Could we get rid of ovens?

I recently bought a Ninja multi cooker and love it BUT I still need my oven. I cooked a roast Sunday meal just after I bought it and realised that, to use it, I would have to do one thing at a time.

For example, how could I cook meat, roast potatoes, and yorkshire puds without having to do one thing at a time and keep it warm while doing the rest?

Having said that, it is brilliant for simpler menus like stews, using either the slow cooker function or the pressure cooker one. Roast potatoes are a dream, especially while following the SW diet which involves minimal use of fats/oils.

I use my combination microwave for many other things like vegetables and baked potatoes.

I didn't say in my post above whether I would consider buying one. It would be ideal as I mainly just cook for the two of us. I admit I wasn't clear as to how they actually functioned at first.

Here is a very useful podcast on the subject which explains things very clearly.

www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0018hjr?partner=uk.co.bbc&origin=share-mobile

It's horses for courses. Can't cook everything in an air fryer, steamer or microwave or an oven but if you can use the cheapest option that makes sense. The oven costs nothing while not in use.

I wouldn't say get rid but use less certainly , since I bought my Airfryer I only use my oven about once or twice week that is usually because something won't fit into the air fryer and to TBH I wish I had purchased a bigger one as the draw could be bigger. We are not ones for the full cooked dinner type meals with a roast and all the trimmings and don't cook cakes very often as we try to cut down on sweet things.

I did not realise, until after I bought my multi cooker, which is the Ninja Mini, a round version, that bigger ones with shelves are available. They just look like a small cooker.or grill.

I would not get one as they take up a lot of work surface space. However, I think they would be a good alternative to the oven for someone just planning a kitchen or who already has a lot of spare worktop space