Use only a thin water film
The water should evaporate on the surface and refresh the crust. Softened bread rolls remain clenched inside.
The instructions distinguish between dry bread rolls from the previous day and frozen goods. Moderate temperature first warms the centre before the crust becomes too dark.
Why this recipe works
For two to four bread rolls, the air fryer is quickly heated and saves the large cooking space. A thin water film improves the crust with old bread rolls. Pre-baked and frozen bread rolls are cooked according to the package specification and without additional soaking.
Recipe
Breads from the previous day become crispy again with little water in the air fryer, while frozen or pre-baked bread rolls need a little more time.
Use only bread rolls that are dry but free from mould and unusual odours. Discard spoiled baked goods completely.
Keep your hands under cold water and brush off every bread rolls around. The crust is supposed to shine wet but not soak.
Place bread rolls in the cold basket by distance. You may touch, but do not lie over each other.
Reheat at 160 °C for 4 minutes. Remove one bread roll and carefully check its texture and temperature in the centre.
Bake for another 1 to 2 minutes depending on the size. Remove very small bread rolls earlier so that the centre does not dry out.
Leave the bread rolls on a grid for a minute, cut open and serve with butter, jam or herbal fresh cheese as desired.
Kitchen know-how
The water should evaporate on the surface and refresh the crust. Softened bread rolls remain clenched inside.
At 200 °C, the crust quickly becomes dark, while the cold centre remains hard. 160 °C heats more evenly.
Baked old bread rolls become firm again when they cool down. Therefore, only prepare the amount that is eaten immediately.
Variations
Values are estimates and may vary depending on the ingredients, brands, portion size and preparation method used.
Frequently asked questions
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