Last Updated on February 24, 2020
Who invented Irish Nachos?
What are chips in Ireland?
They’re basically the equivalent of our french fries but most commonly served with vinegar as well. Hence, the popular Fish and Chips recipe that you’ll find almost at every single pub that you wander into.
Interesting, right? I always love finding out about different cultures and what they love to eat which is why this particular recipe really calls to me! It’s a staple in our house all year long but we eat it a lot during the St. Patrick holiday as well.
How do you reheat nachos in an air fryer?
A totally valid question and an important one if you have any of these delicious nachos left over. The easiest way to reheat them in your Air Fryer is to lay them out in a single layer and reheat for about 5 -6 minutes or so. The time may actually vary so just keep an eye on them and make a judgment call as you don’t want to overheat and burn.
Can you heat up nachos in the microwave?
You sure can and this would be the quickest way to reheat your nachos. Just keep in mind that reheating in the microwave isn’t going to make your nachos crispy at all but instead probably a bit soggy.
I wouldn’t recommend heating in the microwave unless you’re just really running low on time.
What is corned beef made of?
You’ve probably heard the term corned beef a lot but do you know what type of meat it’s even referring to? The cut of meat that corned beef is from is actually the brisket. It becomes corned beef due to the brining process and the combination of spices and ingredients that are added to give it that salty and delicious flavor.
Can corn beef be cut and sliced in several different ways?
It can! And depending on who you talk to, you’ll get different preferences from each person.
Some people love their corned beef to be cut into big chunks to enjoy and chew on while others prefer it to be sliced thinly and applied to a sandwich. What I’ve found from making this Air Fryer recipe time and time again is that smaller chunks of meat add so much more flavor than trying to shred it or slice and add.
Do you Rinse corned beef before cooking?
Typically, I don’t. The only time that I would ever really consider rinsing it before I cook it if it was pre-seasoned with something that I didn’t want to have on there. Otherwise, I season it myself and cook it up without the worry of washing it. People tend to have different opinions about this process so you’ll hear different theories on whether or not to wash or not.
Why is corned beef called corned?
Have you ever wondered how corned beef got its name? It’s because it’s treated with very large granules of salt, which can also be referred to as “corns”. The more you know, right?!
Who invented corned beef?
Corned beef has actually been around a lot longer than you might realize! It was formed way back in the 17th century by the British and has remained popular ever since!
Why did I pick Quest Chips For these Keto Reuben Style Irish Nachos?
Air Fryer Keto Reuben Style Irish Nachos
Serves – 4
Ingredients to make Irish nachos
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2 (32 g) bags of Quest Protein Chips. (I used Nacho Cheese flavor)
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4 oz. of Swiss Cheese, grated
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½ cup of Sauerkraut squeezed dry
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½ pound deli-sliced Corned Beef, chopped into small bits
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1 tablespoon of sliced Green Onion to garnish
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½ cup of Homemade Keto Thousand Island Dressing to serve
Instructions to make air fryer nachos
Grate your swiss cheese, drain your sauerkraut & chop your corned beef into bits.
Line the Air Fryer basket with foil and layer the chips in the basket.
Evenly spread the cheese on top of the chips.
Layer the sauerkraut and corned beef on top of the cheese and chips.
Add remaining cheese on top.
Air Fry and enjoy it!
As you can see from the recipe above, you’re going to have to do a little bit of prep work but I can assure you that it’s worth it!
The homemade dressing is the perfect dipper or topper for these nachos, too. I always have some spicy foods prepped and ready too just in case someone wants to add a tad bit more heat and flavor to their dish!
Make certain to check out some of my other great Air Fryer recipes as well. This Air Fryer Churro Chaffle is super yummy and low carb and makes a perfect morning breakfast! We also love these Air Fryer Mashed Potato Cakes!
Don’t forget to print out the recipe for later!
Air Fryer Keto Reuben Style Irish Nachos
Ingredients
- 2 (32 g) bags of Quest Protein Chips. (I used Nacho Cheese flavor)
- 4 oz. of Swiss Cheese, grated
- ½ cup of Sauerkraut, squeezed dry
- ½ pound deli sliced Corned Beef, chopped into small bits
- 1 tablespoon of sliced Green Onion to garnish
- ½ cup of Homemade Keto Thousand Island Dressing to serve
Instructions
- Prep work
- Grate half a bar (4 oz.) of Swiss cheese.
- Place ½ cup of sauerkraut in a clean kitchen towel or cheesecloth and squeeze as much liquid as possible.
- Chop of half a sliced corned beef into small bits
- Line the air fryer basket with foil and generously spray or brush with olive oil on all sides.
- Evenly layer the Quest protein chip in the air fryer basket.
- Next layer ¾ of the grated Swiss cheese on top of the Quest protein chips.
- Now layer the squeezed dried sauerkraut on top of the cheese layer.
- Finally, layer the chopped corned beef evenly over the sauerkraut layer.
- Sprinkle the remaining grated Swiss cheese on top of the corned beef layer.
- Air Fry at 350 for 8 minutes.
- Garnish with sliced green onion and serve immediately with Homemade Keto Thousand Island Dressing for dipping.
Nutrition Information:
Yield: 4 Serving Size: 1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 526Total Fat: 42gSaturated Fat: 12gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 25gCholesterol: 99mgSodium: 1381mgCarbohydrates: 13gFiber: 2gSugar: 10gProtein: 24g
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