This Jamaican Jerk Chicken Bowl is a vibrant, flavorful spin on the classic Carne Asada Bowl, infusing Caribbean flair with a mix of sweet, spicy, and savory elements. It features tender jerk marinated chicken, Jamaican rice and peas, fresh mango salsa, creamy guacamole, Mexican street corn on the cob, and a zesty pico de gallo. If you loved the bold flavors of the Carne Asada Bowl, this bowl will take your taste buds on a tropical journey!
When it comes to grilling the perfect steak, there’s no shortage of opinions, techniques, and old wives’ tales. One of the most debated practices is whether you should let your steaks come up to room temperature before they hit the grill. Some swear by it, while others dismiss it as unnecessary. As someone who’s passionate about steak perfection, I’ve experimented with this method extensively, and here’s my take: I do it—but not for the reasons you might think.
Jamaica is a land of vibrant culture, infectious rhythms, and, of course, mouthwatering cuisine. Among the many dishes that define the island’s culinary identity, Jamaican Curry Goat stands out as a true crowd-pleaser.
When it comes to tacos, most people stick to the classics: carne asada, al pastor, or carnitas. But if you’re looking to level up your taco game and experience a melt-in-your-mouth, flavor-packed adventure, it’s time to try Tacos de Lengua—tacos made with beef tongue.
This jerk BBQ sauce is a flavor explosion which encompasses the flavors of traditional jerk spices, fresh citrus with a sweet tangy finish which is lightly sweetened. To kick the heat level up a notch, add one or two more Scotch Bonnet peppers. As constructed in this recipe, this sauce has a heat level of between 1 and 2 or a scale of 10 being the hottest. Mildly spiced but absolutely flavorful where everyone can enjoy it without hesitation.