Air Fried Turkey Breast with Lemon Pepper or Herbs
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Air Fried Turkey Breast Recipe
There’s so many reasons to make boneless turkey breast in the air fryer. It’s so quick, easy and a great way to enjoy healthy turkey breast for lunch and dinner! We were mind blown when we made our first air fryer turkey breast and we’ve made so many more ever since then! The turkey breast skin comes out crispy and amazing. The turkey meat is juicy and perfect for sandwiches, salads or what ever you want. You can’t buy something this delicious at the store and if you did, it wouldn’t be cheap. Cooking boneless turkey breast in the air fryer is budget friendly and can cover meals for a whole family. If there’s leftovers, then sandwiches are perfect.
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Best Air Fryer Turkey Breast for Thanksgiving
Ok, air fried turkey breast is a serious contender for Thanksgiving or the holidays. It’s the perfect portion for two or three. If it’s a small Thanksgiving dinner gathering, then this air fryer technique is perfect. It’s easy to learn how to cook turkey in the air fryer for Thanksgiving. And most importantly, it frees up so much space in the kitchen, especially if it’s small. If you don’t have enough oven space, then the air fryer can help free up the lack of oven space. It’s such a wonderful way to enjoy turkey for two and keep it simple and small.
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Air Fryer Lemon Pepper or Herbed Turkey Breast
Try to keep the skin-on turkey because it keeps the meat moist during cooking. Make sure to have a kitchen thermometer on hand to check temperature to ensure it’s cooked.
Ingredients
- 3 pounds de-boned uncooked turkey breast *see recipe head note
- 2 Tablespoons oil
- 1 Tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1 teaspoon lemon pepper or dried herb seasoning
- 1/2 teaspoon salt , or to taste
Equipment
Instructions
- Pat the turkey dry.
- Combine oil, Worcestershire sauce, lemon pepper or herbs, and salt in a bowl or plastic bag. Add the turkey to the marinade, making sure the marinade completely coats the turkey breast. If possible, marinate for 1-2 hours.
- Lightly oil the air fryer basket. Remove the turkey from the marinade and place the turkey breast skin-side down in the air fryer basket.
- Air Fry at 350°F for 25 minutes. Flip the turkey breast to skin side up, and Air Fry for another 25-35 minutes until internal temperature of turkey reaches 165°F in the thickest part. If you’re cooking bone-in turkey breast, cook for additional 5-10 minutes if needed.
- NOTE: To keep turkey breast from drying out (especially if it is skinless), spray the turkey top and edges with a little oil a couple times during cooking to keep it moist. It's like "basting" the turkey breast with oil. This is helpful if you have a bigger breast.
- NOTE on SIZE: Some breasts are thinner or sometimes broken into several pieces including the tenderloin. If you're cooking separate smaller pieces, then cooking time is much less. If you want a "whole" looking breast when you have multiple pieces, then tie the pieces together with some kitchen string. This will give the breast a whole looking shape. Then marinate the breast according to the instructions.
4 Comments on “Air Fried Turkey Breast with Lemon Pepper or Herbs”
Wow, the turkey turned out so juicy! I had a smaller turkey breast and it cooked a little quicker. I’m gonna use the air fryer method again to cook a turkey breast for Thanksgiving this year. Can’t wait!
The air fryer cooked my turkey breast perfectly and it helped to spray the turkey again with oil when I flipped it like you mentioned in the recipe. That was helpful. The herbs didn’t burn. Thanks for the recipe.
How about a bone-in Turkey breast? How would you make in the air fryer or wouldn’t you?
Thanks!
Hi Judith, yes you can cook a bone-in turkey breast. Just make sure to use a thermometer to ensure that the turkey breast is cooked all the way through. In fact, you can cook a whole 15-16 pound raw turkey. We have 2 recipes for that technique if you ever want to cook a whole turkey. It’s all here: https://bestrecipebox.com/tag/air-fryer-turkey/