How to perfectly reheat boneless wings in air fryer. If you have leftover boneless wings, don’t throw them away instead load them in the air fryer for the perfect quick snack.
You can also make ahead boneless wings and then use the air fryer to quickly reheat when you are ready to eat.
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Reheat Boneless Wings
I will admit it now, I don’t eat much processed food at all. I’m a big fan of the paleo lifestyle and if I can make something homemade than I will. I don’t even buy in gravy granules and instead make my own and love to make instant pot veggie stock from leftover veggie scraps.
But there are a handful of frozen foods that I just love, I know I shouldn’t buy, but they taste so, so good in the air fryer.
Air fryer frozen Yorkshire puddings, air fryer frozen chicken kievs are in the top 5 alongside air fryer frozen boneless wings.
I have never been a big fan of chicken wings, even though Sofia would eat them for every meal of the day, and its because they are only small and mainly bone. So when I was introduced to TGI Friday’s Boneless Chicken Wings, I was totally in love and I just couldn’t stop at one box and was soon back to Iceland for some more.
When one of our readers at Recipe This asked us about reheating boneless wings in air fryer, we were there with bells on.
We couldn’t cook the boneless wings in the air fryer quick enough. We then left them to cool completely in the fridge before showing you exactly how to reheat these delightful boneless wings.
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Can You Reheat Wings In Air Fryer?
YES, YES, YES, you can reheat wings in air fryer. They can be regular chicken wings with bone in, or you can reheat boneless wings in the air fryer.
Though of course, boneless wings are a size slightly bigger than chicken nuggets therefore will be faster to reheat in the air fryer compared to bone in.
If reheating bone in chicken wings, I recommend you follow our guide for reheating KFC hot wings as it’s a similar size.
What Is The Best Way To Reheat Boneless Wings?
The best way to reheat boneless wings is in the air fryer. That is because the air fryer will crisp up your boneless wings as well as reheating at the same time.
You also won’t have that soggy, or rubbery texture that you get from reheating boneless wings in the microwave.
Plus, you don’t have to wait on the oven to preheat as the air fryer doesn’t need a preheat.
How Do You Reheat Chicken In An Air Fryer Without Drying It Out?
To avoid drying chicken out when you reheat in the air fryer, we recommend you reheat at either at a low temperature or with a very quick cook time.
For example, a short burst at 200c/400f will do the job perfectly or a longer burst on a low temperature of 160c/320f will also work well.
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What Do You Need To Reheat Boneless Wings?
Wings – You will need leftover boneless chicken wings that are chilled (not frozen) and are ready for you to throw them in the air fryer for a quick reheat.
Oil – We also recommend a little extra virgin olive oil spray, that you can add to your boneless wings to make them crispy again. But of course, this is optional.
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How To Reheat Boneless Wings In Air Fryer?
- Load. Start by loading boneless wings into the air fryer basket.
- Cook. Then spray with extra virgin olive oil and air fry for 3 minutes at 200c/400f.
- Serve. Load piping hot leftover boneless wings onto a serving dish and serve with your favourite dipping sauce.
And I am sure you can see now how easy this reheated air fryer boneless wings recipe is and why you should be doing it too!
How Long To Reheat Boneless Wings In Air Fryer?
The reheated boneless wings cook time is JUST 3 minutes. Just think you can load leftover wings into the air fryer and be serving them just 3 minutes from now.
So next time you have takeout and have leftover wings, or maybe it was Game Day and you didn’t eat them all, then leave them in the fridge and then you have a delicious snack to reheat the next day.
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Reheat Boneless Wings In Air Fryer
Instructions
- Place leftover boneless wings in the air fryer.
- Spray the tops of the wings with extra virgin olive oil spray.
- Air fry the boneless wings for 3 minutes at 200c/400f.
- Serve the boneless wings with your favourite dipping sauce.
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Thanks when i reheated my first lot they were over cooked and tasted horrible, so thanks for the instructions and they were delicious as if they were fresh.