- Jun 21, 2007
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I just finished a batch of my Chimayo mild rub. It has a sweet spicy flavor typical of the southwest. The sweetness comes from the Chimayo mild, Spanish paprika and the brown sugar. I have tested it on pork, chicken, and beef, with good feedback. It also blends with woods of mesquite, hickory, apple, oak, and especially red oak (when you can find it) when smokin' with beef. I have included a link to my source, which I have been using for several years.
http://www.savoryspiceshop.com
I choose to use parts instead of teaspoon/tablespoons as I find it easier to apply.
Chimayo mild Rub:
2 parts kosher salt
2 parts sweet Spanish paprika
1 part fresh ground peppercorns
1/2 part freshly ground cumin seeds
1/2 part freshly ground Mexican oregano
1/2 part freshly ground Coriannder seeds
1 part Chimayo mild chile powder
1 1/2 parts packed brown sugar
1 part garlic powder
1 part onion powder
Mix well and keep in airtight container.
http://www.savoryspiceshop.com
I choose to use parts instead of teaspoon/tablespoons as I find it easier to apply.
Chimayo mild Rub:
2 parts kosher salt
2 parts sweet Spanish paprika
1 part fresh ground peppercorns
1/2 part freshly ground cumin seeds
1/2 part freshly ground Mexican oregano
1/2 part freshly ground Coriannder seeds
1 part Chimayo mild chile powder
1 1/2 parts packed brown sugar
1 part garlic powder
1 part onion powder
Mix well and keep in airtight container.
