Air Fryer Frozen Garlic Bread – Easy, Delicious and Fresh! [Video]

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Air fryer garlic bread recipe

Air fryer garlic bread is nothing else than aromatic and garlic-infused bread cooked in the air fryer. 

The aroma in the kitchen is fantastic and lingering. It smells of freshly cooked bread full of buttery garlic filling that smells intoxicating. 

Air fryer garlic breadWell, you may think, what a difficult recipe! It was also a discovery of how quickly frozen bread can become so delicious and fresh. A cheap baguette that can become your best saviour when you want to serve a dish, and you don’t have some fresh bread. It air fryers for 3 minutes and will become your tastier bread to enjoy with everything. This garlic bread can deliciously pair with the following recipes: air fryer juicy meatballs, air fryer pork skewer, air fryer chicken cutlets, air fryer pork belly, and others. Simple and amazing. The crispy crust of the frozen bread is amazing, while the inside is soft with an intoxicating garlic aroma. It quickly became one of my favourite breads ever to taste, and I have tried a lot of them, even the most famous French ones. 

Air fryer garlic bread recipe

How do you store frozen garlic bread?

Storing this frozen bread is easy as it comes in a special pack that can be stored for months. You don’t need to defrost it; on the contrary, you must take it out of the pack and put it in the air fryer for 3 minutes. You will enjoy the freshest, softest, crispier bread with an amazing buttery/garlic flavour. It is easy and convenient to cook this frozen garlic bread. It takes you 4 minutes to crowd and please your family. But, if you have more time and patience, you can cook the bread yourself from scratch. We have the best bread recipe here. Add garlic or any other spices to make it look and taste fancy. 

What are other flavours? 

You can find frozen bread with different toppings and fillings. 

frozen garlic bread You can buy it with garlic like me, greenies (dill or parsley), multigrain mustard, rosemary or thyme garlic bread, onion, and others. Read more useful information about garlic here. The positive thing about this quick and easy recipe is that you don’t need to reheat your oven, wait a lot, and wash it. Using an air fryer helps to save time and mess, which is so important nowadays. Also, for note, this is a simple recipe for vegetarians. A helpful kitchen hack that instantly saves your time and effort, as this frozen garlic butter will be one of the best next to a dish ingredient that is so fresh and crispy. I love this bread because it is super tasty, especially since I am a garlic fan in most dishes. 

The ingredients:

Air fryer garlic bread recipe

  • 1-2 frozen garlic bread
  • seasoning

How long does it take to cook garlic bread in an air fryer?

Cooking frozen garlic bread in the air fryer is simple, easy, and super tasty. The bread cooks in minutes, and you can enjoy a crispy crust with an intoxicating garlic aroma that is simply mouth-watering. 

garlic bread in air fryerPreheat the air fryer for 3 minutes at 350`f (180C).

Take out the frozen garlic bread and cut it in half. Watch the video below for more information:

Put the air fryer basket out, lay the parchment paper, and add garlic bread. Cook for 3-4 minutes until golden crispy and delicious. Enjoy.

Air fryer garlic bread recipe

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Air Fryer Frozen Garlic Bread

Annie
Air fryer garlic bread is nothing else than aromatic and garlic-infused bread cooked in the air fryer.
5 from 1 vote
Prep Time 5 minutes
Course air fryer
Cuisine American

Equipment

  • air fryer

Ingredients
  

  • 1 frozen garlic bread
  • seasoning

Instructions
 

  • Preheat the air fryer for 3 minutes at 350 F.
  • Take out the frozen garlic bread.
  • Cut halves if necessary.
  • Take out the basket and lay the parchment paper.
  • Cook for 3-4 minutes until crispy and soft.
  • Enjoy next to anything.
Keyword air fryer garlic bread, garlic bread in air fryer
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