket(s) before preheating and remind you to use one foil-lined basket in the bottom shelf position. The Air Fry mode supports temperatures from 100–500 °F, and you can set a designated time or use the Food Thermometer to program a target internal temperature.

When adapting an existing recipe for Air Fry, it is suggested to increase the temperature by 25–40°F and keep an eye on your food for the duration of the cooking time. The Cookbook within the June app features recipes optimised for air-frying with the Air Baskets, including classic fried dishes like chicken wings and fish sticks, and healthier everyday staples like baked potatoes, pita chips, and even popcorn.

You can cook frozen french fries in a June fryer

Yes, you can cook an entire meal in a June fryer. The June Oven has an Air Fry Cook Mode that transforms your oven into a countertop air fryer. This mode reduces radiant heat output and relies on dual convection fans to circulate hot air, promoting evenly browned and crisped exteriors.

When cooking frozen french fries in a June fryer, it is recommended to line one Air Basket with foil and place it in the bottom position to catch any drips or crumbs. You can also lightly coat the Air Basket with nonstick spray before adding your food to reduce sticking.

The Air Fry mode supports temperatures from 100–500 °F, and you can set a designated time or use the Food Thermometer to program a target internal temperature. When adapting an existing recipe for Air Fry, increase the temperature by 25–40°F and keep an eye on your food for the duration of the cooking time.

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