Air Fryer Cookie Fries

Air Fryer Cookie Fries are the latest food craze to hit the internet. These delicious treats are made by cutting cookie dough into fry shapes and cooking them in an Air Fryer for a crispy exterior and soft, gooey center.

They’re perfect for a twist on dessert or as a unique snack. Air Fryer Cookie Fries can be topped with ice cream and sprinkles for a fun twist on traditional cookies and ice cream or served alongside dipping sauces like chocolate or raspberry for an interactive party appetizer.

The possibilities for customization are endless. Try different types of cookie dough or mix-ins like mini chocolate chips or nuts for added flavor and texture. So grab your Air Fryer and get inventive with Air Fryer Cookie Fries!

Cookie Fries

Have you ever wanted to combine your love of french fries and cookies into one delicious snack? Look no further than Cookie Fries!

These unique treats blend flour, sugar, butter, and chocolate chips, resulting in a crispy outer crust and gooey center. Additionally, Cookie Fries come in a variety of flavors, such as chocolate chip, macadamia nut, and even bacon and cheddar. They are the perfect salty-sweet treat and can be enjoyed on their own or dipped in your favorite sauce.

So next time you crave something different and delightful, try Cookie Fries. You won’t be disappointed.

Ingredients Needed For Air Fryer Cookie Fries

Are you craving something sweet but don’t want the hassle of baking traditional cookies? Look no further than these air fryer cookie fries!

Note: For Complete instructions and detailed quantities, scroll to the end of the page, where there is a printable recipe card.

• Flour: Use regular, all-purpose flour that has been sifted to remove clumps.
• Cornstarch: Helps to thicken the cookies and makes them chewy.
• Cream of Tartar: This helps to give the cookies a light and fluffy texture.
• Kosher Salt: Adds some flavor to the dough.
• Butter: Use unsalted, room-temperature butter.
• Granulated Sugar: You can use white sugar or brown sugar
• Egg: Use a large, room-temperature egg.
• Vanilla Extract: For the best flavor, use pure vanilla extract.

How To Make Cookie Fries In Air Fryer

Follow the step-by-step directions for homemade cookie fries in the air fryer.

Line the air fryer basket with parchment paper and set aside. In a medium bowl, stir together flour, cornstarch, cream of tartar, and salt. Set aside for now. In a large bowl, beat butter and granulated sugar on high until light and fluffy (about 2 minutes). Beat in the egg and vanilla extract until thoroughly combined (about 30 seconds). 

Beat dry ingredients into wet ingredients on low just until combined. Do not overmix.  Cover the bowl with food-safe plastic wrap and place it in the fridge for 30 minutes before rolling it out. 

Stir the topping ingredients (granulated sugar and ground cinnamon) in a bowl, then set aside. To keep these cookies thick and chewy, they should be rolled out to 3/8” thickness. I use This rolling pin to ensure even thickness for all cookies. Lightly dust the table or silicone baking mat with flour before rolling out the dough. Just a very light dusting of flour – you don’t want too much flour added to the cookie dough.

Place about 1/3 of the dough on the table and start to roll the dough out. Lightly dust the rolling pin with flour if the dough is sticking to the rolling pin. 

Using a crinkle cutter (this is what I use), cut the cookie fries about ½” to ¾” in width and between 4” and 5” long. You’ll want to vary the length a bit between 4” and 5” so they aren’t all the exact same length.

As you gently lift each cookie fry off the table or baking mat, place it in the topping mixture and lightly press each side. It may be easier to have the topping mixture on a flat plate rather than in a bowl so that the fry doesn’t get squished or bent when you coat it. Place the raw cookie dough fries 1.5” apart on the parchment-lined baking sheets. The cookies shouldn’t spread much during baking, but leave some space between fries for growth.

Place the trays of cookie fries into the freezer for 20 minutes. Add the cookie dough to a parchment-lined air fryer basket, carefully leaving space around the cookies and ensuring they are not touching—Air Fry at 320 degrees F for 4 to 8 minutes. The cookies should be firm enough to hold their shape if you flip one over but not baked enough that the bottom has started to brown. Don’t overbake the cookies; they’ll turn out crunchy instead of chewy. 

Cook the cookies in batches until the dough is used.

Pro Tips For The Best Air Fried Cookie Fries

Air fryers can do more than crisp up frozen french fries—they can also bake the perfect cookie fries! But before you fire up your air fryer, here are some tips for baking the ultimate treat.

• Overcrowding: Don’t overcrowd the fryer basket. While cramming in as many cookie dough pieces as possible may be tempting, this will result in unevenly cooked cookie fries.
• Flavors: Experiment with different types of dough. Traditional chocolate chip cookies work well, but try mixing them with red velvet or a sugar cookie base for a twist on conventional cookie fries.
• Timing: Monitor the temperature and cooking time. Every air fryer is different, so check for doneness early and adjust accordingly to prevent burnt edges or undercooked centers.

Keep these tips in mind; your air fryer will be cranking out delicious cookie fries soon!

Faq’s

Can I freeze these Snickerdoodle cookie fries?  Once baked, these snickerdoodle cookie fries can be frozen for up to two months. Be sure to wrap them well in food-safe plastic wrap (to prevent them from drying out) and store them in a sealed food-safe container. Bring back to room temperature before serving.  

My cookie fries spread a lot during baking – what went wrong? Be sure to measure your butter correctly. Adding too much butter or substituting butter for another ingredient could cause these cookie fries to spread too much.  This recipe’s chilling and freezing steps are essential as they help the cookies hold their shape during baking. Be sure to chill the dough for 30 minutes before rolling it out and cutting it into fries (not much longer than 30 minutes, though, or the dough will become hard to work with). Then, freeze the fries for 20 minutes before baking. 

My dough is tough to work with. What went wrong? This could be due to various reasons. If your dough is too crumbly, the butter probably wasn’t slightly melted when you mixed it with the other ingredients. The cold butter should be warmed in the microwave for about 30 seconds before mixing with the sugar. 

Another reason could be that too much flour was added to the dough. If you’re scooping flour directly out of the bag with the measuring cup, you could get 25% more flour than you need in your recipes. To help prevent that, use a food scale to measure the flour, or use a spoon in the flour bag to scoop flour into your measuring cup gently. This will help prevent overfilling or packing the flour into the measuring cup.

Was the dough chilled in the fridge longer than 30 minutes? If so, you may want to leave the dough out at room temperature for about 10 minutes to soften up. 

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