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Classic Jamaican Jerk Marinade
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16 INGREDIENTS • 4 STEPS • 10MINS

Classic Jamaican Jerk Marinade

A classic Jamaican jerk marinade for BBQ, grilling or oven roasting chicken, pork, beef, or seafood. This jerk sauce is a traditional sauce used in Jamaica and the rest of the Caribbean.
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CaribbeanPot
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A classic Jamaican jerk marinade for BBQ, grilling or oven roasting chicken, pork, beef, or seafood. This jerk sauce is a traditional sauce used in Jamaica and the rest of the Caribbean.
10MINS
Total Time
$0.81
Cost Per Serving
Ingredients
Servings
8
US / Metric
Scallion
1 bunch
Scallion
5 scallions per 8 servings
Fresh Thyme
5 sprigs
Fresh Thyme
about 1 Tbsp of chopped leaves
or 1/2 Tbsp Dried Thyme
Salt
1/2 Tbsp
Brown Sugar
1 Tbsp
Brown Sugar
Ground Nutmeg
1 tsp
Ground Nutmeg
Ground Cinnamon
1 tsp
Ground Cinnamon
Soy Sauce
1/3 cup
Vegetable Oil
2 Tbsp
Vegetable Oil
Distilled White Vinegar
1/4 cup
Distilled White Vinegar
Onion
1
Onion
Orange
2
Oranges, juiced
1/2 cup juice needed
Garlic
2 cloves
Fresh Ginger
1 tsp
Nutrition Per Serving
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Calories
46
Fat
3.6 g
Protein
0.9 g
Carbs
3.1 g
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Author's Notes

This makes about 3 cups of marinade and it can be stored in the fridge for about 1 month.
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step 1
Deseed and roughly chop the Scotch Bonnet Peppers (2). Most of the heat is within the seeds and the membrane in the pepper, however, so if you want that true authentic Jamaican feel keep the entire peppers.
step 1 Deseed and roughly chop the Scotch Bonnet Peppers (2). Most of the heat is within the seeds and the membrane in the pepper, however, so if you want that true authentic Jamaican feel keep the entire peppers.
step 2
Rough chop the Scallion (1 bunch), Garlic (2 cloves), Onion (1), and Fresh Thyme (5 sprigs) and place in the food processor to make it easier to puree.
step 2 Rough chop the Scallion (1 bunch), Garlic (2 cloves), Onion (1), and Fresh Thyme (5 sprigs) and place in the food processor to make it easier to puree.
step 3
Now add the {@10:}, Ground Black Pepper (1/2 tsp), Brown Sugar (1 Tbsp), Ground Allspice (1/2 Tbsp), Ground Nutmeg (1 tsp), Ground Cinnamon (1 tsp), Soy Sauce (1/3 cup), Vegetable Oil (2 Tbsp), Distilled White Vinegar (1/4 cup), Oranges (2) and Fresh Ginger (1 tsp) and pulse to start. Then run the puree speed for about 2-3 minutes until everything breaks down to a smooth consistency.
step 3 Now add the {@10:}, Ground Black Pepper (1/2 tsp), Brown Sugar (1 Tbsp), Ground Allspice (1/2 Tbsp), Ground Nutmeg (1 tsp), Ground Cinnamon (1 tsp), Soy Sauce (1/3 cup), Vegetable Oil (2 Tbsp), Distilled White Vinegar (1/4 cup), Oranges (2) and Fresh Ginger (1 tsp) and pulse to start. Then run the puree speed for about 2-3 minutes until everything breaks down to a smooth consistency.
step 4
For best results use this sauce immediately, but marinate your pork, chicken or fish (haven’t tried beef yet) for at least 2 hours before grilling or roasting in the oven.
step 4 For best results use this sauce immediately, but marinate your pork, chicken or fish (haven’t tried beef yet) for at least 2 hours before grilling or roasting in the oven.
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Dairy-Free
Caribbean
Shellfish-Free
Vegan
Vegetarian
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