Make golden and crispy toasted ravioli quick and easily in your air fryer! This St. Louis classic appetizer is perfect for parties, game day or just because!
Have you ever had toasted ravioli? They are a classic in the St. Louis area, so naturally being located so close we are familiar with them as well.
Get those golden crispy appetizers at home without the mess or smell of frying. Make them in an air fryer instead!
Just get a container of your favorite fresh or frozen (and defrosted) ravioli and you are ready to rock. Cheese or meat fillings are most popular, but any would be amazing.
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From there all it takes is a dip in the egg wash and a coating of seasoned breadcrumbs and Parmesan cheese. A few minutes in the air fryer and toasty goodness is born!
We love dipping ours in a bit of marinara for a fabulous appetizer. However we love them so much, we could easily make a meal out of them. Yum!
More great game day food:
- Make smaller versions of these buffalo chicken taquitos in your air fryer!
- Pulled pork nachos are always a great choice.
- Cookies and cream football cheese ball is a cute and sweet finish to your game day spread.
- Hearty venison chili is another one of our favorites. We start a pot in the morning and let it simmer all day, snacking on it as we please.
- Air fryer jalapeno poppers are another great air fried treat.
Toasted Ravioli in the Air Fryer
Equipment
Ingredients
- 1 egg
- 1 Tablespoon water
- 16-22 ounces bag fresh or frozen/defrosted ravioli
- ½ cup Italian breadcrumbs*
- ¼ cup grated Parmesan cheese
- optional: cooking spray
Instructions
- In a small bowl, beat together egg and water. Set aside.1 egg, 1 Tablespoon water
- In another small bowl, mix together the bread crumbs and Parmesan cheese.½ cup Italian breadcrumbs*, ¼ cup grated Parmesan cheese
- Dip the fresh or defrosted ravioli in the egg wash then in the bread crumbs and cheese. Make sure the entire surface is covered.16-22 ounces bag fresh or frozen/defrosted ravioli
- If desired spray the surface of the raviolis with cooking spray.
- Place a few ravioli at a time into the air fryer basket. You don’t want a ton of overlap if you can avoid it. Cook at 400 F for 4-6 minutes or until golden brown.
- Serve with marinara and additional cheese if desired.
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I love fried ravioli! So delish! I have not used an air fryer yet! Fingers crossed ;)!
Good luck!
It's been ages since I've made toasted ravioli but now I want to make them again – but in an air fryer to make them a bit healthier!
It's a perfect way to make them!
Im thinking I have to make both the onion rings and the toasted ravli with an air fryer
You definitely should!
I would make donuts! I never make them at home because of all the oil and greasiness, but I would totally try it on an air fryer!
What a great idea!
I have an air fryer and LOVE it! I will have to make these raviolis!
you should for sure!
I'd definitely start out with those toasted ravioli, then move on to some jalapeno poppers. All the food I used to love deep fried that I could now make in a more healthy way!
Poppers sound amazing, I need to make some asap!
I could see you an air fryer when hosting friends for watching football and basketball games this winter.
It's a great way to make game day treats without the grease!
Toasted ravioli are popular in the Buffalo, NY area too and I like the idea of using an air fryer… I've yet to try one!
Fingers crossed for you!
I would totally make some wings!! We love wings in this house and I would make a HUGE batch.
Wings are on my short list too!
We LOVE toasted ravioli around here, my gosh, I want this for dinner tonight!! xo
we do too, these are going to be a regular occurrence around here!