Who knew the air fryer could make “boiled” eggs this simple? No more stressing over cracked shells or stovetop timing—this method delivers tender, easy-to-peel eggs every single time. From jammy yolks perfect for ramen to fully cooked eggs for meal prep, the air fryer handles it all. One of those “why didn’t I try this sooner?” kitchen hacks that quickly becomes a favorite.
Air Fryer “Boiled” Eggs
Ingredients & Tools
| Ingredients | Notes |
|---|---|
| Eggs | Any size (large is standard) |
| Ice cubes | For cooling |
| Cold water | For ice bath |
| Salt, pepper, or seasoning | Optional |
| Equipment | Notes |
|---|---|
| Air fryer | Preheated |
| Heat-safe bowl | For ice bath |
| Slotted spoon or tongs | For safe handling |
Tip: Eggs that are 5–7 days old peel more easily than super fresh ones.
Instructions
- Preheat the Air Fryer
Set to 270°F (130°C). If your air fryer runs a little cool, try 275°F (135°C). Preheat for 2–3 minutes. - Arrange the Eggs
Place eggs in a single layer with some space between them so air can circulate evenly. - Set the Time
- Soft-boiled (runny yolk): 9–10 minutes
- Medium-boiled (jammy yolk): 11–12 minutes
- Hard-boiled (fully set): 13–15 minutes
No flipping or checking needed—the air fryer does all the work.
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