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So, the other night, I had some leftover onion rings from this awesome burger place. You know, the kind that are amazing when they’re fresh, but kinda sad and soggy the next day? I wasn’t about to throw them away, though. No way! I figured my air fryer could work some magic, and guess what? It totally did.
Getting Started
First, I pulled the onion rings out of the fridge. They were in a takeout container, all huddled together and looking pretty pathetic. I separated them a bit – this is key, you don’t want them all clumped up.
Air Frying Time!
I preheated my air fryer to 350°F. Some people say 400,that just my way.I placed the onion rings in the air fryer basket. Again, making sure they weren’t overlapping too much. You want the air to circulate, you know?
- I set the timer for about 3 minutes to start.
Checking and Flipping
After 3 minutes, I opened the air fryer and checked on them. They were starting to look a little better, but definitely needed more time. I gave the basket a good shake, flipped some of the rings over with tongs (careful, they’re hot!), and popped them back in.
- Another 2 minutes and … bingo!
The Results? Crispy Goodness!
They came out perfectly crispy! Seriously, almost as good as when they were fresh. The air fryer totally revived them. No more soggy onion rings for me!
I sprinkled a little extra salt on them (because, why not?) and devoured them. So good! Definitely a win in my book.
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