We've had an airfryer for a little while now. Like most of the people, we've started with fries and nuggets, but the more we used the device, the more adventurous / brave we've become. After roughly a year, we now cook dishes a bit more complicated like cakes, fishes or eggs. One of the challenge has been to master the beef cooking. While it doesn't replace the real grill / barbecue - mainly for that smoky charcoal flavor - it adds a different way of cooking. The one bonus we have with our airfryer model when it comes to cook meat, is that it's equiped with a meat thermometer and a phone app with lots of options for a precise cooking.
A finnish girl and a french guy in Finland. The girl is notoriously bad at cooking but likes to eat. The guy has no other solution but to cook to keep the girl happy. And she likes to drink too. Oh dear...
02 May 2026
Grilling with Airfryer
So, here we have a piece of Atria premium marbled beef, who apparently was voted World's Best Steak in 2019. Truth to be told, this cut is among the very best money can buy. Incredibly soft and tender, almost like having a piece of grilled butter in the mouth. (the bottle of Ribera del Duero has been bought online in Spain, like most of our spanish wines)
This piece of beef of approx. 800gr. is wrapped with bacon to prevent the extremities to dry up. The bacon slices keep the meat moist and juicy during the cooking.
A probe is inserted in the meat. As we want our beef rare, the target to reach is 54° at the heart of the piece. The cooking duration is roughly 35-40min.
After the cooking is done, the beef is rested for 10min. before carving.
The result is a beef beautifully cooked, red and juicy. It is served with a creamy Roquefort sauce, and a courgettes fricassee.
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