Air Fryer Salmon and Chips
Looking for a healthy, delicious, and quick dinner option? This Air Fryer Salmon and Chips recipe is a game-changer! In just a few minutes, you can have a meal that’s crispy, flavourful, and absolutely satisfying.
I’ve always loved the classic fish and chips, but sometimes it can feel a bit too heavy. This air fryer version, however, is a perfect balance – the salmon is tender and flaky, while the chips are wonderfully crispy without all the grease. Plus, it’s much healthier!
This recipe is perfect for busy weeknights or a quick weekend meal. With minimal prep and easy cleanup, you’ll have more time to enjoy with your family.

Air Fried Fish and Chips
Ingredients
- Potatoes (as many as you like)
- Sweet Potatoes (as many as you like)
- 1 tablespoon Duck fat
- Salt and pepper
- Sprinkle Garlic salt (optional)
- Sprinkle Onion salt (optional)
- Salmon pieces (1 per person)
- Salt
- Oil (spray or liquid)
Instructions
- Peel potatoes and slice into thick chips or wedges.
- Preheat the air fryer 200ºC for 3 minutes.
- In a bowl, add the potatoes, oil, salt, pepper, a sprinkle of garlic and onion salts (if using).
- Mix ingredients together with your hands until well coated.
- Place the potatoes into the air fryer basket and cook for 20 - 25 minutes, shaking halfway through.
- Remove potatoes from the air fryer basket and place on a plate. You can pop them in the oven to keep warm whilst you cook the salmon if you wish.
- Spritz the skin of the salmon with oil and sprinkle with salt. Gently rub in.
- Put the salmon in the air fryer skin side up. Cook 8-10 minutes 200ºC.
- Serve your salmon with potato chips/wedges and a lemon wedge. Season potato chips/wedges with salt and pepper if desired.
Notes
The salmon pieces I cooked were approximately 150g
Nutrition Facts
Calories
119.93Fat
9.38 gSat. Fat
1.74 gCarbs
0.09 gFiber
0.02 gNet carbs
0.08 gSugar
0.01 gProtein
8.44 gSodium
212.65 mgCholesterol
26.57 mgThe nutritional information provided is computer generated and is only an estimate. This data is provided as a courtesy for informational purposes only.