Yes, you are being cynical, and a bigot. Mixon explains why he’s using table salt in the video, and his recipes/rubs often call for kosher salt where a coarser grain is desired, like ribs and brisket. Or maybe he just shelves his presumed Southern redneck antisemitism for those cuts because awesome ribs/brisket >…

Yes, you are being cynical, and a bigot. Mixon explains why he’s using table salt in the video, and his recipes/rubs often call for kosher salt where a coarser grain is desired, like ribs and brisket. Or maybe he just shelves his presumed Southern redneck antisemitism for those cuts because tasty ribs/brisket >…

Yes, you are being cynical, and a bigot. Mixon explains why he’s using table salt in the video, and his recipes/rubs often call for kosher salt where a coarser grain is desired, like ribs and brisket. Or maybe he just shelves his presumed Southern redneck antisemitism for those cuts, right? Because tasty ribs >…

Yes, you are being cynical, and a bigot. Mixon explains why he’s using table salt in the video, and his recipes/rubs often call for kosher salt where a coarser grain is desired, like ribs and brisket. Or maybe he just shelves his presumed Southern redneck antisemitism for those cuts, right?

Yes, you are being cynical, and a bigot. Mixon explains why he’s using table salt in the video, and his recipes/rubs often call for kosher salt where a coarser grain is desired, like ribs and brisket. Or maybe he just shelves his presumed Southern redneck antisemitism for those cuts, right?

Did you actually watch the video before you made your bigoted assumption, because, Deadspin? Apparently not. In the video, Mixon explains that he’s using table salt HERE because he wants it to dissolve on the meat’s surface, and not leave grains/a granular texture. Many of his other recipes/rubs call for kosher salt,…