AirFried Pigs in Blankets

AirFried Pigs in Blankets

Recipe by AirFryer ChickCourse: Sides, SnacksCuisine: AmericanDifficulty: Easy

Servings

4

servings

Prep time

10

minutes

Cooking time

12

minutes

Total time

22

minutes

Have you ever wondered how many ways you can make Pigs in Blankets? Wonder no more – I am presenting to you AirFried, Deep Fried and Oven Baked Pigs in the Blankets.

Ingredients

• 100 gr dough (puff pastry sheets would work best)

• 18 cocktail sausages

• 1 egg

• 1 tbsp sea salt for seasoning

How To

• Roll the dough into a rectangular sheet and cut into strips
• Roll each sausage into a dough strip, starting from one tip to other
• Beat the egg into a ball and brush the pigs with an egg wash
• Cook in preheated Airfryer / Oven for 12 minutes at 200 C / 400 F
• Alternatively, deep fry in oil until the color of the pigs is golden brown
• Once out, sprinkle with the sea salt and serve with honey mustard sauce

Recipe Video

Notes

• Honey mustard is a traditional dipping for Pigs in Blankets
• The deep fried pigs in blankets were soaked in oil hence the oil flavor overpowered the sausage and pastry flavors

The cocktail sausages that I used for this AirFried Pigs in Blankets recipe are from Meica. I am sure you can find many other options in your store! Alternatively (not recommending, but can be done in desperate times) take a hot dog sausage and cut into 4 small pieces.

Want to know more about Pigs in Blankets?

Did you know that Pigs in Blankets can mean different dish in different countries? While in the United States of America it refers to a mini sausage wrapped in pastry, in the United Kingdom you would get a mini sausage wrapped in bacon. The sausage wrapped in pastry in United Kingdom is actually called a sausage roll. On the other hand, if you are in Hong Kong, you would be calling it a sausage bun or Cheung jai bau.

Looking for other finger food?

In case you are a fan of meat-based pastries such as AirFried Pigs in Blankets, check out my post about Airfried Beef Empanadas. They are spicy, juicy, delicious and of course healthy!

In case you are a fan of vegetarian pastries, I am sending you to Airfried Cream Cheese Spring rolls. Did you know you can actually have crunchy spring rolls without all the oil? It turns out you actually can!

Enjoy and keep your Airfryer on!

AirFryer Chick