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First things first, get your workspace ready. I usually lay out a large tortilla on a clean surface—a cutting board works great. Then, I grab my provolone slices and layer them down first. I like to make sure they almost cover the entire surface, leaving a little edge for folding. This is where the magic starts, honestly. I always get excited at this point, smelling the deli meats already!
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Now for the fun part: piling on the meats! I usually do a layer of ham, then salami, then pepperoni. Don't be shy, but don't overstuff it so much that it won't close. I made that mistake once, and my wrap exploded in the air fryer, which was an oops moment for sure. Sprinkle a generous amount of Italian seasoning and a little garlic powder over everything. This is where the flavors really come alive, trust me.
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Time to get folding! I fold in the sides of the tortilla first, then tightly roll it up from the bottom. You want it snug, like a little burrito. If it feels too loose, it might unravel. I sometimes use a toothpick to secure it if I'm worried, but usually, a tight roll is enough. It should feel firm and ready for its crispy transformation!
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Give your rolled wrap a good, even spray with olive oil. This is *critical* for that golden, crispy exterior. Don't skimp here, but don't drench it either. Place the wrap seam-side down in your air fryer basket. Depending on the size of your air fryer, you might only fit one or two at a time. I usually do one at a time to ensure maximum crispiness. Set your air fryer to 375°F (190°C).
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Let it cook for about 6-8 minutes. Around the 3-4 minute mark, I like to flip it over. This ensures both sides get that beautiful, even golden-brown color and satisfying crunch. You’ll start to smell the cheese melting and the pepperoni crisping, which, honestly, is one of my favorite kitchen smells. Keep an eye on it; air fryers can vary, so yours might need a minute more or less.
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Once it's golden and crispy, carefully remove it from the air fryer. It's going to be hot, so use tongs! I usually let it cool for just a minute or two before slicing it in half diagonally. This makes it easier to eat and shows off all those delicious layers. Then, I stuff in some fresh shredded lettuce and sliced tomatoes. Serve it immediately with your favorite dip, and enjoy that warm, savory, crispy goodness!