Jerk spice is a popular spice in the Islands. Historians believe that Marrons, African slaves living in Jamaica, developed jerk spice.

Jerk Seasoning

One reason why I love the Jamaican culture and food is because it is similar to some of the West African foods. In fact Ghanaian slaves (my ancestors) specifically Akan tribe were taken to Jamaica and they were referred to as Koromantis.

Jerk Salmon with Sautéed Callaloo and peppers and Roasted plantains

Afromeals jerk spice is very aromatic with a blend of different aromatic spices to give you that Jamaican Caribbean experience.

You can use jerk spice to season anything. You can enjoy Jerk chicken, beef, goat meat, pork, fish, tofu, mushroom and even vegetables. It is very versatile.

RECIPE!!!

  1. 1 pound or 16 ounces. of (any meat, fish, vegetables, tofu, and mushrooms)
  2. Rinse your meat or any meat replacement.
  3. Add a little salt (1/4 tsp) or any salt alternative.
  4. Add 1 -2 teaspoon of Afromeals Jerk seasoning to your meat.
  5. Add 1-2 teaspoon(s) of oil (any oil)
  6. (Optional) Place ingredients in a ziplock bag or a bowl, close it and let it marinated for 30minutes to 2 hours in a refrigerator.
  7. Grill or bake (375 F) the meat in an oven for about 30 – 45 minutes. To keep meat juicy wrap it in foil or use an air fryer. You can also seared/sautéed meat, seafood or vegetables in a pan on a stovetop.
  8. Pair jerk chicken with salad, Rasta Pasta, fried rice, plantain or rice and beans and curry stew!
Jerk chicken with fried rice, mixed vegetables and peppers and fried plantains

Enhance Every Dish with Bold, Authentic Caribbean Flavor

Afromeals Jerk Seasoning brings a bold, smoky, and spicy Caribbean flair to your kitchen. Whether you’re preparing meats, seafood, or plant-based dishes, this seasoning not only delivers rich depth but also adds an authentic burst of flavor to every bite.

Use it for grilling, roasting, or pan-searing to create delicious meals that celebrate Jamaican culinary traditions at home.