Which Meat to Eat

Meal Planning

Meal planning can be hard, especially for dinner parties or extended family events. That’s why we asked Michael Gabourie for some advice when it comes to meat. We find that typically the meat selected dictates side dishes and the style of the meal. Think about cooking as culinary art, we use meat as the center focal point of all our meals. Which means, it better taste absolutely perfect. This is something Gabe’s Country Smoked Meats is dedicated, smoking to perfection.

Mouthwatering Savory Flavor

“As a smoke master based in Maple City, I take great pride in crafting exquisite smoked meats of USDA quality. Using the time-honored art of smoking, I create a variety of mouthwatering dishes that capture the essence of true American barbecue. From tender and flavorful smoked brisket to succulent pulled pork and smoky ribs, my Maple City-based kitchen is dedicated to delivering USDA quality smoked meats that leave a lasting impression. Whether it’s smoked chicken with a secret dry rub, gourmet smoked sausages, or even smoked turkey for a Maple City Thanksgiving, each dish is carefully prepared to perfection. I source the finest wood chips to infuse that signature smoky flavor into every bite. Discover a world of smoky delights in Maple City, where every dish is a testament to my dedication as a smoke master.”

Smoke Master Michael Gabourie

Gabe’s Country Smoked Meats Favorite Picks

1. Smoked Brisket: A classic choice, smoked brisket is known for its tender and flavorful meat. It’s usually seasoned with a dry rub and smoked for several hours until it’s melt-in-your-mouth delicious.
2. Pulled Pork: Pork shoulder or butt is smoked until it’s so tender that it can be easily pulled apart with forks. It’s often served on sandwiches or as a main dish with barbecue sauce.
3. Smoked Ribs: Baby back or spare ribs can be coated with a flavorful rub and smoked until they have a smoky, sweet, and tangy flavor. They’re often finished with a barbecue glaze.
4. Smoked Chicken: Whole chickens or chicken parts can be smoked for a juicy and smoky flavor. They can be seasoned with dry rubs or marinated in a flavorful brine before smoking.
5. Smoked Sausages: Various types of sausages, such as bratwurst or kielbasa, can be smoked for a smoky and savory flavor. They can be served as a main course or used in other dishes like gumbo or jambalaya.
6. Smoked Turkey: Whole turkeys or turkey breasts can be smoked for Thanksgiving or any special occasion. The smokiness adds a unique twist to traditional turkey.
7. Smoked Fish: Salmon, trout, or other types of fish can be brined and smoked to create delicious smoked fish that can be used in salads, spreads, or served as an appetizer.
8. Smoked Burgers: Ground meat patties can be smoked to give them a smoky flavor before being assembled into burgers with your choice of toppings and condiments.
9. Smoked Lamb: Lamb racks or chops can be seasoned and smoked for a unique and savory flavor profile.
10. Smoked Game Meat: If available, I might experiment with smoked venison, elk, or other game meats to create unique and flavorful dishes.

These are just a few examples of the many possibilities when it comes to smoking meat. The choice of wood for smoking, the seasonings and rubs used, and the cooking time can all be adjusted to create a wide range of flavors and textures, making smoked meat a versatile and delicious culinary art.