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Yes — an air fryer can bake cakes, muffins, brownies, cookies, and bread, but you need to reduce temperature by about 25°F and check for doneness earlier than oven recipes suggest. Small, individual-portion baked goods work best; large layer cakes are impractical.
An air fryer is essentially a compact convection oven. Hot air circulates rapidly around the food, so baking happens faster and more intensely than in a conventional oven. The small cavity size means heat is more concentrated. Reduce your oven recipe temperature by 25°F (about 15°C) and start checking for doneness 20–25% earlier than the recipe states. A toothpick test works just as well as in a conventional oven.
Individual portions shine in the air fryer: cupcakes and muffins, small cakes in 6-inch pans, brownies, cookies baked in batches, cinnamon rolls, biscuits, and small quick breads. Preheat the air fryer for at least 3 minutes before adding batter. Use oven-safe ramekins, silicone molds, or small metal pans that fit with at least half an inch of clearance on all sides for airflow.
Large layer cakes (8-inch or 9-inch rounds) usually do not fit. Tall soufflés risk hitting the heating element. Foods with very wet, runny batters can splatter onto the heating element and create smoke. Breads with long rise times work, but managing the environment is harder than in a closed oven. Cheesecakes can be done but require a water bath workaround or may crack.
Always use a pan rather than pouring batter directly into the basket. Cover the top of cakes loosely with foil during the first half of cooking to prevent over-browning before the interior sets. Rotate the pan halfway through baking if your air fryer heats unevenly. Let baked goods cool in the pan for 5–10 minutes before unmolding — they are more fragile hot than oven-baked goods.
آخر تحديث 2026-06-18 · مراجعة بواسطة Maks