How to Avoid Fat and Grease Dripping Mess in Your Air Fryer: Easy Hacks for a Cleaner Cooking Experience


Hello everyone! Today, I'm sharing some effective tips on how to avoid the messy fat and grease drips in your air fryer. As we all know, cleaning the drip pan and tray can be quite a chore when fat and grease accumulate.

Versatile Hacks for All Air Fryer Models

These hacks work for all air fryer models, whether you have an oven or basket type. You’ll notice how clean your drip pan and tray can be, making them easily washable with a soft sponge and reusable multiple times. This method works wonders, even with semi-loose batters like corn water egg puffs made with puff pastry sheets, which come out non-sticky as they are not perforated.

Tips for Even Cooking and Easy Cleaning

To ensure even cooking, it's always better to turn your food to cook evenly on both sides. Cleaning these liners after air frying meat is incredibly easy. For semi-solid masala mixes, the liners come out non-sticky and are super easy to clean.

Game-Changing Drip Pan Hacks

Here are my mess-free drip pan hacks. You can use BBQ grill mats or parchment papers, both of which are air fryer safe and can make your life easier:

  1. BBQ Grill Mats:

    • These mats usually come in sheets that you can cut to fit your tray or basket size.
    • Measure and make small cuts at the edges as needed.
    • These mats are washable, reusable, and durable. Since they are firm, food won’t stick to them.
    • The liner is ready for use, and you can reuse both sides.
  2. Parchment Paper:

    • Parchment paper comes in rolls and is for one-time use only.
    • You need to discard it after every use. It’s very delicate and thin, so excessively greasy food might stick to it.
    • I prefer using grill mats as they are very handy and practical.

Conclusion

I hope you like my hacks for keeping your drip pan and tray mess-free. Stay tuned for more tips and healthy recipes. 

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