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How To Air Fry Sausage Patties

How To Air Fry Sausage Patties So That It’s Tasty?

Looking for something to eat for breakfast but too lazy to cook. look no further than this post to learn how to air fry sausage patties. You can use your air fryer to whip something fast tasty and nothing say tasty than a sausage patty. Your sausage will be juicy and tender once you cook it in the air fryer.

One day while I was shopping at my grocery store, I saw frozen patties in the frozen food section and I thought to myself, I can use this to cooking my air fryer. I think you should be aware of the type of content that I normally post, frozen food can be cooked in the air fryer. So, that’s what I did. When you cook sausage patties in the air fryer it is easy to clean up after yourself. Not only that but cooking frozen sausage patty will take about 10 minutes or less, depending on your air fryer power.

Why Should I Make My Sausage Patties In The Air Fryer

You should be familiar with the saying; breakfast is the most important meal of the day. What they don’t tell you is breakfast is the most stressful meal of the day. Why is breakfast so stressful you may ask? Because you would have to wake up to make it, there are times that you will not know what to make and you’re probably late for work or school.

Cleaning

When you’re cooking in an air fryer, the only thing that you will need to do cleaning-wise is washing the basket that comes from the air fryer. You can wash the basket with your hands or in a dishwasher.

Texture

I know the subheading is going to be a little bit confusing for you. when I say texture, am talking about the food that is cooked in the air fryer or just the texture of the food. When you’re cooking the sausage patties in an air fryer, the outside of your sausage patty is going to be crispy and it’s going to be healthier than if you were to use a deep fryer. As you should know by now when you are cooking with an air fryer you’ll not need to cook with a lot of oil.

Faster Cooking

At this point, you should be very familiar with how an air fryer works if not then let’s do a recap. The air fryer cooks the food by circulating hot air around the food. That being said, you can see that why it would cook quicker than an oven or a stovetop.

Babysitting

Cooking with an air fryer will help you to take care of your kids. No, they won’t. What I’m trying to say is when your cooking breakfast all you have to do is put your sausage patties in, set the temperature and time, and that it. If you want to flip the patties you can. All I’m saying you will have more time to spend with your family.

Defrost Or Not To Defrost

One of the cool things about cooking in an air fryer is the fact that you don’t need to defrost anything. There is no trying to remember to pull out something from the freezer give it time to defrost. Now all you have to do is simply take your frozen food out of the freezer and place it in the air fryer.

How To Start The Process

So the first thing that you want to do is take out any kind of frozen sausage patties. You can even make your sausage patties from scratch. That should be a fun project for you and your family. The good thing about this that you have two options, frozen or homemade sausage patties.

The most important thing that you will need to have to start this process is to have an air fryer. An air fryer is an important part of this process, so you have to ensure that you’re buying the right one that suits your needs. Also, ensure that you will have your air fryer somewhere with space.

Cooking Sausage Patty In The Air Fryer

First, you will need to preheat your air fryer before use it. There be some air fryer that doesn’t require you to preheat it however still preheat your air fryer if the recipe asks for it. One advantage of preheating your air fryer is that your food will come out slightly better. You can preheat your air fryer at any temperature that you might need. So for this scenario where going to preheat or air fryer at 375°F.

Set the sausage patties into the air fryer basket and set to cook. Halfway through your sausage patty

cooking time, you will need to flip them over so that they can cook properly on the other side. Once the timer goes off, check the sausage patty’s internal temperature. Your sausage Patty should reach an internal temperature of 160°F. It doesn’t reach that temperature, it is not safe to eat so you will need to cook it longer in the air fryer until it reaches that temperature.

Air Fryer Frozen Sausage Patties

Woke up this morning and felt for sausage patties, not just any patty frozen kind. It’s a wonderful feeling to know what you want for breakfast. Sausage patties are food for champions.

Cook time: 10 mins

Servings: 4

Ingredients:

  • Sausage patties (1 pound, frozen)

Instructions:

First, you will need to preheat your air fryer before use it. We’re going to preheat or air fryer at 375°F.

Set the sausage patties into the air fryer basket and set to cook. Halfway through your sausage patty cooking time, you will need to flip them over so that they can cook properly on the other side. Once the timer goes off, check the sausage patty’s internal temperature. Your sausage Patty should reach an internal temperature of 160°F. It doesn’t reach that temperature, it is not safe to eat so you will need to cook it longer in the air fryer until it reaches that temperature.

Nutrition:

Serving: 1g | Calories: 200kcal | Protein: 10g | Fat: 15g

Conclusion

You must be asking yourself this question, you see everything but you can’t find any information on the cooking time of the sausage patties. All this was done strategically, I just wanted you to read at the end. Your sausage patties can come out in different shapes and sizes. Depending on the size of your sausage Patty it can take somewhere between 7 to 15 minutes. So, it would be best for you to experiment and see what time works best for you. That’s it from me and I’ll see you at the next.


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