Our Top 10 Thanksgiving Turkey Rubs
From smoky-sweet to hot 'n' spicy, these easy-to-make spice rubs are great for adding an instant punch of flavor to your Thanksgiving turkey.
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Combine chili powder, chocolate shavings, grated orange peel, and onion powder for a Mexican-inspired turkey rub.
Give your turkey a kick with this warm combination of allspice, mustard seeds, ginger, and paprika.
Blend white, black, and pink peppercorns with rosemary to create a turkey rub that's traditional, with a twist.
Combine dry mustard, sugar, and dried lavender for a turkey rub with a hint of Provencal flavor.
For a bold-flavor turkey rub, blend together smoked paprika, chipotle chili flakes, dried tomatoes, and lime juice.
To give your turkey a fresh twist, flavor it with this unique blend of black and white sesame seeds, crystallized ginger, and red pepper flakes.
This smoky-sweet spice rub is a blend of comforting Old West flavors: hickory-smoked salt, ground coffee, and brown sugar.
Give your turkey an exotic twist with this delicious spice rub featuring curry powder, crushed red pepper flakes, and pistachios.
Now that you've figured out your turkey rub, it's time to move on to the cooking stage. We've brainstormed several great ways to cook a turkey that your family and friends are sure to enjoy!






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11/23/2010 11:47:49 AM Report AbuseMy family wanted to use this cowboy rub so I started hunting for the Hickory smoked salt that it calls for. I searched all the grocery stores in the town I live in, plus the ketchen speciality store and Walmart. None of them had it. One said they carried it 8 years ago, but dropped it since it did not sell. My son looked for it in Austin, Texas at HEB and the Whole Foods Market. It was not there. We think you should only publish recipes that have easy to find ingredients. CSVeale
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