Easy Air Fryer Meatballs Recipe
I am absolutely in LOVE with my air fryer! The best part is that you can recreate all your favorite fried treats, without any of that excess fatty oil. Now I may be biased, but these air fryer meatballs are the BEST! Made with a short list of basic kitchen staple ingredients, I am certain this recipe will make it into your weekly rotation.
Simple, Short Ingredient List Easy To Make Healthier Alternative to Frying Delicious & Versatile
Meatballs have to be one of my favorite things to make. If you’ve been cruising the blog, you know I have a plethora of meatball recipes in my repertoire, but none are as easy as this! The meatballs themselves are very basic, and the air fryer does all of the work for you. No more getting splattered with hot grease, no more worrying about excess calories, no more dry meatballs!
How To Make Meatballs In The Air Fryer
How Do I Know When My Meatballs Are Done?
My best recommendation when cooking any type of meat is to purchase an instant meat thermometer. Your meatballs will be done when the center reaches 165°F degrees.
What If I Don’t Have An Air Fryer?
If you don’t have an air fryer, but still want to keep these on the healthier side, you can bake them! Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and bake at 400°F for about 20-25 until done to your liking. And if you aren’t afraid of the extra oil, you can use the traditional method of frying them up in a skillet!
Can I Make These In Advance?
Absolutely! Meatballs are great to make in advance. Not only can you made them a few days in advance, you can also freeze them for future meals! Scroll down to “Freezing” section for full instructions.
Storing Leftovers
These air fryer meatballs can be stored in an airtight container in the fridge for 3-4 days.
Freezing
These meatballs also freeze quite well! Transfer to an airtight container and store in the freezer for up 3 months.
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