Air Fryer, Apple Pie Bubble Up
This will go down as one of the easiest and best things you make, in your air fryer. The apples are coated with cinnamon and gives a really rich flavor, all while the prep takes less than 5 minutes. This would make an amazing dessert to bring to any party or get together. It’s one of my family’s favorites and I have been making in the oven for years, today I tried making it in the air fryer, and it totally worked!
Here are the easy steps, so you can make it in your very own air fryer.
(Note: If you have a basket air fryer, just split the recipe in half and use a smaller pan, I listed a couple of options at the end of the instructions)
Start by spraying your tart pan with olive oil.
Use a sharp knife and diced the apples into smaller pieces.
Pour the diced apples into a small mixing bowl. Then cut the biscuits into 4 pieces (1 biscuit-4 piece) Place the cut biscuits into the pie filling.
Toss the biscuits nad the apple filing together, mix in some cinnamon (optional)
Pour into the prepared pie pan (tart pan)
Set into the air fryer oven or place in the air fryer basket.
Set the temperature to 320 degrees (air fryer setting) for 12 -16 minutes, until the bottom is fully cooked.
Plate, serve and enjoy!
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J.A. Henckels 6-Inch High Carbon Stainless Steel Chef’s Kitchen Knife
Stainless Steel Measuring Cups, 5 Piece Set
RSVP International Endurance (DILL) Spice Measuring Spoons, Stainless Steel
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OXO Good Grips 12 Inch Stainless-Steel Locking Tongs
The pan matters, you must choose a thin pan, as the air fryer does not do a great job of cooking all way through, these are my two favorites, that I have had great success with.
If you have a smaller basket, these work well.
Quiche Pans, Homono Commercial Grade Non-Stick Removable Bottom 5 Inch Mini Tart Pans (Pack of 6)
Wilton Excelle Elite Non-Stick Tart and Quiche Pan with Removable Bottom, 9-Inch – 2105-442
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Air Fryer, Apple Pie Bubble Up
Air Fryer, Apple Pie Bubble Up
- Prep Time: 5
- Cook Time: 15
- Total Time: 20
- Yield: 4 servings 1x
- Category: Baked Goods
- Method: Air Fryer
- Cuisine: American
Description
This will go down as one of the easiest and best things you make, in your air fryer. The apples are coated with cinnamon and gives a really rich flavor, all while the prep takes less than 5 minutes. This would make an amazing dessert to bring to any party or get together. It’s one of my family’s favorites and I have been making in the oven for years, today I tried making it in the air fryer, and it totally worked!
Ingredients
- 21 ounces apple pie filling
- 1 package refrigerated biscuits
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon (optional)
Instructions
- Start by spraying your tart pan with olive oil.
- Use a sharp knife and diced the apples into smaller pieces.
- Pour the diced apples into a small mixing bowl. Then cut the biscuits into 4 pieces (1 biscuit-4 piece) Place the cut biscuits into the pie filling.
- Toss the biscuits nad the apple filing together, mix in some cinnamon (optional)
- Pour into the prepared pie pan (tart pan)
- Set into the air fryer oven or place in the air fryer basket.
- Set the temperature to 320 degrees (air fryer setting) for 12 -16 minutes, until the bottom is fully cooked.
- Plate, serve and enjoy!
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Oh my gosh your recipes are so good. Where can I buy your cookbook.
That is really sweet, It’s on Amazon (Kindle Version Today) for $99 cents.
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Hi Laura.
What type of biscuits do you use?
I’m in the UK. Could it be digestive biscuits?
No, I looked at them (via google) and they look hard, these are what you would call Savory Scones. One search stated: ‘ve found Pillsbury biscuits-in-a-can at Asda. And Sainsbury’s has their own brand of crescent rolls-in-a-can. I hope you know where that store is, Laurie
Could this recipe be made in individual ramekins? Just love the simplicity of your recipes.
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Yes, I tried it once, and it worked perfectly. Thank you so much.