Tribal People Try Jamaican Jerk Chicken

[@jackiejosephs1]

As a Jamaican woman I was wondering if our dear Pakistani friends would ever get to sample our famous Jerk Chicken. I'm glad you have and enjoyed it 👏👏🇯🇲

[@MayimHastings]

Jamaican cuisine is so underrated and unknown and that makes me so sad! Jamaica is full of beautiful, warm people and amazing food. 🇺🇸💖🇯🇲🌺

[@DogSpeak]

I bet they'd love Jamaican meat pies

[@kirabouwerviraltyd]

Same 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@e50s65]

They shouldve told them it was from the country of Jamaica bc they seemed to think it was an American dish

[@lindabrown0]

@@MayimHastings "Unknown"?...........Check Ytube. All kinds of J'can cooking; good, bad and indifferent...............(lol).

[@calostar2748]

I wish they told them that Jamaica is a country, that they will be familiar with because of West Indies Cricket

[@violetroyal980]

True, true

[@linebrunelle1004]

they have the internet.....they are not idiots

[@violetroyal980]

@@linebrunelle1004 come on now, we know that they are no idiots. Harsh, yikes ❤❤❤❤❤

[@markymark4765]

I agree I don’t believe that realize the country was separate from the dish. I think they believed it was all one thing. I wish they were told

[@superiorgameschicago]

There was a cricket reference lol

[@Kaiju_Chaos]

Love these men. The crime here is serving ketchup with a perfectly spiced, perfectly moist chicken. Just...why?

[@wtglb]

And no napkins, either 😏

[@Tr-fj4hr]

Might be a cultural thing. Maybe ketchup is like a default condiment for chicken in India and Pakistan?

[@ktkacer1039]

@@Tr-fj4hr Or, more likely, they saw a red sauce & just assumed it was ketchup, (Because it generally IS) when it was actually more Jerk Sauce.

[@Ahad_Faisal]

@@Tr-fj4hr No, it's not, ketchup really for fries only.

[@kathytrainor9839]

Yes. Why ????? And then NO drinks. SHAME ON YOU.

[@paulmckenzie3181]

You should have told them that Jamaica is part of the West Indies. Since they probably watch cricket, they would get an idea of where/what the name "Jamaica" is all about.

[@shaunsingh4855]

Chaduary once again proves that he's a champion.......he didn't want to ruin the taste of the jerk chicken by eating it with ketchup lol. A wise choice.

[@willmitchell2553]

Why did they serve Ketchup it changes taste

[@stephenhensley5631]

And now like my friends here I need my roti. I look for it when I shop. Thanks guys and thank God.

[@ktkacer1039]

@@willmitchell2553 I don't believe it was actually ketchup, only somewhat resembled it as it was likely more of the jerk sauce, at least that was my read... they saw red sauce & figured it was ketchup.

[@nikkirockznikkirockz8551]

@@ktkacer1039 Nope, it's ketchup (they use it often, and it's quite popular in many other parts of Asia as well)!

[@patriciamorgan6545]

@@ktkacer1039 Doesn't look like jerk seasoning paste at all. Could have been ketchup, or chili garlic sauce, which they seem to use frequently as well. Either way, an unnecessary condiment for an already deliciously perfect food.

[@julzmunckton]

I think it is so sweet that Tahir is concerned over the weather in America, just as we were when the rains hit Pakistan . It just goes to prove that this has become much more than just a food tasting channel. Another dish that I've never managed to try , so nice to see Rana and Tahir back again.

[@markplott4820]

Jerk chicken cures cough & hunger............lol.

[@I_wish_I_knew_something]

Beautiful human

[@MayimHastings]

Tahir is such a sweetheart!

[@marycasanova8905]

Mr Tahir, it seems, has always been a kind and caring man. When he worried about us, my heart went out. When he offers his food, it's not a joke, it's an act of love.

[@mikeh8416]

Tahir was so worried about 2 foot of snow. As a kid near Chicago in 1967, I remember my dad DIGGING A TUNNEL in the snow to our elderly neighbors house just to make sure they were o.k.. The snow was OVER the roof of our house!! In 1978, I was shoveling snow off the roof of our building at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center because there was so much snow on top (nearly 6 ft) they feared the weight would collapse the building. 2 feet is NOTHING!! 🙂 Now in my 60's and in Tennessee, everything closes if they see a single snowflake in the air!!

[@thebestsleepremedy8273]

As a Jamaican, what a delight this has been, seeing our jerk chicken sampled by these wonderful men. So happy they enjoyed it! One love!!! 🇯🇲

[@1111111111202]

thank you for your jerk chicken oxtail and jerk pork. its one of my fav foods as a korean.

[@patriciamorgan6545]

I'll second what Steve said, and also thank you for Jamaican meat patties, from NY.😋

[@JAY1892]

Next stop curry goat and they’ll die happy. ✊🏾😋

[@nathanielmills4678]

​@@1111111111202I've witnessed many Koreans fall in love with Jamaican food. My wife is Korean and even makes many dishes.

[@jeruzz1]

Jamaican food is sooooo good... like literally everything I've ever tried lol! I'm originally from Jersey and this makes me miss home. We had some really good Jamaican restaurants. 😊

[@crashice667]

As a Jamaican 🇯🇲 this makes me happy that they like our food ☺️

[@ktkacer1039]

Everyone likes your food, it is amazing!

[@teejack8108]

​@@ktkacer1039 lol, I was like really.

[@pyeuneu]

how can they not, jamaican food is the amalgamation of different old world cuisines, and indian/pakistan cuisine has a huge influence over it!

[@siobhan28483]

As a Jamaican I’m glad that they enjoyed it. ☺️ 🇯🇲 🇵🇰

[@noobiologygaming8549]

I love 2 things from Jamaica. Jerk chicken and Chris Henry gayle..

[@christinegelabert1651]

NOW.. you have to have them try the JAMAICAN CURRY GOAT... AND JAMAICAN CURRY CHICKEN... OR COWFOOT SOUP! I'm NOT Jamaican but it is one of my favorite types of food~I am NATIVE, from the Taino and Mohawk tribes. XO😉💜😎 🐐🐓🐄

[@nairdacnalbel]

they did curry goat.

[@ktkacer1039]

@@nairdacnalbel but was it Jamacan? Or was it Pakistani, or India's?

[@nr7920]

Absolutely!! I’m Jamaican and all of those. Especially cowfoot soup ❤❤❤

[@MsSahai]

Yu know good food girl 😂😂🤣🤣😂😂😂 That Cow foot soup hits different don't it. 💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@Bilalm11]

We have cowfoot soup too. It’s called paye. Probably different from the Jamaican version but it’s good to learn you guys have it too

[@jastallion45]

😊😊😊 one love !!…. Big up tribal people… Jamaica 🇯🇲 sends ❤

[@izrldubois]

Been waiting on this one 🇯🇲

[@adam_lux4691]

Same

[@stephensaxby2820]

So have i

[@lovelylady4229]

Yeah mon!

[@TheOriginalArchie]

I love Tahir and the fact that he knows and pronounced Buffalo, NY so nicely, really warmed my heart.

[@daveisdigital]

I'm so happy that you guys did this dish. It's truly a fantastic blend of spices. Much like India and Pakistan, the spice routes of the Caribbean inspired such dishes as this. I bet a Jamaican food shop would do well in Pakistan!!

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

Shaivite Hindus introduced ganja to Jamaica also but the flavor profiles are similar.

[@sandrageorge4429]

@@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134 Jamaica has plenty o f thier own ganja , and many flavors ! 😆

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

@@sandrageorge4429 I was surprised to learn that cannabis isn't native to Jamaica, though several cultures used it for worship including ancient Israel.

[@FRESHNESSSSSS]

​@@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134 That would've surprised me too but I'm currently too stoned to take it in.

[@sandrageorge4429]

@@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134 Your so right ! It came from India in the middle of the 1800s ! But you got to admit they sure have perfected it in the last 170 years !

[@NothingButSilicone]

That was very nice when Tahir raised his concerns regarding the people of the US and Canada. We are all connected. Their are great people everywhere in this world. It’s great how food connects us.

[@BestMods168]

Just proves that politics is one of the root of all evils. Like many have said, if the world leaders want to fight, they should duke it out themselves in the ring or have their best warriors duke it out in the ring to determine winners and losers.

[@jeruzz1]

Yes 😊

[@LadyMareshah-cr5ig]

I like watching them more than watching some T.V shows and movies. May GOD keep them pure in heart and grateful!🙏

[@teresajohnson7727]

Mr. Tahir, thank you for being concerned about us due to the weather! You gentlemen are so kind.

[@kingstonstreet3726]

I’m Jamaican fan here🇯🇲

[@JaneDoe42011]

Thank you for thinking of us in the US Mr Tahir.

[@Amatullah.574]

Yes. I hope we think and care the same for their suffering

[@ktkacer1039]

@@Amatullah.574 Yeah there was a bad bus accident, I think last I saw (earlier today) resulted in 41 deaths. And, of course the flooding that was just awful, resulted in a lot of deaths in 2022.

[@shaunsingh4855]

Nice to see them experiencing something from our region. Jamaica is close to America and is part of what is known as the Caribbean chain of Islands. We in Trinidad & Tobago are the last in the chain and close to Venezuela. Love how Tahir relates what's happening in America, Canada and upstate New York with the heavy snow fall. Very nice video as usual.

[@misstrekfreak]

Love T & T 🙏🏻

[@eddiexxx6546]

Jamaica is classified as part of the AMERICA's, note the S at the end of America.

[@chinchin431]

Happy to see another trini watches this❤❤❤

[@stephensaxby2820]

finally you have gotten to one of my favourite chicken dishes..Jamaican jerk chicken.I have been making this legendary Jamaican dish for over 15 years and I never get bored making it for family and friends...and I'm so pleased they are enjoying it.

[@scottdiller1893]

so much kindness around 1:54, and the same kindness to you and your families that are still recovering from terrible flooding.

[@ventureoffroading]

Thank you Mr. Tahir for your kind thoughts and concerns for us here in America. Your generosity of sprit is heart warming and is your effusive love of life. All the gentlemen are fine examples of decency and kindness and I am uplifted and delighted with each video they produce.

[@daviclar867]

I wish Tahir could have made the trip to Dubai. I think it would have been fun to hear his medical expertise and comedic relief. 😅

[@Anwar157]

Should of at least explained that Jamaica is a country. Also, it's a former British colony as is Pakistan & many south & eastern Indian's migrated there & took their spices with them. Which is why you'll find many familiar dishes there.

[@Ottawajames]

Dr.Tahir is so kind to express his concern for the people of Canada and the US during that huge snowfall a few weeks ago... We're getting another big one right now... Maybe 40cm of snow. He can rest assured, however that the people of Jamaica will never deal with conditions like that, Jamaica is a tropical island.

[@IzzyOnTheMove]

It's so nice of Tahir to be concerned about the weather over here. I'min Québec, Canada and the December 23rd winter storm was scary. The St-Lawrence River came up into my yard, which it had never done in 100 years or more. It went down quickly, but the areas near the river were flooded and it was scary. 💜

[@kanevilclarke2580]

Love from my Jamaican blood..

[@Nonsanity]

Eating so many international foods, they should have a world map where all the locations can be tracked. I think that would be interesting for everyone. :)

[@annehagin6866]

So good to see the gang all together again! ( except Mr. Gul Sher) Love from Texas, USA 💜

[@stez-nq4hs]

If they loved this in Pakistan, just imagine how their minds will be blown away when eating this in Jamaica!

[@nikkirockznikkirockz8551]

Or the U.S., there's more than enough restaurants here to make as much as they like!

[@Belle-ho5ng]

@@nikkirockznikkirockz8551 true but the US version is nothing like the jerk in Jamaica. Original is always the best

[@nikkirockznikkirockz8551]

@@Belle-ho5ng That's generally true everywhere, but the advantage of being in the 'States is that it's flooooded with "original" immigrants and Jamaica is no exception so we have access to the Same type of cuisine and ingredients as they do! 😉

[@Belle-ho5ng]

@@nikkirockznikkirockz8551 I get you, I do, and could say the same as I live in the UK and there are loads of real Jamaicans here and in the US (including my relatives) but doesn’t compare to the real thing back home. It’s similar but not the same authentic flavour. There’s just something about the way it’s cooked in the barrel and seasoned with fresh ingredients, grown there that makes it like no other. You can import all the stuff and still doesn’t have the same flavours

[@nikkirockznikkirockz8551]

@@Belle-ho5ng I've been to the UK and have Jamaican friends there and I still stand by my point luvz!

[@romerojackson6438]

Jamaican jerk chicken is seasoned with all spice also known as pimento in jamaica Scotch bonnet pepper among other spices and is smoked over pimento wood thats what gives it the distinct taste 👌🏾 🇯🇲

[@kitkatgeegee]

I clicked so fast 😍 Been watching from the beginning and finally you are sampling food from my country 🤗🤗🎉🎉🇯🇲🇯🇲💖💖

[@jacktringoli3299]

Honestly it's kinda refreshing and nice to see someone from a foreign country expressing concern for the US i only ever see/hear people talk bad about the US and the only time people are concerned is if it affects them like the economy and even then they still talk bad so it was really nice hearing him express genuine concern over the severe snow event happening so thank you for that I hope everything is going well over there 😊 Also I wonder with all this food they try and let's be honest some of this food they're trying is insanely delicious (assuming it was prepared well and fresh) if they go back home and remake any of these recipes lol

[@ktkacer1039]

I know after the Jambalaya episode, Kahn wanted to make it at home, but the ingredients were too expensive :( made me sad he couldn't duplicate due to expense.

[@cinb3448]

I read about the bus crash in Baluchistan. Sending prayers for the families of those lost in the accident.

[@ktkacer1039]

Ditto up to 41 dead :(

[@cinb3448]

@@ktkacer1039 yes, sadly! It was a horrible accident!

[@baskervillebee6097]

Wish you could have shown them Jamaca on a map.

[@kirabouwerviraltyd]

Yes ! They should do this for all the meals😊

[@baskervillebee6097]

@@kirabouwerviraltyd And tea or soda.

[@ktkacer1039]

@@kirabouwerviraltyd agreed!

[@Great-Beard-of-Zeus]

I live in Detroit Michigan, and was part of the snowfall that was talked about (although we didn't see as much as Buffalo NY). Just wanted to say, it's very nice there was concern for us, but it's nothing we can't handle ;) . We are used to such winters here. Thank you for the concern. Also, love the videos!

[@christinegelabert1651]

I am sharing this as your showing it right now to my best friend who is also named... BUT she's from Jamaica! So that way she can see it when she gets on break at her job! ❤️

[@JamaicaToDiWorld]

As a Jamaican, this made me smile from ear to ear. 🇯🇲

[@donrodriguez8615]

you should show them on a map where each country food you try

[@arethaanderson3366]

Wow,I am so pleased to see my dear friends enjoying one of Jamaica's known food,sending love from Kingston Jamaica 🇯🇲

[@FireCracker3240]

Awww... how sweet is it that Tahir was worried about our fellow Americans in Buffalo? He's so kind to think of us. We love our Pakistani friends SO much. 😭❤❤

[@Bane54545]

Wow there reactions are really heartwarming you can tell there serious in the way they are describing the taste Give them the curry goat next with rice and peas also make sure they mix the curry goat sauce in the rice I know they would love it

[@lind.]

That looked rather tasty, nice one. Try curry goat, rice and peas - the lads will love it!! All the best from 🇬🇧

[@goodne3608]

Thank You Dr Tahir for Your Prayers and Concerns for My City of Buffalo, New York Here In The USA !! 🙏🏾♥️🙏🏾🤴🏾

[@rowanjun]

Interesting and amusing when Mr. Rana says no roti is needed with this dish... Cold or hot, jerk chicken is awesome!

[@hisexcellency916]

Glad my brothers enjoyed 🇯🇲 jerk chicken.

[@mikebreslaw9651]

these guys are great..always brings a smile to my face...im not a religous person but I respect that before each and every meal they thank god..shows a true respect for the gift of food...we could learn a thing or two from that way of thinking in the western world,especially the united states... bon appetit !!

[@mhastings510]

I didn't realize how much I missed our Tahir and Rana until I saw them! ❤❤❤❤❤ Thank you Tahir for your concern and kind words for the poeople in Buffalo! 😘🤗

[@campar1043]

I love to see other cultures appreciate each other

[@WillyWanker1974]

You are wonderful people. I can not express how much happiness your videos bring to me. Even when I am feeling down, you gentlemen always make me smile. I wish you great love and health. May GOD bless you all.

[@cuddliewuddlies]

The way they keep saying Jamaiman is such dad vibes - I swear dads just say words (names especially) however they want to and hope for the best 🤣

[@captivesojourner]

All praises to The Most High! haha I love how they bless their food, westerners could learn from these men. It brough me pure joy as a Jamaican

[@TheWBWoman]

Hello from Buffalo! So nice that you are thinking of us. The blizzard snowed us in for a week but warm weather right afterwards melted all of it. Luckily my family and all my friends were safe. Now we just have normal snow - a few inches which is okay for us.

[@TobiLaroux]

Prayers and thoughts to the families affected by the Mosque bombing in Pakistan. I hope everyone with TPT and their loved ones are okay.

[@patriciaherman6499]

Surprised that Tahir mention Buffalo and the snow, I don't live there, but an hour away and we get all the snow as well we live on a snow ridge with Chautauqua Lake 2 miles north of us and Lake Erie 8 miles west of us and generally we get between 250-300 inches every winter. Jerk Chicken yum and whoever does the cooking nice job on most of your recipes. Someday it will be nice to see some of their food prepared. Blessings to all the production crew and cook as well as the 4 gentlemen and your families. 😊🇺🇲

[@ktkacer1039]

You can already see this on Chaudry's channel, Tribal Kitchen. Only 2 videos up so far. But it's good.

[@susansouthern6704]

Thats ok Mr Tahir but we are used to snow in Canada in winter..makes us appreciate Spring and Summer more 😆 just kidding it's not fun..

[@MurrayCohenbluesandwhisky]

Mr Tahir Mawab is tuned into world news on internet and social media very well as he knew of the major snow storms and blizzards we recently suffered in Canada. We have storms sometimes where the snow can be right up to the top of lamp poles with the blowing snow off the lake here in Ontario, Canada. I have been through snow storms that left 8 feet of snow in Montreal, Quebec. Could you mention that to Tahir.

[@ninagoldiloks]

Yay. Some of my ppls food! Yippeee! Jerk is delish! Thank you for enjoying and praising. 👋❤💋👏

[@hakurouxavier8560]

Oooooh I love seeing Tahir back!! ❤

[@IzzyOnTheMove]

The return of Rana and Dr. Tahir! I missed them! My cough was getting really bad!! 😆

[@nataliebinns2358]

Nice to finally see some foods eaten from my culture, I’m glad they all enjoyed it

[@messerschmitt3725]

As usual Much love from Germany!!!🇩🇪❤️

[@Eli_skips]

This channel brings me total serenity.

[@kathiecrocker1118]

I am from Buffalo, NY, USA. It made me happy when Mr. Tahir mentioned us.

[@chrisparsons7043]

Good to see Rana and Dr T again. I can't wait to see these two on a UK visit 😉

[@Kittyburgla]

One of my all time favourites! That's it I'm making jerk chicken tomorrow and having it with sweet potatoes. I actually love how they are being very analytical about this dish and seem to be able to relate to it more than some other stuff they've been offered. Totally love Tahir's advice that if the weather is rubbish don't go out 🤣, I'm with you there Mr Tahir!

[@sarahwaters10sw]

It is my favorite

[@mattzukowski1207]

My family loves jerk seasoning on smoked sweet potatoes.

[@SA-hf3fu]

Jerk chicken is to die for!! Marinated in those beautiful and unique flavors then grilled. ❤️❤️ One of my favorite summer foods!

[@danwelterweight4137]

Actually Jamaican jerk chicken has a lot of influence from the Indian Sub Continent. Many of the spices used to make the dish are spices that originally came from the Indian Sub Continent. These spices were then taken by the British to the Caribbean and adopted by the Afro Caribbean populations they brought to the Caribbean. Furthermore, there was a huge Indian Sub Continent diaspora that was also taken by the British to the Caribbean and their cuisine greatly also influenced Caribbean culinary.

[@cryptoviking6520]

We’ve all missed Rana and Tahir very much! Wishing you all blessings in 2023 ❤️❤️

[@reasonnetworktv]

If you add rice and plantains it is a meal that will fill you up. Im glad you guys liked it. Jerk chicken can be made with medium spice. But sometimes it can be really spicy.

[@rhondawells401]

I get so happy and excited when I see their videos. They are like old familiar friends who stop by every now and then to say hello!

[@kevinklinck6068]

Thank you from Canada for worrying about us.

[@CokoMonroe333]

Just warms my heart to see them satisfied and praise be to God Asé 🙏🏾💕

[@Del_116]

Idk it made me so happy to see food from my country .

[@jaynefulton473]

I love when "Dr." Tahir explains tge health benefits of food...thank you sweet Tahir for thinking of the people who dealing with alot of snow...

[@PranksandPodcasts]

great video, glad they enjoyed it! just a thought, maybe show them more of where the dish comes from, eg. Jamaica and what the country looks like and it's people and how its prepared

[@aljayy1225]

Big up Jamaica 🇯🇲 we deh everywhere 😂

[@paulmckenzie3181]

In the west, ketchup may go with hamburgers, hot dogs, and french fries, but it is not used as a condiment in almost every "hot food" as it seems to be in Pakistan. Jerk chicken is one such item -- don't apply ketchup to it. Also, ketchup is masking the true flavor of the food they are supposed to be tasting. I can understand ketchup on french fries, since without it, it is nothing but a fried potato. But on items where the chef has spent a lot of time preparing, and then the food is dunked in ketchup before tasting it -- that isn't a good look, and a lot of chefs (at least in the west) may consider it an insult. Just letting the producers know.

[@autumnleaves8553]

Lol... The French sounding music! It's Jamaican. We need steel drum sounds. 😂😂🎶🎶🎶

[@reneeutke1213]

Thank you Tahir for caring about the weather here in the United States and Canada.

[@kwacou4279]

Enjoyed the video but, jerk is not served with ketchup. To truly have jerk, one must have it cooked over green pimento/allspice wood, Ideally, served with hard dough bread or festival(sweet fried corn bread). Its nice to see other cultures enjoying our food. Bless.

[@CherylPix62]

It looks delicious and I’m glad they all enjoyed it! 😊

[@cargumdeu]

Odd he should say that about tomatoes, they were considered toxic in Europe for centuries because of their similarity to Deadly Nightshade.

[@angelapalmieri3883]

Boston here.. so fortunate that we've had mild temperatures.. unbelievable... Love your videos ❤️

[@robsmith6281]

Good to see Tahir again.

[@Ace0555]

Jamaican Jerk is very similar to Pakistani spices, that's why they love it so much lol

[@stevenzwolinski3047]

Rana is a treat , they all are so wonderful ❤

[@christinegelabert1651]

Oh get ready to enjoy this!!! This is the best stuff of Life!

[@licksnkicks1166]

The famous foursome is back together!! Hooray. I love you guys!

[@technovisionz]

[@danielbrant4389]

Jerk chicken depends on pimento (Allspice). The best is roasted over pimento wood to add flavor. Yes it is similar to Pakistan but Jamaican massala is unique. In Jamaica the 3 top dishes famous are jerk chicken ox tail and goat curry. I am sure 5he gentlemen will love all three

[@MissesWitch]

Amazing stuff, I also never tried but saw very good reactions to it and heard good things! This just makes it seem even better! Want!

[@chipper841]

Fellas, have mercy on us! Y'all are making us hungry!👌👌👌👌

[@izzymhee2430]

Enjoy these gents so much! Please show them a map so they know where these dishes come from. They obviously love knowledge and want to learn about other people and places and deserve to at least know that Jamaica is a country. Thanks as always!

[@business5370]

We love you guys in Buffalo NY! thanks for the shoutout!

[@DJJOEYTECH]

Where is GUL SHER???

[@Estenberg]

That even LOOKS Delicious. And Tahir is exactly right about the yogurt. Some nice cooling homemade yoghurt with some thinly sliced cucumbers and some fresh dill in it would be perfect to replace the catsup. In fact, I can't imagine catsup with Jerk Chicken. I use hot sauce on it myself. And I like mine with a side of off-the-cob buttered corn with chopped braised green & red sweet peppers in it, and maybe a small plate of stewed mashed black beans with a big scoop of yellow rice. Jerk Chicken is an excellent centerpiece to a very yummy Caribbean meal. But it is a labor intensive dish taking many hours to marinate.

[@WorlBoss]

Not sure if its authentic method based on looks but im really glad you guys enjoyed our chicken 💯❤

[@aprylshowers22]

I also love Jerk chicken... My husband's family makes it exceptionally well in St. Andrew parish 🇯🇲 Jamaica