If you need to know how to reheat pizza in an air fryer, just follow these directions! In just a few minutes, you will have perfect pizza just as crispy and delicious as when you first had it delivered.
I love how the air fryer makes any type of pizza crust crispy, but melts the cheese just right. Unlike reheating takeout pizza in the microwave, which gives you soft and sometimes soggy pizza, air frying pizza is a game changer.
Reheating Pizza in Air Fryer
Having picky eaters in the family, I know how leftover foods, often get left in the refrigerator. Air frying leftover regular crust pizza is one of the magical foods that is done perfectly in a matter of minutes.
After pizza reheats in just 3-4 minutes, you will enjoy crispy leftover pizza that tastes just like freshly baked pizza. This also works for when your box of pizza left on the counter needs to be warmed up or if you just need 2-3 pieces of individual pieces too.
INGREDIENTS:
The only thing you need to reheat leftover slices of pizza in an air fryer, is leftover pizza!
- Pizza Slices-any cold leftover pizza slices. Our favorites for pizza night are Pizza Hut or Venezia's Pizza
For easy Air Fryer Frozen Pizza dinners, use the air fryer to make Totino's Pizza, and follow our recipe for cooking the entire pizza in the air fryer. You can also try our French Bread Pizza, or Air Fryer Pizza Rolls.
How to Air Fry Leftover Pizza
- For crispy pizza, place leftover pizza slices in the air fryer, begin by grabbing cold pizza from the refrigerator.
- Place cold pizza slices of pizza in a single layer in the air fryer basket. Reheat slices in batches if necessary. I usually only reheat 1-2 slices at a time.
- For easy clean up, you can line the basket with parchment paper or spray basket with cooking spray, but we found we didn't really make that big of a mess reheating the slices.Â
- Air fry the pizza at 380 degrees F for 3-4 minutes cooking time, until you have hot pizza with a crispy crust and melted gooey cheese.
I make this recipe in my Cosori 5.8 qt. air fryer oven. (use a basket style air fryer, but you can also use these directions with a tray air fryer by using a small baking sheet or racks.) Depending on your air fryer, size and wattages, cook time may need to be adjusted 1-2 minutes.
FAQ's
When reheating pizza in air fryer, keep in mind thicker crusts or thicker pizzas, you may need to continue air frying in one minute increments. For thinner pizzas, air fryer for a shorter time. Stuffed crust pizza may also need an extra minute or two.Â
You can definitely add extra toppings like a little more cheese or pepperonis, but really, reheating in the air fryer you won't want to change a single thing!
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Reheat Pizza in an Air Fryer
Equipment
- 1 Air Fryer
Ingredients
- 2 slices leftover pizza
Instructions
- For crispy pizza, place leftover pizza slices in the air fryer, begin by grabbing cold pizza from the refrigerator.
- For easy clean up, you can line the basket with parchment paper or spray basket with cooking spray, but we found we didn't really make that big of a mess reheating the slices.Â
- Place cold pizza slices of pizza in a single layer in the air fryer basket.
- Air fry the pizza at 380 degrees F for 3-4 minutes cooking time, until you have hot pizza with a crispy crust and melted gooey cheese.
Nutrition
*Nutritional information is a calculated guesstimate. Please note that this can change with different brands and modifications you may make to the recipe. For the most accurate information, use a nutritional calculator with the exact brands and measurements you're using with each recipe.
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