Spaghetti squash is a delicious winter vegetable. So, can you prepare this versatile veg in your most versatile kitchen tool, the air fryer?

A cookery writer has decided to ditch the traditional oven and cook her entire Christmas dinner using air fryers. Self-confessed "air fryer bore" Beverley Jarvis, from Ashford in Kent, will use five of the appliances to feed 11 of her loved ones a festive feast.

If you haven't yet adopted an air fryer, or at the very least thought about inviting one into your home, it's high time you did so. It's fast, it's healthy, and it's quick to clean up. Not to mention it makes just about everything taste good.

While most people will use the best oven to cook big meals like Christmas dinner as they have more space, having your air fryer as a backup option can alleviate stress and help ensure every component of the meal is perfectly cooked and warm. For this year’s round of cooking, here are three air fryer settings you need when cooking Christmas dinner.

However, Martin Lewis issued a warning to anyone planning on using theirs for a quicker Christmas dinner. Yep, the UK favourite himself. During a previous appearance on This Morning, the 52-year-old said: “If that’s being done for energy reasons, I would be somewhat sceptical whether that is a good idea.

A grandmother is planning to cook Christmas dinner for 11 people using only air fryers...

Place the turkey breast side down into a lined airfryer and cook at 180C for 35 minutes. Lift the turkey out of the airfryer, turn it over and baste in any juices. Cook for a further 35 minutes at 180C, or when cooked through and the juices run clear. Brush with the remaining herb butter once or twice during cooking.

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