Ridiculously Good Air Fryer Broccoli

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Ridiculously Good Air Fryer Broccoli

This Air Fryer Broccoli is both tender and crisped at the same time. So easy and done it 10 minutes! We've been making it every night and my kids go wild for it.

Prep

2 min

Cook

7 min

Total

9 min

Serves

2

Instructions

  1. 01

    Place florets in a bowl. Add water, oil, and salt. Break into bite-sized pieces and massage gently for 30-60 seconds, until the broccoli turns a slightly brighter green. You want to get it to drink up some of that water and oil mixture a bit!

  2. 02

    Add broccoli to your air fryer. (There will still be a bit of water left over in the bowl; that’s fine.) Air fry at 350 for 5 minutes; give it a quick shake. It should look bright green, like steamed broccoli.

  3. 03

    Air fry at 375 for another 2 minutes. Now it should start to look browned, crisped, and roasty toasty. (You can adjust the time and temp to get your desired level of crispness).

  4. 04

    You’re done! Yum! It’s fluffy and tender, but crisped and browned at the same time. I love this with a dipping sauce or just sprinkled with a bit of Parmesan.

Nutrition

per serving

Calories
54
Protein
1.9g
Carbs
4.5g
Fat
3.8g
Fiber
1.8g
Sugar
1.2g
Sat. fat
0.4g
Sodium
255.3mg
Cholesterol
0mg

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