Most Brits enjoy having a nice roast dinner on a Sunday. However, a lot of people don't have the time or energy to make a full roast dinner every week. If that sounds like you, then have no fear as one nutrition and health coach has shared her recipe for a 'cheat' roast dinner that takes just 20 minutes to make in the air fryer.
Instead of a full roast, Ciara Turley's recipe is for stuffed chicken wrapped in bacon with mash, crispy green beans and gravy to give you that roast feel without all the effort. Ciara shared a reel of herself cooking the meal as she was seen butterflying the chicken breast before spooning some stuffing inside and then wrapping it with bacon.
After seasoning her bacon-wrapped chicken breasts, she then placed it into an air fryer for 15 minutes until it was crispy and then sliced it up.
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She told viewers: "You've got all those roast dinner vibes in there, you can serve it with roast potatoes or my kids love it was mash... your favourite gravy on top."
For the full ingredients list and cooking method, make sure to check out Ciara's reel for the details.
Fans were certainly loving the recipe, as it racked up more than 11,000 likes from foodies.
One person exclaimed: "Everything about this looks divine, while another agreed: "Definitely making this it looks amazing."
While a third chimed in: "Never thought about putting stuffing inside, what a fab idea!"
Giving an extra tip, someone else added: "I put sausage in mine too."
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