Smokehouse Maple by McCormick |
Smokehouse Maple by McCormick
Smokehouse maple is an excellent spice that is recommended for pork and chicken. Some people use it on fish and I regularly use it on burgers. Just a small amount of this seasoning (dry rub) goes a long way in adding a sweet, smokey flavor to your meal.
Ingredients list:
salt, cane sugar, brown sugar, molasses (refinery syrup, cane molasses, caramel color), garlic, onion, spices (including paprika, chili pepper), orange peel, red bell pepper, maple syrup & natural flavor (including smoke)
If you are looking for recipes, McCormick provides a selection of recipes and meal ideas that use Smokehouse Maple specifically. I hadn't thought of using it on grilled corn on the cob! What a great idea.
Why I prefer the Smokehouse Maple
When I am camping at The Shack, all of my hot meals are prepared on the grill, in the smoker, or in hobo packs in the wood stove. My land is on what had previously been an apple orchard. So my wood stove and my smoker are fueled with apple wood from my yard and hard wood from my woods.
I prefer grilled foods and smoked foods. That smoked flavor is my preference. When I return to the apartment, I do not have an access to a grill and am not able to smoke my foods.
I typically fry or bake a pork chop with a light sprinkle of this seasoning. Or I add a bit to my burgers. McCormick's Smokehouse Maple takes care of my grill cravings when I am unable to grill.
I use McCormick spices and seasonings almost exclusively. Definitely my favorite brand! However, I have never tried their Smokehouse Maple seasoning. Honestly, I don't think I have ever seen it in our store. I am certain we would love it too. Thank you for the introduction and recommendation.
ReplyDeleteMcCormick Smokehouse Maple sounds like a seasoning my two sons would enjoy using (if they have not already discovered it), as they both grill often. All my 'kids' like the Grill Mates line of spices.
ReplyDeleteI will definitely give this spice a try. It sounds delicious. Thanks for introducing me to a simple way to add some variety to my meals. Trying a new flavor combo keeps things interesting.
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