Frozen French fries
Spread fries in a single layer and shake the basket every 5 minutes for even browning.
Clear guidance for the foods people cook most, plus a quick temperature and time chart to keep on hand. Times are a starting point; every model runs a little differently.
A light coating of baking powder dries the skin so it crackles, with no deep fryer and no oil bath. On a 2-basket model, split the wings between both drawers and use Match Cook.
Spread fries in a single layer and shake the basket every 5 minutes for even browning.
Brush with oil, season with salt, pepper and lemon zest. Cook skin side down; no need to flip.
Halve, toss with 1 tbsp oil and salt, and shake halfway. Finish with a drizzle of honey or balsamic.
Pound to an even thickness, rub with oil and spices, and flip halfway through.
Prick, rub with oil and coarse salt. The skin comes out crisp and the inside fluffy.
Revives leftover slices with a crisp base and melted cheese, far better than a microwave.
Preheat for about 3 minutes, don't overcrowd the basket, and always check meat with a thermometer.
| Food | Temp | Time | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bacon | 350°F | 8–10 min | Lay flat, no overlap |
| Chicken thighs, bone-in | 380°F | 22–25 min | 165°F internal |
| Shrimp | 400°F | 6–8 min | Toss in oil and garlic |
| Frozen nuggets | 400°F | 10–12 min | Shake halfway |
| Sweet potato fries | 380°F | 15–18 min | Soak and dry first for crunch |
| Broccoli | 375°F | 8–10 min | Light oil, add lemon at the end |
| Tofu cubes | 400°F | 12–15 min | Press well before cooking |
| Hard-"boiled" eggs | 270°F | 15–17 min | Ice bath straight after |