These tasty and simple Air Fryer mushrooms make a wonderful side dish. They’re so quick to make and require basic ingredients.
Do you always make sides to go along with your main meal? I always try to add at least one veggie side at every meal, and the Air Fryer is making this so easy. I love making Roasted Cauliflower in my Air Fryer, Asparagus with mushrooms, the baked potatoes are also really good, and these mushrooms are also amazing!
I’m a big fan of mushrooms, and we almost never run out as we’re always stocked up on either small white button mushrooms or chestnut mushrooms. There are so many things that you can do with mushrooms, but here’s a recipe that I’ve been recently obsessed about.
These simple rosemary and soy mushrooms are perfect to go on toasted bread with avocado, or to be served as a part of a buddha bowl, or just as a side dish with any meal.
Air Fried Mushrooms Ingredients
To make these mushrooms you will need:
- Mushrooms – use white button mushrooms or chestnut mushrooms.
- Vegetable oil – I used canola/rapeseed oil.
- Soy sauce – I always use reduced-sodium soy sauce or tamari sauce.
- Rosemary.
- Salt and pepper.
How to Cook Mushrooms in an Air Fryer?
Cut the mushrooms into thick slices, I usually cut each into 2 halves but if it’s too big then I cut into smaller pieces. Try to make the size of the slices even so everything cooks evenly.
In a white bowl, toss the mushrooms with the rest of the ingredients so everything is well coated in soy, oil, and seasonings.
No need to preheat the Air Fryer. Place the mushrooms directly into the Air Fryer basket, and cook at 356f (180) for about 15 minutes flipping halfway through.
Open the Air Fryer basket and check every 5 minutes, shake the basket and decide how much longer you would like to cook the mushrooms for.
The mushrooms should be cooked well, but not dried out or burnt. So make sure not to overcook them.
Serve with some extra sea salt flakes, a squeeze of fresh lemon juice, and red chili flakes if desired.
Success Tips
- When slicing the mushrooms, try and slice into even sized slices so that the mushrooms are cooked evenly.
- You can substitute soy sauce with tamari sauce if gluten-free, or Worcestershire sauce.
- Use any kind of vegetable oil that you have on hand.
- Do not overcrowd the Air Fryer basket as the mushrooms will “steam” instead of roast.
- The cooking time depends on the Air Fryer size that you’re using. This is a 4.2 liter Air Fryer (used in this recipe), and 15 minutes were perfect. But keep an eye on your mushrooms as you cook them.
- Use your favorite seasonings to season the mushrooms.
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Air Fryer Mushrooms
Equipment
Ingredients
- 8 ounces (225 g) mushrooms I used cremini / chestnut
- 2 teaspoons vegetable oil
- 2 teaspoons low sodium soy sauce or tamari sauce
- 1 sprig rosemary
- ½ teaspoon salt and pepper
Instructions
- Cut the mushrooms into thick slices, I usually cut each into 2 halves but if it’s too big then I cut into smaller pieces. Try to make the size of the slices even so everything cooks evenly.
- In a white bowl, toss the mushrooms with the rest of the ingredients so everything is well coated in soy, oil, and seasonings.
- No need to preheat the Air Fryer. Place the mushrooms directly into the Air Fryer basket, and cook at 350°F/180°C for about 15 minutes flipping halfway through.
- Open the Air Fryer basket and check every 5 minutes, shake the basket and decide how much longer you would like to cook the mushrooms for.
- The mushrooms should be cooked well, but not dried out or burnt. So make sure not to overcook them.
- Serve with some extra sea salt flakes, and red chili flakes if desired.
Notes:
- Serve with some extra sea salt flakes, a squeeze of fresh lemon juice, and red chili flakes if desired.
- To make garlic mushrooms, add a clove of crushed or minced garlic to the basket 5 minutes before the cooking ends. Add the garlic, mix, and cook for 5 minutes.
Nutrition Information
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© Little Sunny Kitchen
William Ferguson says
Nice and easy recipe for first time trying. Thanks for that.
Diana says
Glad you liked it, William!
Tina Lingo says
Easy way to sauté mushrooms instead of standing in the kitchen.
Little Sunny Kitchen says
Yes! Exactly! I love how the air fryer makes so many things easier in the kitchen.
Kevin says
Simple and tasty.
John Burgess says
This mentions airfryer but does not say if you airfry or roast
Marilyn Blackwell says
Delish, and I don’t like mushrooms, did them for hubby.