Alright, so the other day I was craving some garlic bread, but I only had that frozen Texas toast kind in the freezer. You know the one, right? I wasn’t in the mood to wait for the oven to preheat, so I thought, “Why not try the air fryer?” It turned out to be a great idea, let me tell you! I figured I’d write up what I did, because it was way easier than I expected.
Getting Started
First, I grabbed the box of frozen garlic bread from the freezer. I think it was the Pepperidge Farm brand, but honestly, any kind will probably work. I opened the box and took out a few slices – just enough for a quick snack.
Into the Air Fryer
Next, I preheated my air fryer. I usually just set it to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. While it was heating up, I arranged the frozen slices in the air fryer basket. I made sure not to overcrowd it, because you want the air to circulate and cook everything evenly.
Cooking Time
Once the air fryer was ready, I popped the basket in and set the timer for about 5 minutes. I checked on them after about 3 minutes, just to make sure they weren’t burning. They were starting to brown nicely, so I flipped them over to get the other side crispy too. Then I let them cook for the remaining 2 minutes.
The Finished Product
When the timer went off, I carefully removed the basket. Oh boy, did they smell good! The garlic bread was perfectly golden brown and crispy on the outside, but still soft on the inside. I let them cool for a minute or two, because they were super hot.
- Taste: The garlic flavor was just right, not too overpowering.
- Texture: The perfect balance of crispy and soft.
- Time: Way faster than using the oven.
Honestly, using the air fryer for frozen Texas toast garlic bread is a game-changer. It’s quick, easy, and the results are delicious. I’ll definitely be doing this again. If you’ve got an air fryer and some frozen garlic bread, give it a try! You won’t be disappointed. It was much easier than I thought it would be, and honestly tasted better than when I’ve made it in the oven before. I hope you have a similar experience!
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