I LOVE my air fryer, I am absolutely hooked. From salmon to classic wings, the food comes out amazing and you’d never know it wasn’t deep or pan fried.
AIR FRYER FRIED OREOS-
These mini desserts taste better than the classic deep-fried fair food! All you need for this recipe is Oreos, Pillsbury crescent dough and powdered sugar. The crescent dough becomes crunchy on the outside yet soft and fluffy and the oreo melts in your mouth with every bite!
HOW TO MAKE FRIED OREOS-
Though you can make the batter for fried Oreos and then deep fry them in oil, this way of making Fried Oreos is so much simpler but you’d never know the difference.
Unwrap the Pillsbury crescent dough and cut out the pre-cut triangles. TIP: You can also cut the dough into eight even squares once you unroll the dough.Add an oreo on the large side of the crescent dough and roll up the oreo. Seal all around so the oreo is completely covered. Repeat with all 8 crescent triangles.Spray the air fryer basket with baking spray or line with air fryer parchment paper.
Add the wrapped Oreos into the basket leaving room between each other. Bake at 360°F for 6-8 minutes or until golden and crispy.Using a sieve, dust the air-fried Oreos with powdered sugar. We love to completely coat the tops of crescents.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
ADD-oNS FOR FRIED OREOS-
A classic topping is just powdered sugar for the air-fried oreos. However, you can top the crescent dough with some of these toppings for more flavor:
cinnamon, before cookedmini chocolate chips, before cooleddrizzle chocolate, once cookedsprinkles, once cooked
Enjoy these delicious air fried oreos without the deep fried guilt! This simple dessert recipe will become a family favorite, especially with the kids! This recipe was adapted from Pillsbury, thank you for the most delicious recipe.
Other EASY desserts recipe-
Chocolate chip scones– classic scones loaded with chocolate chipsOreo Balls– another amazing oreo recipeSnowball Cookies– a classicNutella Rice Krispie Treats– loaded with NutellaChocolate Chip Cookies– so soft
