Pinsoon Air Fryer Oven

Pinsoon 10 Quart Air Fryer with 8 cooking presets, Rotisserie and adjustable time and temp.

The Best Air Fryer

This Pinsoon Air Fryer has got to be one of the best kitchen appliances I have ever seen. As a younger man, I lived in and out of Hotel’s for years, because of the work I was traveling for, and I wish I had something this compact and practical I could’ve traveled with back then. This machine doesn’t just air fry, it acts like a mini oven or toaster oven. Plus it has a rotisserie motor in it with a spit rod for meat and a basket attachment for more containment. I tested this thing out, with everything I could throw at it, and these were my results.

Top Round Sirloin Beef Roast with Garlic, Onions, Mushrooms and Sweet Peppers.

Pinsoon Air Fryer Recipes and Presets

One of the things I really like about this Air Fryer is the control panel. It’s got a Digital face with smart touch functions including presets, time and temperature adjustment, oven light, rotisserie rotation and a start button combination with the power switch. It’s very user friendly and it comes with a book with over 30 recipes they recommend. Everything I cooked in the video, I cycled back to back cooking just like I would do in a restaurant. I just kept running different options, just like different orders of food coming in, and kept the heat going and it handled everything I threw at it, with precision.

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Pinsoon Air Fryer Oven video tutorial by Poor Man’s Gourmet Kitchen.

Fire Roasted Salsa

Grilled, Broiled or Fire Roasted Salsa

I can honestly say that this Fire Roasted Salsa is amazing and it is, quite possibly, the best salsa I’ve ever tried.  It starts with fresh Hot House Tomatoes, Yellow Onions, Green Bell, Anaheim and Jalapeno Peppers, cilantro, lime and a few other key ingredients.  Although you can find recipes, similar to this one, all over the web, I seriously considered keeping this one all to my self.  But I get too excited when I discover the secrets to authentic recipes.  It makes me want to share it with everyone.  So that’s what I’m going to do today.

Fire Roasted Salsa Preperation

To get the best results, and be sure that your Fire Roasted Salsa tastes amazing, there’s only one thing you need to do before you take the vegetables to the grill.  Cut your onions in half.  It isn’t going to matter if you peel them before or after they roast but it is important that those onion layers get exposed to the grill. Salsa gets a lot of great flavor from onions and they have memory, so adding that smoked flavor to the rings will insure that your salsa tastes amazing when you blend them, together, with the other ingredients.

Fire Roasted Salsa Grilling Technique

Whether you choose to grill, broil or roast your vegetables over an open pit, to make this Fire Roasted Salsa, the timing and flipping is simple.  I average 25 to 30 minutes of roasting time, over medium heat(350 Fahrenheit), and I rotate and flip everything about every 5 minutes.  Look for some good color on the under side and flip.  It’s that easy.  I tend to check the peppers first because they burn quicker than the tomatoes and onions.  The onions I worry about the least.  The tomatoes just need to be pulled off the grill before they pop and loose their juice to the grill.  You should pay attention to where the hot spots are and rotate everything accordingly.  Then remove them from the heat and let them rest for a half an hour or so, until they are cool enough to touch and handle with your hands.  Remove the stems, peel the onions and add the other ingredients.

Fire Roasted Salsa Formula

I have a basic formula that you might find useful when you’re making Fire Roasted Salsa.  For every large Tomato, I add 1 medium sized Onion, 1 Bell Pepper, 1 Anaheim Pepper, 1 Jalapeno and a few cloves of Garlic.  It’s pointless making salsa on that small of a scale and that’s why I double that amount in the ingredients below.  If you want it spicier, add more peppers, different kinds or use less tomato.  It’s really not that difficult to trick up.  But that should give you a better understanding of how to approach your own homemade salsa in the future.

How to Spice Up Fire Roasted Salsa

If the Peppers aren’t providing enough heat and flavor for your tastes, there are a few other ingredients you can add to your Fire Roasted Salsa and I’ve included them in this recipe.  Cumin, Smoked Paprika and Mexican Oregano are definitely among my favorites.  You can even add some Cayenne if you’re feeling froggy.  Just be sure that you stay true to your tastes and be considerate of the pallets and less tolerant individuals, like children you may be serving, if they can’t handle spice.

Fire Roasted Salsa Ingredients:

2 Hot House Tomatoes, large
2 Onions,
1 Bell Pepper
1 Anaheim Pepper
1 Jalapeno
5 Garlic Cloves
1 lime, squeezed
1 bunch Cilantro
1 tbsp Oregano
1 tbsp Cumin
1 tbsp Smoked Paprika
1 tbsp Chicken Bouilion, Caldo con Sabor de Pollo(Knorr)
Salt and Pepper to taste

Beef Bone Broth

Easy Beef Bone Broth

Try to say that 5 times real fast, “Easy Beef Bone Broth Base”, and I bet you get tongue tied.  But, having a good broth on hand will not only enhance the flavor of the food, it will nourish and strengthen your body more.  There are so many healthy benefits to consuming homemade bone broth, I’m not even going to get into it.  Just know that many recipes, that call for water, are usually getting replaced with broth or stock because Chefs know how much more body and flavor a dish has when its prepared with it.  But there are many different ways Beef Broth can be prepared because so many different cultures use different seasoning and spice, so I’m just going to show you how to make a good base.

Raw or Roasted Beef Bone Broth

If you’re going to make a real good Beef Bone Broth, you really need a good balance between both Raw and Roasted beef bones.  The Raw bones provide more nutrients and the roasted beef bones provide more flavor.  Either way, the body will benefit from the minerals and compounds that support your immune system.  The collagen alone heals your stomach lining and reduces inflammation in the intestine. And if you want even more flavor, you can roast the vegetables, beforehand, as well.  The Roasted Beef Bones come from the Bone Marrow recipe I filmed and posted last week.  So if you want to know how to cook the bones, take a look at that HERE!

Seasoning Beef Bone Broth

As I mentioned before, this Beef Bone Broth recipe is just the very base of Beef Broth.  I’ve completely left out the seasoning because I don’t know what you’re making and I don’t know what herbs and spices you need to make your dish.  Some cultures add ginger or turmeric and some add other herbs and spices or both.  Just know that this base is the best start that anyone can offer and you can season your broth to your specific needs and tastes.  This broth can be refrigerated for several days or several months if you freeze it.

Beef Bone Broth Ingredients:

5 lbs Beef Bones, roasted
2 Gallons Water, more as needed
1 Onion
2 Carrots
1 bunch Parsley

Salt and Pepper to taste and add other ingredients to suit your specific recipe needs.