The Ultimate Nuwave Air Fryer Oven Cookbook: 800 Foolproof and Easy Air Fryer Recipes to Make the Most out of Your Nuwave Air Fryer Oven

I typically do not buy cookbooks, but I am new to airfrying and this book is fabulous! The cookbook not only gives you yummy recipes, but also gives you general cooking guidance. I refer to the chart for temperature and recommended cooking times for my own air fryer creations. If you are new to airfrying, you will love this easy to use cookbook with photos. Perfect with my Nuwave oven/airfryer.

Lots of recipes. I made one so far will try some others as well.

If you’ve ever used an air fryer you know that most of them don’t hold much. Well, that is not the case with the Ultimate Nuwave Air Fryer Oven, a plus-size kitchen helper designed to handle meals for 8-10 people. Of course, if you just needed to make a few Jalapeno Turkey Sliders or a handful of Spicy Chicken Wings, you can easily knock those out (and the recipes are included as one of the cookbook’s excellent 800 recipes!) Bonus points for making the oven easy to clean and just as easy to use. All in all, it’s a great workhorse that you’ll grow to use almost every day. One note: I do wish the publishers had included photos to illustrate the finished foods.

Great guide to the Nuwave Air Fryer or any air fryer. Includes usage tips as well as a wide array of recipes. I have not encountered a cookbook with a better selection of recipes to choose from.

One would think it would be hard to grouse about an inexpensive (okay, "cheap") collection (i.e. $13.99 (paperback) or free (Kindle)) recipes. But this publication makes it fairly easy to do so. The good: There are indeed 800 or so recipes in this 740-page book, so this is a large collection for a very low price. They are all intended for an air fryer but are not specific to Nuwave brand models, despite repeated references throughout the book. There are no model- or brand-specific instructions or illustrations showing where specific buttons are located. Thus, the recipes can probably be used with any air fryer. The front matter includes helpful general information and tips for using air fryers and the recipes are presented in an easy-to-read font. The recipes themselves seem to be enticing. The not-so-good: There is no nutritional information provided. Many, if not most people, buy air fryers in order to cook healthier food, so nutritional information would have been helpful. There are no photos of the prepared dishes. The pretty bad: The recipes are organized very haphazardly: Wraps and Sandwiches; Breakfast; Lunch; Dinner; Vegetables; Fish and Seafood; Poultry; Meats; Appetizers and Snacks; Desserts; Holiday Specials; Fast and Easy Everyday Favorites; Sauces and Dips; and Custards and Puddings. This arrangement is where the collection falls apart. For starters, shouldn't Wraps and Sandwiches be in the Lunch chapter? Instead the Lunch chapter contains the following, none of which are typical lunch fare for the average U.S. reader: Mom's Special Garlic Knots Double Pepper Zucchini Bake Milky Pumpkin Pie Sweet Almond Butter Cookies Pecan Walnut Sweet Pie Cheesy Spinach Pinwheels Golden Pepper Twists Garlic Cheese Crust Egg-Tomato Cheese Bread Elegant Cheesy Pasta Chicken Balls in Pasta Sauce Homemade Honeyed Butter Biscuits Toasted Cereal Fish Mix (Not to worry - the "Fish" are goldfish-shaped crackers) Spicy Cake with Whipped Cream Spicy Cheesy Pasta Chicken Spinach Stuffed Chicken Bake Similarly the dinner chapter contains a mishmash of recipes that could have fit in other chapters. There are some amusing finds: The Fast and Easy Everyday "Favorites" chapter includes Manchego Frico with Cumin Seeds (which is likely not familiar to most readers, much less a favorite). The Custards and Puddings chapter includes recipes for Citrusy Brussels Sprouts Shallots Roast and Homemade Simple Bread, among others that don't seem to be custards or puddings. While the cookbook probably includes 800 recipes, readers should be aware that at least two recipes are duplicated with merely a name change on consecutive recipes: Turkey and Pepper Hamburger/Turkey, Leek and Pepper Hamburger and Bacon-Wrapped Scallops/Baked Bacon-Wrapped Scallops. In addition, while there is an "Air Fryer Cooking Chart" at the back of the book with suggested times for cooking various ingredients, part of it is printed in such a small font as to be illegible. Likewise for the Measurement Conversion Chart. Lastly, this book would have benefited from a proofreader/editor who would have organized the recipes and also corrected the many typos and formatting errors found throughout the book. All that said, if you want a lot of Air Fryer recipes in one place for an inexpensive price, it might be worth finding a free version somewhere. Just remember the adage, "You get what you pay for."

This ebook has shown me that my air fryer can be very useful! The book made me realize why every kitchen needs one of these machines. It's amazing how you can get that crispy, golden-brown goodness of fried foods but with way less fat and calories. It has health benefits also. It helps cutting down harmful stuff in fried foods by 90%. I was really impressed by how it's not just for frying, you can bake and roast too. The way they explained how the air fryer works to get that perfect crisp was super cool, it's like they really get the tech behind it. This book is perfect for anyone looking to eat healthier without missing out on flavor or texture. It's got recipes for everyday meals and even special occasions, which is awesome for someone like me who loves mixing it up in the kitchen. If you're into air frying or thinking about getting into it, this ebook is your go-to guide. Happy cooking, everyone!

While I am not new to cooking and reading recipes, I am new to air-fryer—I need details. Poorly written, many recipes with missing instructions or so poorly worded not really sure what the author means? Some recipes say use an air fryer basket. Some say just place food in oven. Are we supposed to use baking tray, basket, what? Also a lot of what I would consider fairly unhealthy recipes. To be fair, there were a few recipes that looked ok, but skipping this and moving on to a cookbook with more complete instructions and better recipes. Hoping this book is not really condoned by Nuwave and the author is just referencing the name specific to the oven and there is no affiilation. I really like Nuwave appliances and this book does not do the company justice.

We decided to make cookies in the air-fryer. We have many other options - but never cookies. We all agreed to make the Orange Almond cookies and they came out amazing. Who knew?? There are many great recipes in this book and we already have a list of what else we want to make. Great Collection of recipes