Vegan Air Fryer Avocado Fries (Oven Directions Included)

Crispy, rich, air fryer avocado fries use no added oil at all. They're kind of like magic! This recipe includes oven directions, in case you need them.

Table of Contents

• How to Make Avocado Fries
• Breading Your Avocado
• Air Fryer Cooking Times Can Vary
• How to Serve Vegan Avocado Fries
• Reheating Instructions
• Air Fryer Avocado Fries Recipe

How to Make Avocado Fries

Not only are these Avocado Fries healthy and delicious, they are super simple to make. You only need three ingredients and about 20 minutes to make them in your air fryer.

They take about half an hour, if you're baking, rather than air frying.

To make these, you just peel and slice your avocado (safely!), dredge each slice in aquafaba and then panko. Arrange the breaded slices in a single layer in your air fryer basket or on a baking sheet, and you're ready to rock.

Wait...what is aquafaba?

Are you new to aquafaba? Don't worry! It's just the liquid from canned beans.

To collect your aquafaba, stick a bowl under a colander, open a can of white beans or chickpeas, dump them into the colander, and voila! Your bowl fills up with precious, precious aquafaba.

You can read more about aquafaba's magic here.

Breading Your Avocado

When you are breading your avocado fries, I recommend having a "wet hand" and a "dry hand".

So, you'll use one hand to dip the avocado slices in the aquafaba and move it over to the bowl of panko. You'll use your other hand to coat the slice and move it to the air fryer basket or baking sheet.

This way, you'll end up with less gummy panko-aquafaba mixture stuck to your fingers.

This is a great recipe for getting acquainted with your air fryer. I feel like mine really shines when I use some kind of breading or coating, and the crunchy panko on these avocado fries fits the bill perfectly. I have made these in both my GoWISE air fryer and my Zenchef air fryer, and 10 minutes was perfect.

Air fryer cooking times can vary.

You want your avocado fries to be lightly browned and crunchy. When you do that shake after five minutes, take a look at the progress. They should be beginning to brown, and when you shake, the panko shouldn't fall off.

If your breading isn't solid after five minutes, keep checking once a minute before doing vigorous shaking, like in the recipe video.

How to Serve Vegan Avocado Fries

Whether you're making baked avocado fries or cooking in the air fryer, there are lots of delicious ways to use them!

When I taught this recipe at an air fryer cooking workshop, we ate them like finger food, dipped in spicy mayo. Really any creamy dipping sauce would work great for these fries. My Cashew Ranch or Magical Tahini Dressing both make great dips for these. Or serve them with both, so everyone can choose their own dip adventures!

Beyond finger food, though, these are a great way to add richness and crunch to avocado tacos, burritos, and even sandwiches or wraps.

Reheating Instructions

I recommend eating these pretty soon after cooking. The panko breading will lose its crunch if you leave them out, so they taste best if you serve immediately.

If you do end up with leftovers, first, grapple with your life choices. Then, store in the refrigerator in an airtight container. They'll keep for up to three days.

You can reheat these in the air fryer at 350F for two to four minutes, and they'll regain their crunch. In the oven, five to eight minutes at 350F will do the trick.

Do NOT reheat these in the microwave! They will be mushy, which totally defeats the purpose.