Yes, you can make crispy zucchini fries in an air fryer in about 7–12 minutes at 350–400°F using a panko breading for the best crunch.

Yes, aluminum foil is safe in an air fryer when placed correctly under food and kept away from the heating element and airflow paths.

Yes, a frozen Totino’s Party Pizza cooks well in an air fryer in about 6-10 minutes at 390-400°F.

Yes, an air fryer cooks sausage rolls faster than an oven, giving you a perfectly crisp pastry and cooked-through filling in about 12–20 minutes.

Yes, homemade or frozen meatballs cook quickly in an air fryer, typically in 10–15 minutes at 375–400°F.

Yes, you can cook a full meal in an air fryer — proteins, vegetables, and even sides — often in under 90 minutes.

Yes, you can cook a burger in an air fryer. Cook fresh patties at 375–400°F for 8 minutes (flip halfway) until 160°F internal.

Yes, you can bake zucchini bread in an air fryer at 310–320°F for 30–45 minutes, adjusting time based on pan size and your model’s hot spots.

Yes, you can make lasagna in an air fryer — small dishes cook in 15–20 minutes at 350–400°F, with bubbly cheese and tender pasta.

No, you should not add water to the main basket of a standard air fryer, as the appliance relies on rapid hot air and adding liquid can damage.