The Ultimate Guide: How to Air Fry Cookie Dough to Perfection

– Baking refrigerated cookie dough in an air fryer is a quick and easy way to satisfy a chocolate chip cookie craving.
– Air frying cookie dough in an air fryer results in a crispy exterior and a chewy center.
– Parchment paper can be used in an air fryer to bake cookies, making cleanup easier.
– A standard air fryer can fit about 4 cookies.
– The cookies should be air fried at 320ºF for 6-8 minutes or until they are browned on top.
– The cookies should cool in the basket for 5 minutes before being removed.
– Other easy air fryer recipes include mozzarella sticks, mini corndogs, frozen French fries, cinnamon rolls, and frozen tater tots.
– Use parchment paper to prevent sticking and do not overcrowd the air fryer basket.
– The cookies can be served on their own or with various options for dipping or filling.
– The cookies can be stored in an airtight container for up to 5 days.
– Various brands of refrigerated cookie dough can be used, including Nestle toll house or homemade dough.
– Unwrap the cookie dough and transfer it to the air fryer basket, spacing the dough evenly.
– Bake at 350°F (180°C) for 6 to 8 minutes.
– The recipe is for 12 servings.
– The calorie count is approximately 165 calories per serving.
– Baking subsequent batches may require less cooking time as the air fryer will be preheated.
– Baked cookies can be frozen for up to 3 months.
– Air fryer temperatures may vary, so it is recommended to check for doneness and adjust cooking time as needed.
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How Long Does Cookie Dough Last in the Fridge? Essential Tips for Safe and Delicious Homemade Baking

– Cookie dough can be stored in the refrigerator for 3-5 days in an airtight container.
– Store-bought cookie dough lasts longer due to added preservatives, with an expiration date that can be extended by one week.
– Homemade dough should be used within 3-5 days but may last up to one week.
– Signs of spoiled dough include visible mold, off smells, and hard or discolored edges.
– Freezing dough is possible for both store-bought and homemade, with a shelf life of two months in the freezer.
– Frozen cookies can be stored in the freezer for 8-12 months.
– Cookies can be baked directly from their frozen state, but may require a few additional minutes of baking time.
– If freezing a log of cookie dough, it is advised to let it thaw slightly in the fridge before slicing.
– For cut-out cookies, the dough can be rolled out and frozen in sheets separated by parchment paper in zip-top bags.
– When ready to bake, a sheet can be pulled from the freezer, thawed a bit in the fridge, and the cookies can be cut out and baked.

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