Easy Air Fryer Peach Fritters

In the fast-paced life, it is extremely difficult to find a dessert that is both healthy and delicious. At this moment, we bring you a simple peach pie made in an air fryer. The production steps are simple and clear. Without much effort, in just a few steps, you can easily taste the taste of home, and the happiness is instantly overflowing. It can also help you save a lot of time.

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POSTED:11/27/2024
Level:Easy
Yield:1-2 servings
Total:35 min
(includes chilling time)
Active:10 min

Ingredients Needed

Peaches: Choose peaches with moderate ripeness, bright color and full flesh to ensure the taste and sweetness.

Flaky pastry: Ordinary commercially available flaky pastry is fine. It's convenient and fast.

Butter: To increase fragrance and rich taste.

White sugar: Used for seasoning. The amount can be adjusted appropriately according to the sweetness of peaches.

Starch water makes the peach jam thick. It can be made by mixing starch and water in a 1:1 ratio.

Egg yolk: Used to brush on the surface to make the baked peach pie golden and attractive.

Precautions

Ingredient control

Peach selection: Choose fresh peaches with good ripeness. Unripe peaches have hard flesh, are sour and astringent, and are difficult to make into jam. Overripe peaches are easy to become soft and mushy and burnt, resulting in a bitter taste.

Flaky pastry storage: Keep it refrigerated until use. Leaving it at room temperature for a long time will cause the oil in the flaky pastry to seep out and the pastry to become wet and sticky, affecting the operation and quality of the finished product.

Cooking points

Precise heat control: Use low heat throughout the process of melting butter and stir-frying peaches. Low heat can prevent butter from being burnt and becoming bitter. It allows peaches to be heated evenly, becoming soft and not burnt, ensuring color and taste.

Sugar and starch treatment: After adding white sugar, stir until it is completely dissolved to make the sweetness evenly distributed. After adding starch water, stir-fry until the peach flesh becomes thick and jam-like, which is beneficial for spreading and wrapping to prevent the filling from flowing out.

Flaky pastry operation

Reserve margin around the spread jam: When spreading the jam, leave a margin of 1-1.5 centimeters around the flaky pastry to facilitate sealing and prevent the jam from overflowing during baking to ensure a beautiful appearance.

Uniform width of weaving: Try to make the width of the woven flaky pastry strips as uniform as possible. Uniform width results in a neat and beautiful pattern, uniform heating, and consistent crispy taste.

Key points of baking

Preheating treatment: Preheat the air fryer for 3-5 minutes before putting in the pie. Preheating makes the inside reach the right temperature. When the pie is put in, it is heated evenly, promoting the pastry to become crispy.

Temperature and time setting: Set it to bake at 180℃ for about 20 minutes and turn it over after 10 minutes. This combination makes the crust golden and crispy, and the filling cooked and soft. If the temperature is too high, it is easy to burn and the filling is not cooked. If the temperature is too low, the crust is not crispy and the filling is easy to dry.

Which kind of peaches should be used

When making peach pies in an air fryer, honey peaches, yellow peaches and nectarines can all be used. Honey peaches have large fruits, soft and juicy flesh, high sweetness and strong fragrance. They are easy to make into jam when stir-fried, which can add an attractive flavor to the pie. They are suitable for those who like sweet taste and strong fragrance. For example, they are very suitable for making for children. Yellow peaches have golden flesh, firm and tough texture, moderate sweetness and balanced sourness. They have a unique flavor and rich taste layers. They are also rich in carotene. They are an ideal choice for those who don't like overly sweet and greasy taste. They can make the pie taste fresher and chewy. Nectarines have a smooth skin and don't need to be peeled. They are convenient to process. The flesh is relatively hard and has more fibers. Stir-frying can retain a granular texture. They are suitable for people who pursue the chewing feeling of the flesh and want to make it quickly. Different peaches have their own characteristics. You can choose according to your personal taste preference to make a delicious and unique peach pie.

Tools you need

Pan: You need a small pan with a thick bottom and uniform heating to stir-fry the peach jam to prevent the peaches from being overheated locally and getting burnt, ensuring the quality of the peach jam.

Mixing tools: Silicone spatulas or wooden spoons are essential. Silicone spatulas fit the bottom of the pan well and are beneficial for stir-frying and preventing sticking. Wooden spoons are mild in texture and do not damage the pan coating. Both can effectively stir the peaches during stir-frying.

Air fryer: This is the core tool. It is advisable to choose a model with a capacity of 3 - 5 liters and normal heating function and uniform hot air circulation to ensure that you can bake peach pies that are crispy on the outside and cooked on the inside.

Baking tray or basket: The baking tray or basket in the air fryer is used to place the pie. Those with non-stick coating can be used directly. If there is no coating, you need to line it with oil paper or aluminum foil so that the pie can be easily taken out after baking.

Brush: A brush with soft bristles and not easy to shed is used to evenly apply the egg yolk liquid on the surface of the pie to make the pie baked with a golden and attractive color.

INGREDIENTS

MAIN INGREDIENTS

  • 1 peach
  • 2 flaky pastries

SEASONINGS

  • 20g butter
  • 25g white sugar
  • 10ml starch water
  • 1 egg yolk

DIRECTIONS

STEP 1

 Wash the peach, peel it and cut it into small pieces.

Cut peaches

STEP 2

Put a small fire in the pot, pour 20 grams of butter, heat until melted, and put the peach pieces in and stir-fry.

Heating butter

STEP 3

Add 25 grams of white sugar to the pot, stir until the white sugar is melted, then add 10 milliliters of starch water, continue to stir-fry until the peach flesh becomes thick and jam-like, then take it out and set aside.

Stir fry with sugar

STEP 4

Take a flaky pastry, spread it flat on the cutting board, and evenly spread the fried peach jam on it, leaving a certain margin around.

Spread peach jam

STEP 5

 Cut another flaky pastry into wide strips, weave and cover the flaky pastry with peach jam in a crisscross manner, cut off the excess part, and pinch the edges to seal.

Weave pastry crust

STEP 6

Dip a brush in the egg yolk liquid and evenly brush it on the surface of the flaky pastry.

Brush with egg yolk

STEP 7

Put the made peach pie into the air fryer, set it to 180 degrees, turn it over after baking for 10 minutes, and then bake for another 10 minutes. Take it out and enjoy it when the crust is crispy.

Bake peach pie

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Can other types of fruits be used to make it

Many fruits can be used to make similar pies.

There are many varieties of apples. For example, Fuji apples are crisp, while Red Delicious apples are soft and glutinous. They contain a lot of pectin. When making fillings, there is no need to add much starch water. Cut them into small pieces and stir-fry according to taste requirements. Add lemon juice, white sugar, cinnamon powder and other seasonings.

Strawberries are bright in color, strong in sweetness and fragrance, and low in acidity. Wash and remove the stems and cut them into pieces. Stir gently over low heat. Add white sugar, vanilla extract, and a small amount of gelatin sheets to enhance the flavor and solidify.

Blueberries have strong antioxidant properties, are small in size, and are moderately sweet and sour. Wash them and use them directly. When stir-frying, add white sugar, lemon juice and a little corn starch. Pay attention to stir evenly for heating.

Bananas are soft, glutinous, sweet, and have good stickiness. Peel and mash them. Add white sugar, cinnamon powder (optional) and a little butter and stir-fry briefly. As they are easy to soften, the stir-frying time should be short to prevent the pastry from getting soft due to moisture. These fruits have their own characteristics and can bring different flavors and textures to the pie.

How to prevent sticking in an air fryer

When making peach pies in an air fryer, sticking can be prevented from many aspects. First of all, use isolators. Lay oil paper or aluminum foil of appropriate size and close fit at the bottom of the frying basket, which can effectively isolate the contact between the pie and the frying basket. Secondly, do a good job in food pretreatment. Brush a layer of olive oil or melted butter evenly on the bottom and surface of the pie to form a protective film and reduce friction. Moreover, pay attention to correct cooking and cleaning. Set the time and temperature according to the standard of about 20 minutes at 180 degrees. Observe during baking to prevent excessive cooking from making the filling hard and sticking to the pan. Immediately clean the frying basket with mild detergent and soft cloth after each use to avoid the residual pie crumbs and grease affecting the anti-sticking effect next time. Do not scratch the frying basket. Through these measures, the air fryer is not easy to stick when making peach pies and ensures the smooth progress of production.

Recipe analyzer

  • Recipes: Easy Air Fryer Peach Fritters
  • Main Ingredients:2
  • Servings per recipe:1
  • Servings size:200 g
Nutritional Summary of Recipe
Amount per 150 g= 1 serving(s)
  • Energy (calories):59 kcal
    15%
  • Protein:1.37 g
    9%
  • Fat:0.38 g Why gray?
    40%
  • Carbohydrates:14.31 g
    15%
Calorie breakdown
  • Protein: 6%
    19 kcal
  • Fat: 52%
    175 kcal
  • Carbohydrates: 42%
    142 kcal
The chart shows the percentage of calories intake (energy) coming from the respective macronutrients (fats, protein and carbohydrates).
Omega 6 : Omega 3
1:1
20:1
20:1
Both fatty acids are essential, but nowadays the majority of western diets include excessive amounts of Omega 6 acid.

The ratio shows whether the proportion of both fatty acids in your diet is optimal. Red color means too much of Omega 6 or too little of Omega 3. The data are rounded off and approximate.

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