Air Fryer Frozen Green Beans are amazingly tender and crisp! If you have been looking for the perfect way to cook up a batch of frozen green beans, this is the recipe for you.
Air Fryer Frozen Green Beans
Since so much produce is only available seasonally (like fresh green beans), I wanted to give you all some great go-to recipes for a healthy side dish using frozen vegetables.
Frozen green beans are a great bargain, and you can usually find them on sale for under a dollar. It’s a great way to stretch your budget, making Air Fryer Frozen Green Beans the perfect side dish for family meals.
Add some melted butter, seasonings, and maybe some sliced almonds to green beans in the air fryer for one amazing dish!
If you are looking for even more Air Fryer Vegetable Recipes, some of my favorites include AIR FRYER ROASTED CANNED CARROTS, AIR FRYER MEXICAN STREET CORN ON THE COB, CRISPY AIR FRYER EGGPLANT PARMESAN, and AIR FRYER BRUSSELS SPROUTS AND BACON.
Why You’ll Love Green Beans In Air Fryer
- Quick and easy side dish
- Budget-friendly
- Versatile
- Kid approved
- Season how you’d like
Ingredients Needed For This Green Beans Air Fryer Recipe
- Frozen Green Beans
- Butter
- Italian Seasoning
- Sliced Almonds
How To Make Frozen Green Beans In The Air Fryer
Start by adding your frozen green beans to the air fryer basket, then set the temperature to 330 degrees F, air fryer setting. Cook for 10 to 12 minutes, depending on how much you want them roasted.
Shake the basket several times during the cooking process so everything cooks evenly.
Remove the green beans from the basket, then toss with the butter, Italian Seasoning, and sliced almonds.
Seasoning Suggestions
Like most vegetable dishes, you really can season your green beans any way that you want! Here are a few of my favorite combinations:
- Butter, Salt, Chili Powder, Garlic Powder, and Onion Powder
- Olive Oil and Lemon Pepper Seasoning
- Fresh Parsley and Lemon Juice
- Sesame Oil (just a little!) and Toasted Sesame Seeds
You can also toss air fryer frozen green beans with crispy bacon pieces, caramelized garlic or onions, corn kernels, or a variety of other veggies. The only limit is your imagination!
Can You Cook Frozen Green Beans In The Air Fryer?
Yes — this is a really easy way to get roasted vegetables to your table in just a few minutes. I love that you can keep frozen green beans on hand in the freezer until you need them for a quick side dish.
Truly, you can air fry just about anything that you can microwave, and green beans in the air fryer are a great option!
How Long Should You Air Fry Frozen Vegetables?
Much like this green beans air fryer recipe, you can roast all kinds of vegetables in the air fryer! However, the cooking time will vary depending on the thickness of the veggies and the amount you make.
Check out some of these other recipes for ideas on times and temperatures: AIR FRYER FROZEN BRUSSELS SPROUTS, AIR FRYER FROZEN OKRA, AIR FRYER BUFFALO CAULIFLOWER FROM RAW OR FROZEN, and AIR FRYER FROZEN PICKLES.
Once you see how easy it is to make air fryer frozen green beans, you’ll want to cook all of your frozen vegetables in the air fryer!
More Air Fryer Vegetable Recipes:
- AIR FRYER SIMPLY ROASTED CARROTS
- AIR FRYER SWEET ROASTED ACORN SQUASH
- EASY SPAGHETTI SQUASH IN THE AIR FRYER (KETO FRIENDLY)
- AIR FRYER ROASTED BUTTERNUT SQUASH WITH SAGE BUTTER
- AIR FRYER GARLIC PARMESAN ROASTED ASPARAGUS
Air Fryer Frozen Green Beans
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Ingredients
- 16 ounces frozen green beans
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
- 1 teaspoon Italian seasoning
- 1/4 cup almonds, sliced
Instructions
- Start by adding your frozen green beans to the air fryer basket, and then set the temperature to 330 degrees F, air fryer setting, set the time for 10 to 12 minutes.
- Shake the basket serval times during the cooking process.
- Remove the green beans from the basket, and toss with the butter, Italian Seasoning, and sliced almonds.
- Plate, serve, and enjoy!
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