I hope it works for you.  Here are some air fryer commands.

air fryer commands with the echo



cooking

alexia air fry at 350  for 30 minutes on air fryer

Preheat the air fryer to 350



Adjust the air fryer

Alexia, add 30 minutes to the air fryer

stop the air fryer

resume the air fryer

pause the air fryer



Check the air fryers status

is the air fryer on?

what is the target temperature in air fryer?

when is the food done in air fryer?




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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Jenny Wood
  To: viphone@googlegroups.com
  Sent: Wednesday, February 24, 2021 9:54 PM
  Subject: Re: Cosori air fryer review


  Hey Kay, thanks so much for the tip! I tried telling Alexa to “start air 
fryer,” but it didn’t work. I’ll try telling it to “”resume” next time. :-) 
And yes, even though my husband had no warning before I bought the thing, he 
is using it to air fry just about everything now. LOL It’s fantastic.


  Jenny








    On Feb 24, 2021, at 9:47 PM, Kay Malmquist <kay.malmqu...@gmail.com> 
wrote:


    Hey Jenny,
    If you have an echo or dot and you have it connected to the air fryer, 
you can tell it to resume the air fryer after you have the recipe programmed 
in and even though you haven't started it yet, it will start the fryer.  We 
have Highmarks just below all of the buttons, but we rarely use them.  I 
love that air fryer.

    Kay Malmquist
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      ----- Original Message ----- 
      From: Jenny Wood
      To: viphone@googlegroups.com
      Sent: Wednesday, February 24, 2021 9:18 PM
      Subject: Re: Cosori air fryer review


      Hi Richard,


      Wow, I actually have one of these air fryers myself, having just 
purchased it within the past couple of weeks, and I still loved your review. 
LOL I’ll just say that my family and I use ours pretty much every day. We 
have cooked a wide variety of things in it so far, cinnamon rolls, biscuits, 
pork chops, chicken tenders and nuggets, several types of fish, pizza rolls, 
etc. We have also reheated several things such as leftover pizza and even 
shepherds pie. I did put a tactile dot on the start/stop button, because 
apparently even if you try to start cooking through the app, which is pretty 
well accessible by the way, it still requires a press of the Start button on 
the touch screen. But for the most part, I use Alexa for most functions. I 
loved your whole chicken recipe though, and am tempted to try it myself. LOL 
I am also curious about how steak would turn out, but I digress. :-)


      Jenny








        On Feb 24, 2021, at 8:00 PM, Richard Turner 
<richardturne...@outlook.com> wrote:


        My wife and I have been thinking about an air fryer for a long time. 
She decided to do some shopping via the internet.  She came across one 
called:
        COSORI Smart Wi-Fi Air Fryer 5.8QT(100 Recipes), Digital Touchscreen 
with 11 Cooking Presets for Air Frying, Roasting & Keep Warm ,Preheat & 
Shake Remind, Works with Alexa & Google Assistant,1700W
        It is $107.99 at amazon.
        The user guide is a fully accessible pdf that you can download from 
the Cosori web site.
        The setup could probably be done with the app without sighted 
assistance because if you have the app open when you first plug it in, you 
can select add a device, pick your model from the list and it walks you 
through connecting it to your Wi-Fi network.
        It even noticed we have an eligible Alexa device and connected it.
        From a blindness perspective, the iOS app could use some 
adjustments, so I decided to do my first experiment, using Alexa, which 
worked well.
        Before your first use, you remove all tags, remove the basket, wash 
the basket and the pan that the basket sits in, wipe off the surfaces of the 
air fryer inside and out.  After drying the washed basket, insert it again 
into the air fryer.
        I told Alexa, to preheat the Cosori at 400 degrees for 5 minutes. 
It did.
        The air fryer is not any noisier than our microwave oven.
        After 5 minutes, it beeped.
        You pull out the basket and set it on a heat resistant surface and 
let cool for at least 5 minutes.
        Then, you put it back in and tell Alexa you want to cook a steak for 
5 minutes at 400 degrees.  (leave the basket empty, this is just a test.)
        When it is done, remove the basket and again set it on a heat 
resistant surface and let it cool for 10 to 30 minutes.
        It did not take 10 minutes to cool.
        You are then ready to cook your first dish.  we decided to cook 
bacon.
        Note, I let my wife put the bacon in the hot pan as I haven't gotten 
my silicone gloves yet.
        We use thick sliced apple wood smoked Hempler bacon.
        You preheat it to 320 degrees for five minutes.
        Remove the basket and place the bacon in the basket with at least 
1/4 inch of space between the pieces.  6 slices fit with 5 left-to-right and 
one vertical.
        There is a bacon preset that cooks for 6 minutes at 320 degrees, we 
ended up doing 8 minutes which had it done, but not burnt, and there was 
very little grease.
        (interesting factoid: bacon fat’s smoking temperature is 374 
degrees.  So keeping it at a lower temperature reduces the smoke.)
        We are hooked.  Tonight, we did a whole roasted chicken.
        It does not have a rotisserie attachment, so you cook it in the 
basket and flip it half way through.
        It says a 5 to 6 pound chicken will take one hour at 320 degrees.
             Our chicken was a little over 5 pounds.
        I used a herb and brown sugar dry-brined that is from the Once Upon 
A chef web site that was designed for a 12-14 pound turkey.  I cut the 
recipe in half.
        You do not need to preheat the air fryer for the whole chicken.
        You put it in the basket and either set it for 1 hour at 320 degrees 
or tell Alexa to cook for 1 hour at 320 degrees.
        Half way through, you pause the cooking and flip the chicken over.
        After it is done, you let it set for 15 minutes.
        Let me just say that I will never use the regular oven for a whole 
chicken again!
        It was perfect.  Very moist and the skin was quite crispy, but not 
burnt.
        When my gloves arrive, I will be able to do the whole process 
indepentently with Alexa.
        Happy eating,
        Richard
        Ralph's Observation:  It is a mistake to allow any mechanical 
object<>to realize that you are in a hurry.
        My web site, www.turner42.com


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