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Sunday, December 4, 2011

Spice Rubs Gives Christmas Turkeys A Globel Flavor

Spice rubs inspired by the south of France , the Southwest and fragrant Indian cooking offer a vibrant , international way to flavor the Christmas turkey beyond salt and pepper . The rubs can be used with any non-brined turkey recipes .

South of France Rub
4      teaspoons dried thyme
4      teaspoons  mild paprika
2      teaspoons sea salt  (or regular salt)
2      teaspoons freshly grated lemon zest
2      teaspoons freshly ground black pepper
1/2   teaspoon cayenne pepper
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Southwestern Rub
2     tablespoons  chili power
2     tablespoons ground cumin
2     teaspoons dried oregano
1     tablespoon ground coriander
1     teaspoon cayenne pepper
1     teaspoon garlic power
1     teaspoon sea salt (or regular table salt)
1     teaspoon freshly ground  black pepper
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 Indian Rub
1    tablespoon garam masala
2    tablespoons ground cinnamon
1    tablespoon ground cumin
2    teaspoons kosher salt
1     teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
1/4  teaspoon ground allspice
2      teaspoons garlic powder
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Directions For Rubs .
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Mix the ingredients well in a bowl . Massage the bird inside and out with olive oil  or room temperature unsalted butter. Massage the rub gently across the exterior and interior  of the turkey . Roast turkey according to your recipe .
**** Makes about  1/2 cup of rub ... can be double to taste.

2 comments:

  1. My gosh that looks good. My mouth is watering. One day, I hope you will cook something for me, Sassy Witchy.

    The Genie

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  2. It will be my pleasure ... I am planning on fixing you a feast soon , if you can not eat it , I will have the pleasure of watching you look at it . My sister 'The Genie'

    Sassy Witchy

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