User-Friendly Ninja Speedi Recipe Book for Beginners: Palatable Ninja Speedi Recipes Are Your Best Cooking Guide to Help You Prepare Crisp and Speedi Meals for Whole Family

There are absolutely NO recipes for Speedi cooking in this book, only air fry/stovetop recipes. I bought the Speedi so I could cook an entire meal at once in one pot. Can't imagine how it rated 4 stars :(

There are many good recipes here. However, with each new recipe I will have to convert the temperature to Fahrenheit and the measurements from grams to cups. Some ingredients may not be familiar to North Americans, for example aubergine/ eggplant. I will keep it, but would not have bought it if I had known.

This book is a delightful guide for anyone looking to make the most out of their Ninja Speedi Rapid Cooker & Air Fryer. This book is packed with a variety of recipes that cater to different tastes and dietary preferences, making it a versatile addition to any kitchen. kitchen. The book offers a wide range of recipes, from healthy vegetarian meals to tantalizing roasts, ensuring there’s something for everyone. Each recipe is presented with clear, step-by-step instructions, making it accessible even for those who are new to cooking. The use of air frying technology promotes healthier cooking by reducing the need for oil, which is a great benefit for those looking to maintain a healthy diet. Overall, this book is a valuable resource for anyone looking to explore new culinary horizons with their Ninja Speedi. It provides a solid foundation for beginners and offers enough variety to keep more experienced cooks engaged. Whether you’re looking to prepare quick meals for your family or experiment with new cooking techniques, this book is a great starting point.

This book only contains airfryer recipes so it will teach you nothing about the special features of the Ninja Speedi

Despite Union Jack emblazoned on front cover, this book aimed solely at USA market. No idea as to what figure of 2000 refers to - not calories nor number of recipes, which number 152, majority relating to finger food/side/snacks. CRUCIALLY some of appliance function selector buttons are labelled differently or are non existent on machines purchased in UK. Names of ingredients (many unavailable in UK) and preparation methods unrecognisable eg pork RINDS, chicken TENDERS, steak TIPS, Shakshuka, Tilapia. Monochrome photos throughout as opposed to colour, do little to help identify food. Contains photos (some full page) of main basic family meals such as roasted whole chicken, fish and chips, sausage etc. yet no instructions whatsoever on how to cook these. Recipes available for Aubergine fries, Radish or Courgette chips but instructions as to how to cook fresh or frozen potato chips/fries or even baked potatoes conspicuously absent. Designed for BEGINNERS? No way. Not fit for purpose.