Ranges with built-in air fryer functions offer a whole new world of things to cook largely due to their increased capacity versus countertop models. So, if you’ve recently got a new one, I’ve got the best Frigidaire air fryer oven recipes you can try out to get started.
This collection is designed to showcase what a full size air fryer range, such as the Frigidaire Gallery GCRE3060AF can cook really well! Of course, if you happen to have another brand of air fryer range, these will work equally as well there.
Should you have a Frigidaire countertop model, whether the basket or toaster oven style, then make sure to check out the best Frigidaire Air Fryer Recipes for some scaled-down but equally tasty alternatives!
Now, let’s fire up the Frigidaire air fryer oven and get cooking!
1. Frigidaire Air Fryer Oven Baked Potato
The classic steakhouse side is even better thanks to this Frigidaire air fryer oven baked potato. That’s right, you can air fry your spud to perfection, with a soft, fluffy center ready for topping any way you like.
All it takes is potatoes, oil, salt, and about 30 minutes and you’ve got a delicious baked potato. That’s even quicker than baking them in a conventional oven!
I prefer mine loaded, so I top them up with bacon, cheese, sour cream, and chives. However, you can get creative with all sorts of things like chili, spinach and artichoke dip, buffalo chicken dip, and more.
This is also a great way to prepare your potatoes to make Potato Skins in the Air Fryer for your game day celebration! The full size range easily allows you to cook enough for literal dozens of skins, making it that much easier to feed a crowd.
Scrub those spuds and then get the full recipe for a Frigidaire air fryer oven baked potato here.
2. Air Fryer Onion Rings in the Frigidaire Range
Second probably only to french fries, these air fryer onion rings are perfect in your Frigidaire range. You can spread them out really easily in a full size unit, which helps to make sure they get perfectly crisp!
Just dredge up freshly sliced onions with buttermilk, seasonings, and a crispy breadcrumb coating. Then, add a little oil and air fry, and they’re ready in only 20 minutes!
With far less oil than deep frying, you’ll feel better about enjoying these crispy onion rings any time you have a craving!
Serve with your favorite dipping sauces. I’m a fan of mustard or honey mustard, but ketchup is a classic choice as well.
Place them alongside some Air Fryer Frozen Hamburgers for a complete meal. In fact, you can probably fit both in your range simultaneously for even more convenient cooking!
Now hold back those onion tears and get the full recipe for air fryer onion rings in the Frigidaire air fryer oven here.
3. Frigidaire Air Fryer Oven Chicken Wings
Make game day even more epic with these Frigidaire air fryer oven chicken wings. This perfect appetizer comes out crispy on the outside, with juicy chicken inside!
Since you have a full-sized range, you can cook up to two dozen wings at a time, which is perfect for a crowd. A batch takes only 35 minutes to cook, with minimal prep time, so you can get back to watching the game faster!
Toss your wings in your favorite sauces, from classic buffalo to garlic parmesan, ranch, sweet chili, and more. Since you can make so many, you can split the batches and offer multiple flavors to please everyone!
If bone-in wings are just too messy, check out my Air Fryer Buffalo Chicken Dip as an alternative. It’s all the flavor with none of the mess, as you can just serve it on crackers or veggies!
Otherwise, grab your napkins and get the full recipe for crispy, juicy Frigidaire air fryer oven chicken wings here.
4. Air Fryer Calzones
Air fryer calzones are perfect for your Frigidaire air fryer oven! These pockets of pizza goodness cook up beautifully with a golden brown crust and gooey melted cheese inside.
Start with premade pizza dough to save some time. Then, add cheese and pizza sauce, along with your favorite toppings. I’m a pepperoni and banana pepper fan, but you can use your favorites!
Then just crimp them up and put them in your Frigidaire air fryer oven to cook. They’re ready to eat in under 10 minutes! Now that’s an easy weeknight meal if I ever heard it.
You’ll even have enough space to cook up an appetizer or side at the same time! You could eat a vegetable I suppose, or pop in some of these easy Air Fryer Frozen Toasted Ravioli like you’d find at the local pizza shop.
Grab your baking sheet and get the full recipe for air fryer calzones made perfectly in your Frigidaire air fryer oven here.
5. Frigidaire Air Fryer Oven Recipe for Chicken Breast
If you’re looking to cook up some chicken breast in your Frigidaire air fryer oven, look no further than this chicken parmesan recipe. Crispy, breaded fried chicken is coated in red sauce and melted cheese for the perfect meal.
Your air fryer oven does a great job of getting that fried, browned feel on the exterior, while leaving the chicken juicy and delicious inside.
Everything comes together in under 20 minutes, making it perfect for a weeknight meal, but fancy enough for a weekend as well. Stick with the gluten friendly almond flour, or swap it in for regular based on your preferences.
I like to serve some Air Fryer Stuffed Tomatoes as an appetizer or side, but you can also do spaghetti or spaghetti squash if you prefer!
Grab your fork and get the full recipe for Frigidaire air fryer oven chicken breast parmesan here.
6. Air Fried Beijing Beef
If you’re not in the mood for chicken, how about this air fried Beijing beef done perfectly in the Frigidaire air fryer oven?
This copycat of Panda Express features onion, peppers, and of course beef in a sweet, tangy, and slightly spicy Asian sauce.
Depending on the thickness of your steak strips, they should be cooked in just around 15 minutes, making for a quick and convenient dinner.
Grab your chopsticks and get the full recipe for air fried Beijing beef done in the Frigidaire air fryer oven here.
7. Frigidaire Air Fryer Oven Mini Jelly Doughnut Recipe
You can’t forget dessert! Make these adorable mini jelly doughnuts in your Frigidaire air fryer oven for the perfect end to your meal.
These doughnuts require so much less oil than deep frying, but you’ll still get a soft, golden brown doughnut. Most of the time is in the prep work, but they fry up in only about 10 minutes!
Once cooled, fill them with your favorite jam. Raspberry is a classic, but I love to change it up with strawberry, lemon, blueberry, or anything else I’m in the mood for.
Finish with a dusting of powdered sugar, cinnamon sugar, or a drizzle of chocolate or caramel. Yum!
If making a yeast-based dough is daunting to you, try my easy recipe for Air Fryer S’Mores Dip for another sweet treat.
Otherwise, get the full recipe for mini jelly doughnuts in the Frigidaire air fryer oven here.
Frigidaire Air Fryer Oven Cooking FAQs
What Can You Cook in a Frigidaire Air Fryer Oven?
You can cook anything that you would normally cook in either an oven or an air fryer in the Frigidaire air fryer oven. Some popular choices include:
To cook fries in a Frigidaire air fryer oven, spread frozen fries into an even layer on the air frying rack. Cook on air fry setting at 400°F for 10-15 minutes, stopping halfway to stir the fries, until they are browned and hot.
For fresh fries, you’ll need around 30-35 minutes instead, but the process is the same.
How Does the Frigidaire Air Fryer Oven Work?
The Frigidaire air fryer oven works like a countertop air fryer on a larger scale. A special rack holds the food and allows hot air to be quickly and forcefully circulated around it. This produces even heating that crisps food, while also cooking it through quickly.
In addition to the air fryer setting, as a range, the Frigidaire also has baking and broiling options, as well as a gas or electric stovetop.
How to Cook Wings in a Frigidaire Air Fryer Oven?
Cook wings in a Frigidaire air fryer oven at 450°F for 30-40 minutes. For best results, use an air fryer tray which allows circulation underneath, or flip the wings a couple times during cooking.
The actual time needed will vary based on the size and thickness of your specific wings. Always make sure to cook chicken to an internal temperature of 165°F for food safety.
What is the Difference Between Air Fry and Convection on a Frigidaire?
The difference between air fry and convection on a Frigidaire is only based on what you’re cooking. They use the same parts of the oven actually. However, convection is designed for multiple racks and many foods, while air fry is designed for smaller, quicker batches.
Convection is also better for large roasts and longer term cooking, whereas air fry is designed for smaller cuts like wings to crisp up quickly.
More Air Fryer Oven Recipes From Other Brands to Try
If you’ve got a new range, then I’ve got the best Frigidaire air fryer oven recipes for you to try out in it. From appetizers and sides to main dishes and desserts, this versatile oven can do it all (and for a crowd)!
Much like a dual zone air fryer (which I also adore), you have enough space here to make two dishes at once. This means you can cook a complete meal, including sides and main course, all at once. That cuts down on time and number of dishes, which is always a win.
Need help getting things set up before you even get to cooking? Never fear, I’ve got a guide on How to Use a Frigidaire Air Fry Oven as well to help you get started.
I enjoy trying new recipes, creating my own, and dabbling with new techniques all the time. My husband loves to protest when I make him my guinea pig, but it’s all for the love of food!
My cooking philosophy is that great tasting food doesn't have to be complicated or time consuming to make. I'm a home cook with over 20 years of experience feeding myself and others. I've learned from a variety of different people, things I've learned online, and some trial and error as well.
I enjoy cooking a variety of foods, from convenience to comfort foods, as well as international cuisine. You can rest assured that all of my recipes have been actually made, thoroughly tested, and most importantly: tasted! I want you to enjoy my food as much as I do!
