Flavor Profile
Allspice and thyme with savory garlic and onion. Scotch bonnet brings building heat.
How To Use
Rub onto chicken or pork before grilling, or mix with oil, soy sauce, vinegar, and citrus juice for a marinade. Marinate several hours before cooking.
FAQ
How spicy is Jamaican jerk seasoning?
It has medium-hot heat from scotch bonnet chiles, which are much hotter than jalapeños. The warmth builds and lingers.
What gives jerk seasoning its signature flavor?
Allspice and thyme are key to classic jerk flavor, supported by garlic, onion, and hot chiles.
Can I use jerk seasoning on more than chicken?
Yes. It works well on pork, steak, shrimp, ribs, and even in rice or meatloaf for added heat and spice.
It has medium-hot heat from scotch bonnet chiles, which are much hotter than jalapeños. The warmth builds and lingers.
What gives jerk seasoning its signature flavor?
Allspice and thyme are key to classic jerk flavor, supported by garlic, onion, and hot chiles.
Can I use jerk seasoning on more than chicken?
Yes. It works well on pork, steak, shrimp, ribs, and even in rice or meatloaf for added heat and spice.