A non-crisp wing isn’t a wing. You won’t believe these Air Fryer Garlic Parmesan Wings. Perfect for watching sports on the couch, this dish is incredibly crispy and delicious.
When I Use an AIR FRYER
I don’t like deep-frying in my house. It’s a lot of work, makes a huge mess, and makes my house smell like McDonald’s for a week. No offense, Ronald. Now, with the innovation of mini air fryers, we can make the same crispy food without deep-frying or turning on the oven for an hour.
I think the air fryer has one use: simulating deep-fried foods. I won’t break it down for every recipe, but the wings, if they are not grilled, are in the air fryer. You would not get a crisper arm than this. Air fryer wings come in a variety of flavors, one of which is the incredible garlic parmesan butter sauce.
Notes on Ingredients and Substitutions
Use real garlic sauce, not powder. Although garlic powder is an excellent seasoning, fresh garlic needs to be minced if you want the butter to taste like garlic and have some texture.
About the wings:. Although the wings I used were already trimmed and prepared, you should use kitchen shears to trim off any extra skin if the wings you purchase aren’t properly trimmed. You can guarantee that your wings will be crisp by doing this
A Guide: How to Air Fryer Cooking Wings
Start by preheating the air fryer to 400°F. Since my air fryer lacks a preheat feature, I simply set it to the desired temperature for five minutes.
Step 1: This is the most important step. After taking the wings out of the packaging, pat them dry with a paper towel. The wings need to be dry to get crispy. Wings are more likely to steam if they are covered in more moisture.
Step 2: After putting the wings in a bowl, season them with olive oil, salt, pepper, garlic powder, and onion powder.
Step 3: Put them into the 18-minute air fryer. In ten minutes, flip them over and return them to the air fryer.
How to make Garlic parmesan Sauce
It is very easy to make sauces. We explain it in various ways, such as:
First, you have a small saucepan on medium-low heat and add your butter.
Second, add the parsley and garlic to the melted butter once it begins to bubble. Simmer for 5 minutes or until the garlic starts to smell fragrant from the butter. It ought to appear like the image above. Remove it from the heat after that.
Third, place the wings in a bowl and toss with the garlic and parsley butter sauce. Then mix in the Parmesan cheese and toss until completely coated.
F A Q S
Are air fryer wings better?
If you try air-frying chicken wings, you’ll be making chicken way more frequently because it’s a brilliant method. The skin gets extremely crisp from the forced hot air circulation, which is hard to accomplish in a traditional oven, and the center is cooked to perfection—it’s juicy and tender.
Can I make an air fryer in the oven?
Sure! It simply takes a lot longer due to the larger area. Preheat the oven to 400°F. Bake the wings for 35 to 40 minutes, turning them over halfway through.
Is chicken better in the oven or air fryer?
With the help of the air fryer, you can reduce the amount of oil used without sacrificing the crispy skin or mouthwatering caramelization of chicken pieces. It’s quick. It cooks chicken quickly when compared to ovens. Using an air fryer will typically reduce the cooking time by about 30 to 40 percent.