Air fryer chestnuts: delicious and easy holiday treat. Chestnuts are the quintessential holiday treat. And these air-fried chestnuts will be your new favorite!
Air fryers are a relatively new appliance that has grown in popularity, and for good reason.
Firstly, air fryers require less oil than traditional deep frying methods. Secondly, they produce healthier and more flavorful food. Thirdly, air fryers heat up quickly and cook food quickly too. This makes them perfect for families on the go or anyone who needs to cook a quick meal in a pinch.
The best way to cut chestnuts for air frying is to score them. You can use a sharp knife or a special kitchen tool called a chestnut peeler.
Cut the top of the chestnut off, then score it by making four cuts perpendicular to the first cut. The first cut should be straight down and about one inch deep. The second should be at about a 45-degree angle and 2/3 inches long (measuring from the end of the first cut). Do this on all four sides and then peel off each layer like an apple peel, but keep your fingers out of it as you do so as they will get very sticky!
How many chestnuts will fit in a single batch of air frying? It depends on the size of the chestnut.
The average weight of chestnut is around 10 oz. We need to know what size each individual chestnut is and how much space it takes up in order to determine the answer.
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Using a sharp knife, score the chestnuts, making X into the shell.
Place chestnuts in the air fryer basket.
Fry at 400º F (200º C) for 10-15 minutes, or until they are popped.
Remove roasted chestnuts from the fryer and transfer them to a large bowl.
Serve with your favorite spices. Enjoy!