Can I use a chicken spice rub on turkey?

Many spice rubs are versatile and work well with different types of poultry. However, you may want to adjust the amount of salt in the rub to taste. Turkey tends to be more flavorful than chicken, so you may need slightly less salt to avoid it being too salty.

Here are some things to keep in mind when using a chicken spice rub on turkey:

* Consider the spices: Some chicken spice rubs may contain ingredients that are not ideal for turkey. For example, some rubs use paprika which can impart a reddish hue to the turkey.

* Adjust the amount: You may need to adjust the amount of spice rub you use for turkey, as the skin is thicker.

* Try it out: If you're unsure, it's always a good idea to do a small test run to see how the rub tastes on turkey.

Enjoy your delicious turkey!