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Recipe of Croissants filled with chocolate airfryer

Looking for a quick and delicious treat? These croissants filled with chocolate made in the air fryer are the perfect solution. With just three ingredients and in less than 15 minutes, you'll have an irresistible dessert or snack that the whole family will love. This recipe is ideal for beginners, as it requires no kneading or complicated techniques: just roll out the dough, fill it with cocoa cream, roll it up, and bake in the air fryer.

The result is a crispy, golden puff pastry with a gooey chocolate center. Plus, using the air fryer gives you a perfect texture without turning on the oven. You can adapt the size by making small or large croissants, and if you prefer, substitute the cocoa cream with hazelnut chocolate or even jam.

Tips for perfect croissants

  • Use parchment paper on the rack to prevent sticking.
  • Brush with milk for a shiny golden finish, or with beaten egg if you prefer.
  • Watch the cooking time: 9-10 minutes at 190°C is usually enough, but every air fryer is different.

Go ahead and make them, and enjoy a bite of happiness.

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Recipe of Croissants filled with chocolate airfryer
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Cook

15 min

Servings

4

Ingredients

Directions

  1. 1

    Roll out our dough and cut it in half (if you want to make them small like us), otherwise use the whole dough. In addition, we will use the other half of the dough.

  2. 2

    We added the cocoa cream (preferably WITHOUT palm oil and with A LOT of hazelnuts), and we twirled the horns as in the photos. Roll it up and transfer it to the fryer rack.

  3. 3

    We painted our croissants with a little milk. We can also use eggs but we are not in favor of wasting an egg for a couple of graffiti. 🖌 -We program 190 degrees and 9-10 minutes. When there are 1-2 left, we open the tray and check if the gold one is to our liking.

  4. 4

    *IMPORTANT: We put baking paper on it so that they don't stick to the grill. If you are going to put a lot of croissants like us, or a few but big ones, baking paper is viable. If you are going to make them very small and very small in quantity, it is DANGEROUS because the light weight can blow the baking paper and stick to the resistance.

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