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Jerk chicken
By James Martin
The legs, or brown meat, of a chicken have more flavour than the breast and take longer to cook. They are sold as whole legs, drumsticks (the lower half of the leg) or thighs.

Jerk Chicken and Pasta
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I like jerk chicken but often don't have all the exotic ingredients. This simplifies the mix by using dry italian dressing. Yummy on the Grill!
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Grilled Jerk Chicken Kabobs
Make a meal on a stick with just five ingredients!...
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Crock Pot Jerk Chicken is a main dish crock recipe created of chicken pieces, onion cut into 8 pieces, ginger, chili, ground allspice, dry mustard, some ground black pepper, red wine, soy sauce, and minced cloves garlic.

Used primarily in the preparation of grilled meats like pork and chicken (referred to as "jerk pork" and "jerk chicken," as well as fish even lobster.

Bring the sun-drenched spice of island life into your home with fresh, seafood-based recipes from the Caribbean Islands. From curries and rice to jerk chicken, every meal will feel like a party with these Caribbean favorites.

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See also: Chicken, Jerk, Fruit, Cooking, Salad

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