
Delicious air fryer salmon is a succulent Salmon recipe. Super easy salmon in the air fryer is the best dinner you can make in minutes!
Prepare all your dry spice mix and add them to a small plate.
Pat your salmon fillet dry using a kitchen towel
sprinkle the dry spice rub over both sides of the salmon fillets
Add the olive oil to salmon and toss it well into the fish.
Place the salmon fillets in the sir fryer basked preheated to 400 degrees and set it for 8 minutes.
Flip the salmon and air fry for another 3-4 minutes max (depending on the thickness of your salmon fillets).
You may find that the salmon is perfectly cooked after the first 8 minutes of air frying with no need to flip or continuing to air fry. this will depend on the thickness of your salmon fillets.
remove from the air fryer on to a serving plate.
Mix all avocado salsa ingredients in a bowl and top the salmon fillets with that.
Drizzle extra olive oil on top.
Serve and enjoy!

Possible causes are it cooked too long, the temperature was too high or you started with a very thin fillet. To avoid this, cook 1–2 minutes less next time and remove at 125°F internal temp.
Possible cause is the basket was not greased, to avoid this, lightly oil the basket or use parchment air fryer liners
This happens when there's too much moisture, to avoid this, always pat salmon dry before seasoning
Possible cause is an overcrowded basket, so always cook in batches and make sure the salmon is in a single layer.

Most salmon fillets cook in about 10 minutes at 400°F.
No. Cooking skin side down keeps the fish moist.
Yes. Add about 3–4 extra minutes of cooking time.
The USDA recommends 145°F, but many chefs prefer 125-130°F for a moist salmon.
We recommend cooking with wild caught salmon but this isn't feasible or possible so every kind of salmon you have available to you will work just fine with this recipe.
Many people like to buy frozen salmon instead of fresh salmon. You can also use frozen salmon for this recipe, however, you need to make sure if it's fully defrosted before you start to cook with it.
This recipe is great with the skin left on but, it's true some people prefer to remove it. While you can remove the skin, I wouldn't do so until after you have cooked your salmon on the air fryer. Once the fish is cooked the skill will peel off easily.