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* [https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B08JHZ7YKZ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Amazon UK (£9.59 November 2022)]
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Image:Sous-vide crispy duck legs after browning with a blowtorch.jpg|Duck legs browned with a Mapp blowtorch
Image:Silicone baking trays perfect for ovens and air-fryers.jpg|These can even be grilled!
Image:Duck legs marinaded vacuum sealed.jpg|Vacuum sealed and ready for the water bath
Image:Duck legs marinaded vacuum sealed.jpg|Vacuum sealed and ready for the water bath
Image:Duck legs marinaded ready to vacuum seal.jpg|thumb|The duck legs coated with marinade about to be vacuum sealed
Image:Duck legs marinaded ready to vacuum seal.jpg|thumb|The duck legs coated with marinade about to be vacuum sealed

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These fit perfectly in most air fryers

Silicone baking trays for air fryers

These silicone trays were a revelation when we got our oven-type air fryer. Constantly cleaning the metal airfryer bin They are safe to use in the freezer and are resistant to heat up to 230° C

An absolute no-brainer. We got ours from Amazon a couple of years ago and now they are even cheaper, less than a tenner.

We use them mostly for sausages, burgers, bacon, fried chicken pieces and jacket potatoes.

  • These can even be grilled!

    These can even be grilled!

  • Vacuum sealed and ready for the water bath

    Vacuum sealed and ready for the water bath

  • The duck legs coated with marinade about to be vacuum sealed

    The duck legs coated with marinade about to be vacuum sealed

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