Another Myron Mixon question (cookbook)

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I have his latest cookbook and have a question about his pork shoulder/rib rub. I was looking at the general rub..onion powder, brown sugar etc, but don't see Paprika? In about every other recipe I have for shoulder and ribs this is a huge part? Should I add it, or look for another rub?
 
Im not sold on anything in his book or his rubs. His chicken rub is gross. I have been trying his "Whistler Burger" that he claims won some comp for best burger. My opinion, the burger is nasty. Ive tried it with several different rubs. Same result. Its disgusting. Fudruckers is better. Im starting to think hes never even made anything in the book and these are recipes he just pulled out of the air to some degree.

I may try some of his techniques, but Im done with his homemade rubs and marinades.
 
Try just s&p 1 time! you will kick yourself for buying all those ingredients for all those rubs. If I,m feeling crazy I'll throw some Tony Chachere's on it.
 
You ever think mixon is giving false info. The so called winnest man in BBQ is not going to give you his best secrets or formulas even if you bought his book(s)!
 
You ever think mixon is giving false info. The so called winnest man in BBQ is not going to give you his best secrets or formulas even if you bought his book(s)!

I wouldn't think something called "general rub" would be his secret rub, but wasn't sure just how far off the mark it was compared to other rubs? I need to buy some commercial rubs also and see how they compare.
 
As BluDawg mentioned paprika is purely for color as it's almost tasteless.

I have found the recipes in both books disappointing, especially the rubs and sauces. I like to try different things so it was fun to experiment but wouldn't recommend these to anyone.
 
as soon as i got the book and seen how big it was i thought as if he mastered all these dishes, its full of stuff hes never made..
 
I have found the recipes in both books disappointing, especially the rubs and sauces. I like to try different things so it was fun to experiment but wouldn't recommend these to anyone.

I too was disappointed with the book, and was even more disappointed for what I paid for the book thinking it would have helped me improve my skills.

I agree, with you, in my opinion they are not worth half of the asking price.
 
Slightly off topic but the wife and I had a chance to taste his commercial sauces last month and we thought they were pretty much awful. I'd never want either on any meat I serve/eat.
 
It's funny, I too have his book and its honestly the only cookbook that I own (probably close to 50) that I've glanced through once and put on the shelf were it has sat since. It just never grabbed my interest, nothing that I thought I must try.

So with that said, has anyone made something out of his books that was actually good? All I see are negative reviews, and recipe mistakes.
 
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