Air fryer cheesy bites with cranberry sauce
Air fryer cheesy bites with cranberry sauce
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Heat your air fryer to 200c.
Set up three bowls. Add the flour to the first. The beaten egg, to the second. And the breadcrumbs, salt, dried herbs and onion/garlic powder to the last one, giving it a quick stir to combine all the seasoning.
In stages, coat each Babybel first in the flour, then in the egg mix, then in the breadcrumbs. Set aside and repeat with the remaining cheese.
Carefully place the coated cheese in the airfryer basket (try not to let them touch) and cook for 5 minutes.
Serve the cheesy bites with cranberry sauce as a dip.
Make the most of your leftovers
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