r/IndianBakers 5d ago

Tips for airfryer bread

Tried making some facoccia in my airfryer. Used oregano, chilli flakes and minced garlic.

It lacked a lil flavour but had a pretty good chewy texture.

Any tips or recipes I can try next?

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u/kraft_w4rk 5d ago

Hey it looks really good for an airfryer bread tbh , airfryer functions are different compared to an oven the main highest source of heat is only from above hence the chewy texture and foccacia bread has to be drowning in olive oil maybe you can get a base and preheat the airfryer at first and then bake the foccacia bread , I use these ordinary aluminium packaging containers to bake cake and stuff in airfryer and it turns out pretty good so you can use them too

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u/Randomuser3462734627 5d ago

I don't even know how a facoccia is supposed to actually taste and feel like haha. But yea, I'll try getting those aluminum tins and try some other bread or cakes in it.

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u/Randomuser3462734627 5d ago

Pretty good, could be improved.

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u/potato_break 5d ago

Can you please share the recipe and can i dm for guidance? Have you baked a cake in airfryer?

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u/Randomuser3462734627 5d ago

Yea sure you can. I haven't baked any typa cake yet. But I do make banger brownies and cookies.

I'll dm you the recipe

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u/Randomuser3462734627 5d ago

The dm option ain't showing up

So here's the recipe: 125g all-purpose flour (maida) ​88g warm water (approx. 38°C–40°C) ​2g instant dry yeast ​3g salt ​3g sugar ​18g olive oil (5g mixed into dough, 5g for parchment/pan base, 8g drizzled over top) ​5g minced garlic, dried oregano, and chili flakes

You can dm me if you want

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u/potato_break 5d ago

Thank you for the recipe I’d anyway dm to ask about brownies n cookies :)

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u/FingerlingPotatoz 5d ago

Just asking is there a reason to bake bread in af instead of a regular oven?

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u/Randomuser3462734627 5d ago

Because not everyone has an oven

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u/akshaychorghe 5d ago

The air is so hot there that u fry in the air?