Air Fryer Biscuits are the PERFECT quick and easy breakfast. We are going to share how to make frozen biscuits in the air fryer and refrigerated canned biscuits in just a few minutes!
Warm, flaky, and delicious.
I love using my Air Fryer for all types of foods and circumstances, and I have some quick and easy favorites!
I love fast snacks like Air Fryer Pizza Rolls, Air Fryer Tater Tots, easy dinners making Air Fryer Chicken Breasts, and even learning how to quickly Reheat Pizza in an Air Fryer.
And now I am making breakfast in the Air Fryer with these yummy and easy biscuits. If you love breakfast, you might also enjoy this Air Fryer French Toast.
I’m going to share with you two ways to make biscuits in the Air Fryer.
Frozen and Refrigerated.
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Don’t worry about writing any of this down, you can skip down below to the end of the post and print out the full recipe card with clear, easy instructions on how to make biscuits in the Air Fryer.
Let’s get started with what happens to be my favorite way to make biscuits.
HOW TO COOK AIR FRYER FROZEN BISCUITS
When I am making biscuits in the Air Fryer I typically grab my frozen biscuits.
Why?
Because there are times when I might be the only one eating, and grabbing one or two biscuits is easy when they are frozen. I don’t have to open an entire can of biscuits and waste anything.
Not only that, but after making frozen biscuits several times, I know just how quick and easy it is to make this little recipe.
I’ve also concluded you should always pre heat. Pre heating is important for perfection.
There are several different brands of frozen biscuits you can use. I have a few favorites, including frozen Grands biscuits, and each of them should cook relatively the same.
If you’re unsure of how your frozen or refrigerated biscuits will cook, make sure to do a quick test run with a couple of biscuits. Every brand of Air Fryer is different and doing a quick test run will ensure you’re Air Fryer cooking at just the right time and temperature.
Speaking of different brand Air Fryer, how you cook the biscuits may depend on what Air Fryer you are using. There are several different kinds, and when I am making my biscuits I like to make them in my Cosori basket style Air Fryer.
If you have a Cosori, rest assured this recipe is fail-proof and you don’t need to make a test run.
For the purposes of this post, we will concentrate on making them in the basket style Air Fryer because they come out perfectly crispy, golden brown, and flaky.
For best results, make sure you are placing the frozen biscuits on the Air Fryer basket that has been prepared so they don’t stick.
Make sure to have the biscuits placed in a single layer, and leave room around the biscuits if possible for more even cooking.
If you are using an Air Fryer with racks, you may have to adjust the heating, the time, and possibly rotate the racks for more even cooking with the food.
Time needed: 14 minutes.
Frozen Biscuits in Air Fryer
- Pre heat.
Pre heat the Air Fryer to 320 degrees Fahrenheit for 4 minutes.
- Add.
Add a piece of pre cut parchment paper and then add the frozen biscuits onto the parchment paper in a single layer. You can also use Olive oil.
- Cook.
Cook the biscuits frozen at 320 degrees Fahrenheit for a cook time of 10-11 minutes. No flipping is required.
- Serve.
Serve the fresh hot biscuits with your favorite jelly, jam, or other additions.
CAN I COOK CANNED BISCUITS IN AN AIR FRYER?
If you don’t have frozen biscuits and are using canned biscuits such as Pillsbury Grands, you can most definitely still make them in an Air Fryer.
If you are cooking canned biscuits, make sure you decrease the time by a couple of minutes and check when you get close to the end to make sure they don’t need any added time.
I will still bake my canned biscuits in the Air Fryer at the exact same temperature as the frozen biscuits.
Cooking canned biscuits in an Air Fryer is also best when done in a single layer in the Air Fryer basket.
You’ll find the complete recipe for refrigerated canned biscuits in the printable recipe card below.
WHAT AIR FRYER SHOULD I USE?
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We love our Air Fryers and actually have two of them! If you’re in the market for an Air Fryer I love to use both the Ninja Foodie Pro and the Cosori 5.8Q.
The Ninja Foodi is a grill and has several different options. It’s also called an air crisper, and you can learn more about that here. I like this for larger projects. You can open the top and check on what’s cooking, and you can also use the temperature probe and never undercook or overcook anything again.
The Cosori has a basket, is an actual air fryer, and makes it easy to shake things around while cooking. The handle on the basket makes removing the basket easier, and it’s very easy to clean. Each works very well and I use them both with this big family of mine. I can have them both working and have dinner done FAST.
They both really do work great and I love to use them on an almost daily basis. One last thing I would recommend with whichever air fryer you choose, make sure to get some basket liners. They are amazing and help make cleanup a breeze!
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Air Fryer Biscuits
Ingredients
- 4-5 biscuits (frozen or canned)
Instructions
Frozen Biscuits in Air Fryer
- Preheat the Air Fryer to 320 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Add parchment paper to the basket and place frozen biscuits in a single layer, leaving space in between them.
- Cook the biscuits for 10-11 minutes without flipping. Check the biscuits during the last two minutes to make sure the tops are perfectly browning. Add additional time if needed.
- Serve biscuits immediately.
Refrigerated Canned Biscuits in Air Fryer
- Preheat the Air Fryer to 320 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Add the biscuits to the Air Fryer basket in a single layer, leaving room in between the biscuits.
- Cook canned, refrigerated biscuits for 6-7 minutes, checking during the last couple of minutes for doneness.
- Serve the biscuits warm directly after cooking.
Notes
- Adjust the time for Air Fryer biscuits as needed for frozen or refrigerated canned biscuits.
- Check the biscuits in the last minute or two to ensure even cooking and browning tops for the biscuits.
- Enjoy hot, flaky biscuits in just minutes with an Air Fryer!
- Serve with jam, jelly, or with bacon, sausage, and more.
