Air Fryer Onion Rings

We went to Amish Country a week ago and I bought a bag of onion rings that were already breaded and frozen by the Amish. I hate frying in oil so I put them in the air fryer. I am so glad that I did as they were golden brown, very crispy and delicious.

If your onion rings are frozen, let them thaw completely. Spray the basket of your air fryer with cooking oil. Preheat air fryer to 400º for 5 minutes.

Place a layer of onion rings in the basket. I was too hungry to make them one layer at a time so I balanced them on top of each other so they were barely touching the other onion rings. Liberally spray the onion rings with cooking oil then salt them to taste.

Air fry at 400º for 13-15 minutes or until golden brown then enjoy!
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Onion Rings are my absolute favorite! Thank you Diane, if it were possible, I would only eat onion rings and popcorn. Just sayin’ xxoo, C
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I’m with you Cheryl! Thank you! ❤️
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Yummmm
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Thank you Beth❤️
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Oooo, I didn’t know we could put breaded things in there. My husband will love that. PS love your plate/bowl. My grandma had some dishes like those.
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Oh yes, anything breaded can go in as long as you wet the breading completely with spray cooking oil as that is what causes it to brown and crisp up. Thank you Jessica. 💕
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Oh, that’s great to know, thank you!
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You’re very welcome.
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Those look great!
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Thank you so much, they were as good as any we have ordered in a restaurant.
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Thank you for reblogging Ned ❤️
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Looks yummy! Diane – do you think an air fryer is worth buying? I don’t normally deep-fry anything but these new fryers look inviting. I have resisted as another appliance when you live off-grid is always frowned upon. However, these seem not to take much grease. Opinion???
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Absolutely worth every penny in my opinion. I have made everything from lobster tail, wings, fish, sausage, bacon, chips, chicken, pork, steak….well you get the idea. The only thing I use is Pam (spray cooking oil) and clean up in mine is a breeze. I highly recommend buying one unless you have a large family as they only hold enough for 2-3 people in one cooking on most accounts. It is perfect for my husband and me. Thank you 💕
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Those look seriously good
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They really were Sheree, thank you. 💕
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I air fry the Walmart onion rings – oh so good!!
Didn’t get to make the orange chicken yet. I needed something for a brunch, so I made your Wartime Eggs in Noodle Nests. First – they made a hit as a conversation starter and then I got the ooh and aahs for taste. You have another winner!!
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OMG that was a perfect brunch for conversation GP, I’m glad they liked it. Thank you for all your kind words! 🥰
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Your site has become my go-to for recipes!!
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You just made my day GP!💕
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💜 Frying Pans can be Demonic EveryOne; just a little oil in an Air Fryer is THE GO!!! EveryBody
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So much healthier and still tasted great, thank you!
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💜 YOU!!! ARE Most Welcome 🙏🏿 🤗 ☺️ 😊 🙌 😀 🙏🏿 SupaSoulSis; a Husband To Be Envied is YOURS!!! 😉
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I bet these were so good! And much healthier, too.
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They sure were Michelle, thank you! 💕
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Thank you for reblogging my friend!
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Yummy, and this way preparated without many calories. Thanks, Diane! Best wishes, Michael
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You’re welcome Michael and yes, so much healthier than deep frying!
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Onion rings are always such a treat! I like to have them with store bought spicy mayo (or you can make your own by mixing mayo and sriracha sauce). Yum!
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Oh yes!!! I mix sriracha and mayo for many things, mostly sandwiches. Thank you Ab. 💕
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They certainly look delish!
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Thank you so much Valerie ❤️
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My husband used our air fryer tonight to make catfish tacos. We are just getting used to the benefits of an air fryer. Tonight my husband noted the minimal cleanup and especially that we did not heat up the kitchen/house in our continuing triple digit temps. 😀 Your onion rings look delicious.
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You can cook just about anything in the air fryer. The only disadvantage I see with it is the size. Thank you and enjoy your air fryer!
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I love onion rings. I didn’t thaw them when air frying them. Next time, I will try that. I try not to buy them too often because I like them too much! These look delicious!
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I read freezing them helps keep the breading on. I liked thawing them so the spray oil stayed wet and the salt would stick good. We love them too Betty!
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Oh my! Those look amazing!! Gotta get an air fryer…
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They turned out as good as the ones fried from a restaurant. We are looking forward to having them again. Thank you so much. 💕
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We don’t like the mess of frying onion rings in oil (and thus only eat it when we’re in a restaurant) … but just look at your perfectly air-fried onion rings … and I still have not bought me one!
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I was amazed at how perfect they turned out, without all that grease and what’s funny is they were as delicious as any restaurant we have ordered them from. Thank you! ❤️
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I love onion rings! This looks like a great way to do them, bet they turn out nice N crispy!
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Yes they sure did and I was really surprised. This first thing my husband said was “Wow, these are so crispy.” I will be making them in my air fryer again. Thank you Paul!❤️
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We have not made these in an air fryer yet – just oil. This does look like the way to go to get closer to where we like them.
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They were so crispy and none of the oil, just cooking spray oil. They were so good!
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We don’t own an air fryer, our oven has a setting and I think I’ll try these. If they flop, I’ll do them at my DIL…she air fry’s all the time.
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I bet they will work in the oven but I’m not sure if you will need to spray them with cooking oil. Is it a convection oven?
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Thank you for reblogging! 💕💕💕
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These look delicious Diane – thick onion rings and I could sit and eat that whole plate of them right now. I laughed at your line: “I was too hungry to make them one layer at a time so I balanced them on top of each other so they were barely touching the other onion rings.” (Sounds like something I’d do if I cooked.)
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Thank you Linda. I did eat almost all of them for my dinner, I shared a few with Terry! 🤣😂🤣
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Yummy and healthy. Totally guilt free!
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Definitely guilt free but since getting older I don’t care for fried food like I used to. Thank you Kally💕
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I don’t care much for them either. Oily stuff gives me a headache and heartburn.
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Thank you!
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Looks delicious! i need to try these 🙂
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Thank you, I am hoping to try your venison enchiladas soon.
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They look just awesome!
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Thank you they tasted so good. 🥰
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