Food
Save time and make food your kids will actually eat.
If there’s one thing my kids love more than chicken, it’s ranch — this recipe from Brown Sugar Food Blog combines their two loves into one fantastic meal. You can make these garlic and ranch chicken wings in the air fryer at 400 degrees in under 20 minutes.
There are plenty of easy ways to make a batch of fries, but throwing them in the air fryer takes the cake. This recipe from All The Healthy Things promises to yield fries that are nice and crispy.
Veggies in the air fryer just taste better. At this point, it’s the only way my kids will eat most green things. This recipe from Dr. Davinah’s Eats promises roasted broccoli that’s crispy on the outside and tender on the inside.
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For hot dogs that are crispy on the outside, but juicy on the inside, use this recipe from Fit Slow Cooker Queen. You just honestly can’t get much more kid-friendly than a hot dog.
You can make an entire meal for your kids right in your air fryer with this recipe for fish and chips from Cooks With Soul. Serve crunchy, crispy, flaky fish in a snap.
With three options to choose from — classic cheddar, garlic butter, or BLT-style — My Forking Life’s air fryer grilled cheese is sure to become a household favorite.
With a sweet and tangy barbecue glaze, your kids are sure to devour these air fryer pork chops from Well Plated By Erin.
This recipe for air fryer green beans from Dr. Davinah’s Eats uses less than five ingredients and gives you perfectly crispy green beans that even your pickiest eaters will enjoy.
This recipe for air fryer avocado slices from Cooks With Soul is an easy and kid-friendly way to introduce nutrient rich avocados into a picky kid’s diet. They’re kind of like french fries, but with an avocado instead of a potato.