This easy air fryer recipe for Fried Ravioli is the perfect appetizer for your next party or dinner menu. Best of all it takes just 15 minutes to make. These crispy bites are packed with flavor and are sure to satisfy a crowd. Make up a batch today with this easy air fryer recipe.
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When it comes to cooking in my air fryer, an easy air fryer recipe is my go-to. Especially with two busy teens and a packed schedule, any chance I get to save time in the kitchen I grab it. Most of the recipes I post for the air fryer are usually quick and pretty easy. Who doesn’t love Crispy Chicken Wings and Potato Skins that can be made in virtually half the time it takes in a conventional oven or deep fryer? Don’t forget there is also NO GREASE, which makes the air fryer recipe a bit healthier for you too.
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All of my air fryer recipes are created using the Nuwave Brio 6 Qt. Air Fryer (see link below)
. I highly recommend the Nuwave brand and have also purchased and used their other small appliances on a daily basis.
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- NuWave Brio 6 Qt. Air Fryer
- Air Fryer Accessory Kit
- Air Fryer Baking Accessory Kit
- Air Fryer Accessory XL Grill Rack Bundle
- Air Fryer Everything – Foolproof Recipes For Fried Favorites
- The Complete Air Fryer Cookbook
Fried Ravioli – An Easy Air Fryer Recipe In Just 15 Minutes!
Ingredients:
- Frozen Prepackaged Ravioli (I used cheese ravioli but you can use any of our favorite flavors)
- 1 cup Bread Crumbs
- 1/2 cup Parmesan Cheese
- 1 Tbs. Italian Seasoning
- 1 Tbs. Garlic Powder
- 2 Eggs – beaten
- Cooking Spray
- Easy 20 Minute Marinara Sauce (see link for recipe below)
Directions:
In a medium bowl combine the bread crumbs, parmesan cheese, Italian seasoning, and garlic powder.
In another small bowl beat the 2 eggs.
Lightly spray the inside of your air fryer with cooking spray.
*Most air fryers have a nonstick basket, I do this only as a precautionary measure, since you will be turning them halfway through cooking.
Dip the ravioli into the egg mixture and then into the breadcrumb mixture.
Make sure you coat both sides well.
Place the breaded ravioli in a single layer in your air fryer basket.
Set your cook time to 350 degrees for 15 minutes. Turn your ravioli over after 8 minutes.
Serve with our favorite 20-Minute Marinara.
Crispy on the outside and soft and creamy on the inside. These are sure to be a huge hit at your next party, event or dinner menu.
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- Frozen Prepackaged Ravioli
- 1 cup Bread Crumbs
- ½ cup Parmesan Cheese
- 1 Tbs. Italian Seasoning
- 1 Tbs. Garlic Powder
- 2 Eggs - beaten
- Cooking Spray
- Easy 20 Minute Marinara Sauce
- In a medium bowl combine the bread crumbs, parmesan cheese, Italian seasoning, and garlic powder.
- In another small bowl beat the 2 eggs.
- Lightly spray the inside of your air fryer with cooking spray.
- *Most air fryers have a nonstick basket, I do this only as a precautionary measure, since you will be turning them halfway through cooking.
- Dip the ravioli into the egg mixture and then into the breadcrumb mixture.
- Place the breaded ravioli in a single layer in your air fryer basket.
- Set your cook time to 350 degrees for 15 minutes. Turn your ravioli over after 8 minutes.
- Serve with our favorite 20 Minute Marinara.
Do you pre-cook the frozen ravioli or put it in frozen?
I did not precook them. Battered them frozen, the air fryer did all the cooking. Hope you enjoy them.
15 minutes is too long in the Power AirFryer XL at 350, and makes them fairly dry and crunchy (may depend on size of ravioli). I recommend 10 minutes for smaller ravioli.
So easy, and one of our family’s favorite recipes! It’s so nice not to fry them and they are just as delicious! Love our Nuwave Air Fryer! Thanks for a great recipe!
YUMMY!!! The only change I made was to change the cooking time by 3 minutes. The 16 minutes made mine dry.
So glad you liked them. Yes, every air fryer will cook differently. I’m glad you found the perfect time for yours. Enjoy!
Made these for supper. They are quite tasty!! I have a house of picky eaters and two of them love these! I too had to shorten the cooking time.
Can I make this with fresh ravioli instead of frozen?? Ehat should my cook time be if so?
I have not tried it with fresh, but I don’t Fresh will cook probably in half the time as frozen.
How far in advance can you make these?
They are served hot or at room temperature. I do prefer them cooked just before serving personally
The first point to check on Air fryer is the amount of food it can contain. Air fryers were made so that you may enjoy deep-fried foods without the unhealthy elements, so the reply is yes! Alternatively, you can settle for only the air fryer.
I made the recipe for my best friend’s birthday party and it was really quick and easy. All the guests loved them, thanks for the idea!
I have a Ninja XL air fryer and manufacturer says to preheat while you recipe doesn’t. What do you do?
(There is a lot of controversy out there about preheat or not to preheat.)
15 minutes was way too much. I flipped them after 8 minutes, and went 2 minutes more. Should have taken them out at 8 minutes. They were very dry, and not very enjoyable.
So sorry to hear this. Were you using a Nuwave or a different brand?
Can I bread them the day before I cook them?
Great question! I wouldn’t bread them the day before because the breading can get soggy and would change the texture of the final dish. The good news is, is that the breading them only takes a few minutes. I also try and keep one hand dry for the breadcrumbs and one hand as a “wet” hand for the egg. Reduces clumping. Hope that helps!
Thank you!