Make your family Thanksgiving turkey in under three hours and have it crispy, juicy, and delicious. Check out our Oven Air Fried Turkey recipe here. #sharinglifesmoments #recipe #Thanksgivingrecipes #cooking

Oven Air Fried Turkey Recipe

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Thanksgiving is quickly sneaking upon us. We got a new Samsung Electric Conventional oven with an Air Fryer, and we have been having fun cooking in it. He devised a simple recipe to fully cook a 16+ lb turkey in under two and a half hours.

Oven Air Fried Turkey Recipe 1
Make your family Thanksgiving turkey in under three hours and have it crispy, juicy, and delicious. Check out our Oven Air Fried Turkey recipe here. #sharinglifesmoments #recipe #Thanksgivingrecipes #cooking

Oven Air Fried Turkey

Make your family Thanksgiving turkey in under three hours and have it crispy, juicy, and delicious. Check out our Oven Air Fried Turkey recipe here. #sharinglifesmoments #recipe #Thanksgivingrecipes #cooking
5 from 1 vote
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 2 hours 2 minutes
Total Time 2 hours 30 minutes
Course Main Course
Cuisine American
Servings 20

Ingredients
  

  • salt Choose your preference
  • Pepper Choose Your Preference
  • Creole Choose Your Preference
  • Melted Butter Choose Your Preference
  • Olive Oil
  • Turkey Key here is 7 minutes per pound

Instructions
 

  • Clean the turkey
  • Cover it with melted butter. We brushed it on.
  • Then add seasoning in your preferred amounts.
  • Spray Roasting pan with oil of choice (We used olive oil.)
  • Put the turkey on the roasting pan with the winds tucked under the turkey and put the legs through neck of the turkey.

Notes

A standard turkey will take 7.0 minutes per pound to cook in an oven air-fryer oven at 325. This is a simple recipe to make a turkey in less time than my older method. 
You simply clean the turkey, brush it with melted butter, and add your seasoning of choice. Then you cook it in the oven for the required time. 
Keyword Thanksgiving, Turkey

This turkey turned out beautifully delicious! It didn’t require me to keep getting up and down for several hours of my day. Even though it was only covered in spices and butter, it still tasted like I had done tons more to it.

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    1. We have several different forms of air fryers now in our home because the food seems to come out so much better from being cooked in them. I hope you can get a turkey to try this out with. Please keep in mind the size of the turkey will change the cooking time for sure!

      Thank you for stopping by and commenting. I hope to see you again soon.

  1. 5 stars
    I’ve never thought about making a turkey using an air fryer, but it’s definitely something I would consider trying and I can’t wait to try the recipe!

  2. This sounds delicious! Plus, it looks so much easier than I thought it would be. I was tempted this past Thanksgiving to try an air-fried turkey but wound up doing it the same old way. I am going to have to try this recipe soon (probably won’t wait until T-giving, either, lol).

  3. My LG Oven is also an Air Fryer and I want to do my turkey in it this year, you do not mention anything about a stuffed bird, I will have a 24lb+ Turkey this year and plan to stuff it prior to cooking do I need to adjust temp or time? I appreciate your input!

    1. My husband stated you would need to cook it at 17-20 minutes a pound depending on how fast your personal oven cooks. Be sure to check it as it gets closer to done.

      I hope you have a wonderful dinner. Thank you for stopping by and commenting. I hope to see you again soon.