jerk sauce chicken Order Now Find jerk sauce chicken. Buy Online, Choose Store Pickup.
Saturday, December 10, 2011
Thursday, December 8, 2011
tasty jerk.wmv
Miele Canister Vacuum Right Now Coupons For Similac Alimentum Coupon
Friday, December 2, 2011
African Jerk Sauce Vs Caribbean - Is There a Difference?
Most people would say that Jamaican jerk sauce is African since the origins of jerk pork can be traced back to the pre-slavery days of the Cormantee hunters of West Africa. When the British invaded Jamaica in 1655 the Spanish colonists fled, leaving behind a large number of African slaves. Rather than be re-enslaved by the British, they escaped into Jamaica's mountainous regions where they mixed in with the local Taínos.
Though Jamaican jerk sauce certainly was derived from African ancestry, it is something that was adapted and modified over hundreds of years as various cultures added their influence. From the start, changes had to be made since the Cormantee slaves found themselves in new surroundings on the island of Jamaica and were forced to use what was available to them.
As a result, there was naturally a departure from some of the original spices used in jerk and new ingredients were added or substituted as necessary. One new addition to the recipe was the Scotch bonnet pepper, which is largely responsible for the heat found in Caribbean jerks. The Scotch bonnet is one of the hottest chile peppers around with a heat level similar to the habanero pepper.
Caribbean jerk often provides a blast of heat that follows with a tangy, vinegar taste. However, a sauce that uses authentic African ingredients has a very different flavor. African jerk provides a layered pallet of flavor. Rather than focusing on heat, the more traditional recipes offer a selection of spices that really enhance the taste of whatever the sauce is added to.
Another difference between the two sauces is in their composition. Jamaican jerk sauce is designed to be a marinade so it is much thinner with an "oil and water" type of consistency while an authentic African sauce tends to have a thicker, smoother body which gives it much more versatility in the kitchen. As an example, it is thick enough to be brushed onto meats on the grill. Try that with a marinade and you will find that the majority will simply run off because it is so thin.
Truly, traditional African jerk sauce differs from Jamaican jerk in flavor, composition and application.
Stamina Magnetic Resistance Recumbent Bike Buy Promotions Utilitech Led Lighting Foam Earplugs Discount
Saturday, November 26, 2011
Bacon Wrapped Smokies Recipe
This crispy bacon wrapped smokies is full of bacon flavor and are cocktail wieners that are sure to please your guests for an evening party. Bacon strips and sausages have their own taste that is just fantastic and if they come together with brown sugar coating then they will be a sure winner. To complete the entire recipe it will take you one and half hours. The result that it will produce will be worth your effort. This recipe is to serve around 16 people, which means you can arrange a party at your home and serve this awesome appetizer to make it a hit.
Ingredients for Bacon Wrapped Smokies
One pound of sliced bacon, cut into thirds
beef cocktail wieners - One package which weighs 14 ounces
Brown sugar - three fourth cup, or to taste
Directions for preparing Bacon Wrapped Smokies
You need to preheat the oven to 325 degrees F (165 degrees C) and make it ready for baking.
Cut the bacon in slices, put them in the refrigerator to make them ready, and used them when required. It will be easier with the cold bacon strips to wrap the wieners. Each cocktail wiener will be wrapped with bacon slices that are cut in equal divisions and make them secure with a toothpick. Put the wrapped pieces on a large and greased baking sheet. Shake over all the pieces of wrapped bacon with generous amount of brown sugar.
Bake the pieces for 40 minutes in the preheated oven, until the sugar start to bubble. Serve the wieners hot, place them in a slow cooker, and keep them on low heat.
You can serve them with some barbecue sauce to make them tastier and attractive to your guests. It will surely be a big hit in parties.
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
SoGood.tv: Jerk Wings and Collard Greens
Sprouting Seeds Bulk Discount Purchase Belkin Wireless Modem Router Wireless Surround Speakers Compare