How To Air Fry Ravioli

Combine bread crumbs and pecorino romano cheese on a plate.

How to air fry ravioli. Finish cooking the ravioli s. Preheat an air fryer to 350 degrees f 175 degrees c according to manufacturer s instructions. Set the temperature to 350 and the time to 9 minutes and at about 5 minutes turn the ravioli s and lightly spray with the spray olive oil. Simply preheat your air fryer to 350 degrees spritz the frozen ravioli with a little oil and cook it for 3 to 4 minutes until warmed thoroughly. Follow the same steps as above but cook in the air fryer for 10 15 minutes at 400 degrees.

Set the air fryer to 350 degrees and cook for 10 minutes or until golden brown. Continue this process until all the ravioli is breaded. Dip 1 ravioli into beaten egg mixture then into bread crumb mixture pressing to coat. Place the breaded ravioli s in the air fryer in a single layer and lightly spray with the spray olive oil. Dip ravioli into flour then dip into eggs then in breadcrumbs mixture to coat both sides.

Don t over air fry or the cheese will bust out. To lighten up this recipe you can cook the raviolis in the air fryer. Preheat air fryer to 400 degrees f and spray the basket with cooking spray. Preheat air fryer to 350. Spray with cooking spray.

However fresh or frozen raviolis can be used. I prefer to use refrigerated raviolis in this recipe. Cook coated ravioli in air fryer for 3 4 minutes or until they re as golden brown and crunchy as you d like them to be. Place 9 coated raviolis in a single layer more or less depending on the size of your air fryer and air fry for 3 minutes or until toasty and warm. In batches put ravioli in the air fryer basket then spray cooking oil.

Blot dry the outside of each ravioli then dip into egg and coat with breadcrumbs on both sides. The ravioli heats right up in the air fryer for a crispy appetizer or dinner. These directions also work on store bought toasted ravioli like louisa toasted ravioli. Set inside air fryer basket in one layer. Dip in eggs then in crumb mixture patting to help coating adhere.