Recipe Box, Air Fryer Rosemary Red Potato Wedges
We have been playing with our new air fryer with much success!
I must mention that there are many different types
and brands of air fryers so cooking times and results can vary
Ours is a 10 QT Power XL Vortex Air Fryer Pro
{I bought it at Bed Bath and Beyond using a 20% off coupon}
Not only can you use it to air fry,
it has a rotisserie,
and it can broil, bake, roast, reheat and dehydrate
It can be used in a variety of ways
and has shelves instead of a basket
HHjr decided to use it for our favorite go to potato recipe
Cut red potatoes into small wedges and toss with olive oil,
chopped rosemary, and salt and pepper
Put them in a single layer on a rack in the air fryer
or in the air fryer basket
Set the air fryer to 400 degrees and set the timer for 20 minutes
They began to turn golden right before our very eyes!
After about 16 minutes they were done!
Note: time will vary depending on your air fryer
and size of potatoes,
so watch and check near the end of cooking time
Golden and crispy on the outside
and tender on the inside, perfect potatoes!
If you don’t have an air fryer,
you can roast these tasty potatoes in the oven
at 400 degrees for 40-45 minutes
See oven recipe here
Air Fryer Rosemary Potato Wedges
Equipment
- air fryer*
Ingredients
- 12 petite red potatoes
- fresh rosemary sprigs
- 1 Tbsp olive oil
- salt and pepper to taste
Instructions
- Wash potatoes and cut into 1/4s creating small wedges of equal size. If potatoes are large, you might have to cut them into more pieces
- Remove rosemary leaves from stems and chop
- place potatoes in a large mixing bowl and drizzle with just enough olive oil to coat. Season with salt and pepper and rosemary, tossing to distribute seasonings.
- Place potatoes in an even layer on your fryer rack or in your fryer basket
- Cook at 400 degrees for 16-20 minutes or until golden
Notes
One of the best things about this air fryer
is there’s barely any clean up!
There is a drip pan in the bottom that can be rinsed off
or put in the dishwasher and the racks are dishwasher safe too
This air fryer is great for heating up kids snacks,
like pizza rolls or leftover pizza slices
It’s so easy they can do it themselves!
The cooking times are so much faster than using your oven
and preheating it only takes 1-2 minutes
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What fun to have a new kitchen toy Jenna and how great that it’s easy enough for the kids to use for reheating! I was thinking that you had purchased an air fryer several years ago and wasn’t crazy about it…? Glad to know it’s a winner. 🙂
We did try 2 different air fryers 3-4 years ago, but returned them because we didn’t like the results. I think they are much improved now, and this particular model has gotten rave reviews…
They are so crispy! Love my air fryer 🙂
Thanks Angie, I’m looking forward to trying new ways to use it!
I don’t have an air fryer, but maybe I should. This is exactly how I make my potatoes to roast in the oven. They are always so good! Happy Thursday, looks like a rainy one!
The only down side is that it’s big, but they do make smaller air fryers. I am looking forward to experimenting with it!
I got a new one for Christmas too and I’m starting to experiment, with mixed results. I will definitely try this recipe and report back!
Oh good, I look forward to seeing what you do with yours! I tried 2 different brands 3-4 years ago when they first started becoming popular but wasn’t impressed and I returned them. So far, I’m liking this one and am looking forward to trying a lot of different things and ways to use it.
I love my air fryer and am always looking for new ideas, so this is great. Thanks! I grow rosemary right outside the kitchen door and always have a bouquet on the countertop. I’m going to have to check and see if my AF is also a dehydrator. That’s pretty awesome. Happy New Year to you!
Rosemary is one of the things I can grow and it’s so handy to have available…air fryers seem to be like Brussels sprouts, everyone seems to either love them or hate them 😂
the Mr. loves his airfryer. And those taters look right up his alley. Happy New Year dear Jenna.
Thanks Katie!
I could snarf down a plate of them right now! My rosemary plant still looks good, although it’s going to get snowed on tonight:@)
Thanks Lynn, I love rosemary!
So, are you really enjoying your air fryer? I’ve been tempted but haven’t taken the step.
I like this one because it has shelves rather than a basket, you can cook things evenly without having to turn or stir during cooking time…lots of experimenting ahead!
Lots of experimenting in your future!
Yes!
Happy new year Jenna. You have such a nice air fryer and the potatoes look so yummy. I don’t have an air fryer and would love one but I have a tiny kitchen. Thanks for sharing this recipe to make them. I hope you have a nice weekend.
Thanks so much Julie, yes air fryers take up a lot of space, but they do make small ones if you want to check into that…Happy weekend!
I don’t have an air fryer but I do love this recipe for potatoes. Now I’m craving rosemary potatoes. I have rosemary in the herb garden so I will be baking these this weekend. Happy weekend Jenna………
Thanks Emily, rosemary is one thing I can grow, and it’s heaven on these potatoes!
These sound like the perfect thing to fix in the air fryer. I bought myself a Ninja Grill/Air Fryer, but haven’t taken it out of the box. I think I’m afraid of the space that it will take and if I would use it enough.
I just fixed your best 4 ingredient dinner ever, but had a box of pasta and then I divided it into two casseroles, with one to eat and one to freeze. I know I’ll love it, Jenna!
Looks delicious. I’ve pinned your recipe for later.
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Thanks Bridie 🙂