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Air-Fryer Seasoned Chicken Breast
A moist, seasoned chicken breast cooked in the air fryer and rested before slicing. The creator suggests using it in wraps, pitta, burgers, salads, rice bowls, and cold pasta dishes.
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Ingredients
- chicken breast (The transcript refers to one large chicken breast (“dinosaur breast”).)
- salt (A pinch)
- black pepper (Amount not stated)
- onion powder (Amount not stated)
- garlic powder (Amount not stated)
- paprika (Amount not stated)
- dried oregano (Amount not stated)
- dried thyme (Amount not stated)
- parsley (Used in the seasoning mixture; dried parsley is also mentioned as a finishing garnish.)
- olive oil (Amount not stated; use enough to coat the chicken as shown.)
- dried parsley (For finishing)
Steps
- 1
Prepare the chicken breast. The source refers to using one large chicken breast, but does not specify trimming or flattening details.
- 2
Season the chicken with a pinch of salt and some black pepper.
- 3
Combine or apply the onion powder, garlic powder, paprika, oregano, thyme, and parsley as the seasoning mixture.
- 4
Drizzle or coat the seasoned chicken with olive oil.
- 5
Place the chicken in an air fryer and cook at 200°C for 8–9 minutes.
- 6
Remove the chicken from the air fryer and let it rest for 5 minutes before chopping. The creator says it will continue cooking while resting.
- 7
Chop the rested chicken and finish it with dried parsley.
Notes
The source does not provide ingredient quantities beyond a pinch of salt, nor does it state whether the chicken should be flipped, although the video text mentions “flipping time.” It also does not provide a target internal temperature; for food safety, verify that chicken reaches 74°C/165°F in the thickest part. Suggested uses from the source include wraps, pitta, burgers, salads, rice bowls, cold pasta, and packed lunches.
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