Air Fryer Biscuit Pizzas – An Easy 10-Minute Meal

Air Fryer Biscuit Pizzas are an easy way to make personal-size pizzas in less than 10 minutes. Refrigerated biscuit dough forms the crust, so there is no need to make homemade dough or wait for it to rise.

Simply separate the biscuits, roll each one into a small circle and add pizza sauce, cheese and your favorite toppings. Once they go into the air fryer, the crust turns golden brown while the cheese melts on top.

These mini pizzas are perfect for a quick lunch, an easy weeknight dinner or an after-school snack. You can also let everyone add their own toppings, making them a fun option for family pizza night.

My air fryer gets plenty of use whenever I need to get food on the table quickly. I use it to make everything from Air Fryer Breakfast Bombs to Air Fryer Chicken Breasts for salads and easy dinners.

It is also my preferred way to cook Air Fryer Chicken Wings when we are watching football. The food cooks quickly, cleanup is easy and I don’t have to heat up the entire kitchen by turning on the oven.

Now I use that same convenience to make pizza. With a tube of refrigerated biscuit dough and a few basic toppings, these Air Fryer Biscuit Pizzas make it easy to enjoy hot, homemade pizza whenever the craving hits.

Air Fryer Pizza Inspired Recipes

• Pizza Bombs
• Pizza Sticks
• French Bread Pizza
• English Muffin Pizza
• Pizza Bagels

However, when I found myself with extra biscuit dough after making Air Fryer Donuts, I knew that I could use them to make small, individual pizzas. And it couldn’t be easier!

Although, on my first attempt, it didn’t turn out quite as I expected. I rolled out a full size biscuit and the crust didn’t cook very well.

In fact, it was still somewhat doughy in the center. Therefore, on my second attempt, I split the dough into two sections and it turned out much better.

The thinner crust was able to be completely cooked through by the time that the cheese melted. However, the crust was still soft enough that it didn’t crumble apart when eaten.

It was the perfect pizza for those who like a standard pizza crust that isn’t too thin or too thick. But the best part about making these air fryer pizzas is that each one can be customized with toppings specific for each individual.

Customize The Pizzas

It is a great way to get the little ones involved with making their own food. Start by rolling out the dough.

Then top each crust with pizza sauce. Now pass the pizza to each individual person so that they can add the toppings of their choice.

Then have an adult place the pizzas in the air fryer for cooking. Once they come out, each person has their own pizza that they designed specifically for themselves!

Air Fryer Biscuit Dough Pizza Recipe

*Specific measurements and complete recipe instructions are located in a printable recipe card at the bottom of this article. However, be sure to continue to read the tips and tricks to making this recipe below.

INGREDIENTS

• 1 tube refrigerator Grand Biscuits*
• 1 cup Pizza Sauce
• 1/2 pound ground Italian sausage, fully cooked
• 1 package Pepperoni slices, regular or mini size
• 8 ounces thinly shredded Mozzarella cheese

*Be sure to purchase large, flaky biscuits or Southern style biscuits. This will allow each single, thick biscuit to become two pizza crusts.

INSTRUCTIONS

To make Air Fryer Pizzas using biscuit dough, start by opening the tube of biscuits. Then separate each biscuit into a top layer and a bottom layer.

If you have a can of 8 biscuits, you will have 16 mini pizzas. Although the pizzas are snack size, if you don’t need 16 mini pizzas, reduce the recipe to make as many as you need and use the remaining biscuit dough to make biscuits for the morning.

*Below are the instructions on how to cook biscuits in the air fryer.

Now that you have your dough separated, use a rolling pin to roll each layer out into a 4-inch circle. Depending on the stickiness of the dough, you may need to add a little flour to the top of the biscuit.

Once the biscuits are flat and thin, top each crust with 1-2 teaspoons of pizza sauce. Be sure to leave a 1/4 inch crust around the edge so that you have a small outer crust.

Next, sprinkle mozzarella cheese on top of each circle. Then add pepperoni, sausage and any other toppings that you prefer.

Air Frying Cooking Instructions

Spray the air fryer basket with non-stick cooking spray or line it with air fryer parchment paper. Then carefully lower the pizzas into the basket, leaving 1/2 inch – 1 inch space between each one.

Depending on the size of your air fryer basket you may need to cook your pizzas in batches. Air fry at 400°F (200°C) for 4-5 minutes or until golden brown.

The actual cook time will depend on the model of air fryer that you have. Be sure to keep a close eye on the pizzas as they cook.

Using a long spatula, carefully remove the pizzas from the basket. Then place them on a wire cooling rack to prevent the bottom crust from becoming soggy.

Repeat the process with the remaining uncooked pizzas. Serve warm.

How To Cook Full Size Biscuits In The Air Fryer

1. If you have extra refrigerator biscuits go ahead and cook them so that you have them ready for breakfast in the morning. Start by spraying the basket of your air fryer with non-stick cooking spray.
2. Then place the full size biscuits in the bottom of the basket, leaving 1 inch between each one.
3. Air fry at 330°F (165°C) for 8 minutes. *It is important not to preheat your air fryer for this recipe.
4. Flip the biscuits over and air fry for another 5-6 minutes or until the biscuits are golden brown and cooked through.

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Enjoy! Mary

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