bits + bites
Katie Kelly
1. Preheat the air fryer to 330F, if your air fryer doesn't have a preheat setting, let it run at 330F for 3 minutes. 2. While the air fryer is preheating, roll your crescent rolls. 3. Once all the crescents are rolled, spray your air fryer basket. 4. Place the rolls in one by one arranging them with enough space to cook. 5. If you have to do multiple batches, that's ok! You'd rather leave enough room than cram them into the air fryer basket and have them cook unevenly. 6. Cook at 330F for 6-8 minutes, mine cooked in 7. 7. Serve hot and enjoy!
Don’t overcrowd. You want the to be able to have room to evenly cook. Remember the air fryer cooks by circulating air, so you want to make sure there is room for the air to do its magic. Don’t stack them. Again, back to my point of overcrowding. It is best if you have to make multiple batches rather than stacking or putting them too close to one another. Keep an eye on them. Every air fryer cooks differently. I recommend cooking for 6 minutes and checking on them. The crescent rolls pictured were cooked at 330F for 7 minutes.