cheese scones
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Life With An Air Fryer

As you all know by now I finally gave in and treated myself to an air fryer. I had been wanting one for such a long time. I talked to friends about theirs, read blog posts and reviews. With energy prices going up, it gave me the final push I needed to purchase one. As you will know I am loving my life with an air fryer. And been sharing recipes I have tried out in mine, some that I have adapted slightly.

I have joined a few Facebook groups, picking up tips and recipes along the way. One recipe I kept seeing was cheese scones. These have always been a favourite in my house, I loved them growing up. They are also one of C’s favourite lunches.

cheese scones

You can imagine how excited we both were, when we found the recipe. C is loving trying new ideas and recipes as much as I do. So on her next day when she was home for lunch we made them. They are so quick and easy to make.

Ingredients

1 x Cup of Self Raising Flours

2 x Cups strong cheese – grated

1/2 Cup of Milk

Seasoning

How To Make

  • Mix all the ingredients together in a bowl. You may need extra milk if too dry
  • Once the mixture is formed to a nice dough, tip out onto a floured surface.
  • Press down (or you can roll out) to a nice thickness and cut using a smallish cutter
  • Place onto air fryer liners (this helps with washing up) and set to 200 for 4 minutes
  • Turn over the scones and cook for another 4 minutes at 200

I make in batches so that they are not crammed in the air fryer and have room to expand.

Tip – Try not to make them too big or they will take longer to cook.

What to try next

banana bread

I now want to try baking other things, and interested to try cakes and my banana bread. Which in theory should be ok. Watch this space.

What do you make in your air fryer?

Life With An Air Fryer pinterest pin

59 Comments on “Life With An Air Fryer

  1. I’m still trying to figure out where I can fit an air fryer in my kitchen: space and sockets (lack of) are both a problem. Very intrigued by the Cheese Scone recipe, though! No messy butter to rub in with your fingers. Wonderful!

    1. This was one of the problems we had, but I did find somewhere for mine. The cheese scones are so quick and easy. We had these the other day at C’s request

  2. Have also been toying with the idea of getting one, purely because of soaring enegy costs. But I’ve such a tiny kitchen, I’m not sure where I’d put it. Also, I’m not sure I do enough baking or cooking for it to be financially viable. There’s only me to consider; it’s not like I’m cooking for lots of hungry mouths each day.

  3. I would not be without mine now – the oven is hardly ever on, I am always looking for new ideas and recipes with it.

  4. The air fryer is an amazing thing and I am going to try and make breads in there 😉 I love some delicious bread and am bookmarking this one to come back to!

    1. My dad and grandad were bakers, the old fashioned bakers. So I have grown up all my life around fresh bread. I love the smell and go through fazes of making my own. I am wanting to try making bread in mine as well

  5. These look yummy! I’ve been making rock buns and all sorts in mine, but my husband doesn’t like dried fruit, so I will definitely be giving these a go for him.

  6. I’ve never tried to make anything like this with my air fryer but I need to give this a go. I love a cheese scone too x

    1. You have to try them you wont be disappointed. C goes in early or stays on at college so she can have lunch with her friends when she is half days. She told me I can still make them and she will have some later.

  7. Those cheese scones look amazing! I’ve never used an air fryer but I always hear good things.

  8. I have been having an internal debate about getting an air fryer for months. I currently don’t have the space on my kitchen for it but hopefully after our remodel there will be more space.

  9. I have never make anything with dough in the air fryer. i feel this is revolutionary. I am soooo excited to try. Might add a bit of marmite in mine

  10. I’ve been reading a lot about the benefits of air fryer and we’re seriously considering getting one. The recipes are awesome and healthy.

  11. I didnt think you would be able to cook these in an airfryer, how fantastic. I am going to have a go of these this week. Delicious

  12. I’m wondering how long I can keep holding out before I cave and get an air fryer! I keep seeing so many recipes (like your scone recipe here!) that look so tasty and so much quicker than cooking in the oven! x

  13. did you go for a large one? there’s 5 of us so I’m not convinced on one yet. I would like one for making chips.

  14. I resisted the air-fryer craze for a long time. Finally broke down and got one! My daughter is our air-fryer queen and I have to say I love how crispy everything gets. Those scones sound AMAZING!

  15. An air fryer is an absolute game-changer. I thought they were all hype until I got one. YOu know what I’m talking about! LOL

  16. I am really wanting a Air Fryer. There seems to be more people with one than without and the majority are singing their praises

  17. I didn’t think I needed one but seeing so many recipes online and hearing my mum rave about hers it has really made want one now too.

  18. I am really thinking about buying an air fryer after seeing all of the different things you can make in them.
    Ohh! I love cheese scones. Great recipe. x

  19. The title of this post should have been Life with an air fryer is great! Mine has saved me so much time in the kitchen and it makes your food crispy on outside while remaining juicy on the inside. They are a great addition to a kitchen. Now many devices have an air fryer setting as well. Like out toaster oven can also air fry.

  20. Oh wow, the air fryer seems to save so much cooking time. That’s quite amazing. I look forward to reading some of your other recipes too. The cheese scones sound delicious, I’ve only had scones in afternoon teas before. Not tried savoury ones.

    1. I am loving my air fryer. My Mum used to make cheese scones when I was little and sometimes I would make them for lunch as C loves them. She is loving this recipe now and we make them quite a lot

  21. Ooh, you’ve convinced me to get one! This looks great. I hadn’t thought about baking in one. We’re short of space in our kitchen atm but I’m going to have a good sort out soon and see if I can make room for this and a slow cooker. Thanks for sharing. xxx

    1. Honestly you should get one they are great, I didn’t think of where to put mine when I got it and stood in the kitchen looking around and found the perfect place

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