Making hash browns in the air fryer has never been easier. It’s a quick, easy, and healthy way to make breakfast for a family of four. In this quick recipe, you’ll learn how to make hash browns in the air fryer, and the perfect time to make them.
Air fryers are the latest craze in cooking
Air fryers are a convenient and healthy way to make fries at home. This is because they are super easy to use, you can make them in a matter of minutes, and they cook food quickly and evenly. With that being said, there are a few things that you should know about air fryers before buying one. Below, we will look at what they are, what they are not, and some ways to make hash browns in your air fryer.
Hash Browns Recipe
Make fresh hash browns in the air fryer with the help of your food processor or mixer and a batch of classic hash browns from the oven. Prep time – less than 10 minutes total – for the perfect hash browns.
Air Fryer for Cooking Hash Browns
If you are looking for a fast, convenient way to cook hash browns, then the air fryer is perfect for you. With just a few ingredients and about 15 minutes of prep time, you can make hash browns that are piping hot, crispy, and delicious.
How to Make Hash Browns in the Air Fryer
Make delicious hash browns in the air fryer with this easy recipe!
How to Make Air Fryer Hash Browns
One of the best meals that you can make in your air fryer is hash browns. Hash browns are like potato pancakes, except that hash browns are thinner. To make hash browns, you will need potatoes and some oil. Peel the potatoes. Cut the potatoes into very small slices. You will want the hash browns to be small, but not too small. Place the potatoes in a bowl. Add some oil and salt to the potatoes. Let the potatoes soak in the oil and salt for about 15 minutes. Pour the potatoes into an air fryer and air-fry the potatoes for 3-4 minutes. For hash browns, you can air-fry the potatoes for about 2 minutes. Take the hash browns out of the air fryer and flip them over. Turn the air fryer to medium-high and air-fry the hash browns for about 3 more minutes. If you like to make some gravy, add some milk and some fresh parsley to the hash browns. Serve immediately.
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