Thanksgiving can be stressful, especially if it’s your first time making the meal for your family. So, don't forget that you have cooking options other than your stovetop and oven. Your air fryer can come in handy for everything from appetizers to the main course. That's why we’ve rounded up our top air fryer recipes for a feast — one that are easily incorporated into any Turkey Day menu.

Never worry about a tedious oven schedule again! With this easy turkey recipe, you'll get a turkey breast on the table in less than an hour, without heating up the entire house (or using up all your precious oven space). Plus, it's guaranteed golden with crispy skin — no brining required.

Even though you’re making in it a modern air fryer, this stuffing will taste just like the classic you grew up on. The sliced bread gets toasted in the air fryer, and the flavors of the sausage, thyme, sage and garlic come together in the air fryer in less than an hour. It’s the perfect option for a low-key Thanksgiving dinner.

Your green beans will get a blast of flavor from this simple gremolata topping, which is made from lemon zest, chopped parsley and garlic. The toasted almonds give the dish a great crunch, and the whole thing comes together in under a half-hour. It sounds like the recipe for a perfect side dish to us.

If you’re looking for an appetizer that requires minimal prep and active cook time, these air-fryer stuffed mushrooms are perfect. They only take 25 minutes of work and an additional 20 minutes of cook time. They’re filled with Pecorino-Romano, mozzarella, parsley, mint and breadcrumbs and will be a delicious pre-dinner bite the whole family will love.

Anything that makes preparing Thanksgiving dinner a little easier is a win in our book — and that especially goes for cooking side dishes. This Brussels sprouts recipe is an air fryer and will be the perfect addition to any Thanksgiving table.

The high heat of an air fryer quickly caramelizes vegetables, giving this creamy soup deep flavor. The addition of a few dried spices adds warmth and seasoning. Drizzle the finished soup with creme fraiche or plain yogurt and sprinkle with pepitas and chopped chives for a delicious vegetarian meal that’s particularly weeknight-friendly.

An abundant salad is an essential part of any Thanksgiving meal — especially one that features a fall-favorite ingredient like roasted butternut squash. The air fryer speeds up the process and gets the squash wonderfully sweet and caramelized in no time.

Toasting nuts in an air fryer is not only fast and easy, but also creates very even browning as compared to larger ovens that have various hot spots. These crunchy, sweet and salty air fryer spiced nuts are great to serve alongside drinks as a pre-dinner snack without getting your guests too full!

Want homemade biscuits, but it’s too hot for baking or you don’t have room in the oven for one more thing? These simple, classic ones cook to flaky perfection in your air fryer--no oven (or pan) needed. Try them with the easy honey butter for a perfect pairing.

There are many advantages to baking sweet potatoes in an air fryer: It’s quicker than an oven (no preheating!) and the circulating hot air yields a perfectly crisp exterior and silky, creamy interior. We topped each potato simply with a pat of butter and some chopped fresh chives, but you can add any of your favorite toppings (mini marshmallows included).

The brown sugar glaze--made savory-sweet with apple cider vinegar, yellow mustard and allspice-- takes just a few minutes to mix up. And cooking a spiral cut ham in an air fryer produces a delectable, caramelized exterior. Some would say that the leftovers are the best part!

Rich, creamy, cheesy and perfectly savory, these scalloped sweet potatoes are sure to be a crowd favorite at your Thanksgiving spread. And since they're made in an air fryer, precious oven space is freed up for other holiday dishes. The trick to making them perfectly tender is using a mandoline or vegetable slicer—this ensures the potatoes are thin and cook evenly.

The secret to getting crispy, caramelized acorn squash with very little added oil? Your trusty air fryer! We topped the whole dish with a sprinkle of Parmesan and a drizzle of brown butter, for a comforting and easy fall side dish.

Making cornbread in an air fryer not only frees up precious oven space during the holidays, it cooks faster than in an oven and creates an evenly golden brown crust on top. This recipe yields a fluffy texture with the ideal balance of salty and sweet. Cut the cornbread into wedges and serve with a good smear of homemade honey butter and a sprinkle of flaky sea salt, if you like.

Cooked carrots are given a major upgrade with this quick air fryer recipe. Cayenne pepper, black pepper and chili powder give these carrots a little heat, while brown sugar and butter mix to create a sweet caramel flavor. In 10 minutes, you’ll have an impressive side that would have taken 45 minutes in the oven!

With this recipe, you can have warm brownies on the table in under an hour — and without using up any precious oven space. We think the pecans are a great addition for Thanksgiving but you could swap another nut (or even some chocolate chips) if you don't have any on hand.