The isn't just for frying! It’s also an incredibly handy tool to replace roasting in the oven or cooking on the stove. This can save your house from a smoke-filled searing episode and still deliver a crusty, perfectly-cooked steak—just how you like it! The zesty garlic-cilantro butter give this some restaurant-worthy flair, but don't forget a delicious to round out the hearty meal.
Do steaks brown in an air fryer?
They sure do! The magic of an air fryer is that hot air circulates on all sides of the food which leads to a steak with a perfect crust on every inch.
How long does it take to cook steak in an air fryer?
A steak about 1-inch thick will take 10 to 12 minutes to cook to medium-rare in an air fryer. If your steak is thicker, you may want to add 2 to 5 minutes of cook time in order to reach medium-rare (or more, if your desired end result is medium-well).
Do you need to flip steak in an air fryer?
There are different schools of thought on flipping steaks in the air fryer. Because of an air fryer's powerful ability to circulate hot air around food, you technically do not need to flip.
Your steak will cook through, if left on just one side. However, because flipping can place a different part of the steak closer to the heating element (for an air fryer, this is at the top), a steak will cook more evenly if flipped halfway through.
How do you cook a steak in the air fryer without drying it out?
It's easy—use a meat thermometer! Every air fryer is a little different, so the best way to cook a steak to your preferred doneness is by using a meat thermometer.
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