r/JamaicanFood • u/nolkram • 2d ago
Jerk Chicken
Jerk Chicken with plantains 😋
r/JamaicanFood • u/RagingTacoX • 6d ago
As the titles stated, might wanna go catch some
r/JamaicanFood • u/FruitOrchards • 9d ago
r/JamaicanFood • u/quantumthreads • 19d ago
A restaurant I used to order a lot from a few years ago had the best callaloo I have ever tasted, but I moved away and I cannot get it in my area now.
I have been trying to cook my own various ways either using fresh or I've also tried the Dunn's River cans, but I don't seem to be able to get it right. Could anyone please be kind enough to let me know an authentic callaloo recipe so I can taste those flavours again?
Thanks in advance.
r/JamaicanFood • u/Mundane_Main_2726 • 24d ago
I'm looking for some calorie-rich breakfast recipes, trying to gain some weight.
Definitely aiming for something with plantain, or that goes well with some plantain, steamed or fried. I'd avoid meat and fish or seabugs, since it's a little too expensive for my budget, and I prefer to save that for dinner.
Ideally something that I could make one day and reheat over the next few mornings.
I usually have some grits and eggs when it's colder, but as of recent I'm just going for bread with honey and it's not all that nutritious, though certainly good.
r/JamaicanFood • u/TheCooklynChannel • Jun 16 '26
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Say mountain,
now say plantain
This is how you say it.
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r/JamaicanFood • u/anax44 • Jun 17 '26
r/JamaicanFood • u/Dayna6380- • Jun 12 '26
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r/JamaicanFood • u/aniztar • Jun 06 '26
I am a vegetarian and I loved Jamaican food when I visited a couple of years ago. But I forgot what some of them are called. Could you help me with their names. By the way my favourite was rice and peas!
r/JamaicanFood • u/SweetPotatoMunchkin • Jun 01 '26
Hello everyone!! Im a huge fan of Jamaican cuisine and of course, I love jerk chicken!!
When I lived in Chicago, I visited a Jamaican restaurant twice a week, and I was in love with the jerk sauce they served with their chicken on the side for dipping or pouring. If I remember correctly, it was a light brown color and a bit of a watery consistency that was the perfect balance of spicy, salty, with a light hint of spice from pepper and perhaps cloves or allspice. It was immaculate!!
Fast forward 6 years later, and I've been living in a different state. However, the jerk chicken here is served with what I can say is a spicy barbecue sauce and not at all like the jerk sauce I was accomstumed too, made worse because I do not like barbecue sauce.
Everyone that ive spoken to about it seems to have no idea what im talking about, except for one woman I used to work with who was Jamaican, and in us talking about food and I mentioned how the sauce was that I used to have, she agreed and said that is the correct sauce and not the spicy barbecue sauce. And yet, when I look up jerk sauce of any kind, I either get the usual walkerswood marinade or the barbecue sauce. Im sure someone here knows what I talking about???
r/JamaicanFood • u/VinylWolf18 • May 29 '26
Adding that stick of cinnamon took it to the next level
r/JamaicanFood • u/ColdFro • May 28 '26
From 'Jamaica Food' in Sheffield, England, UK.
r/JamaicanFood • u/TheCooklynChannel • May 28 '26
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Dinner is served! 🇯🇲
r/JamaicanFood • u/toutgratos • May 26 '26
r/JamaicanFood • u/Mundane_Main_2726 • May 24 '26
Making some today, from scratch. Should i freeze it? Store it in a jar? How long will it be good for? I'm assuming I'll end up with more than I need for one dish so
r/JamaicanFood • u/Legal-Election4749 • May 20 '26
curry platter at St Mary's Restaurant & Bar west 25th st Baltimore, Md
r/JamaicanFood • u/TheCooklynChannel • May 19 '26
The national Dish reimagined. Classically prepared Ackee but instead of Saltfish, I use fresh Codfish seared and braised in ginger infused coconut milk broth served over a green plantain mash.
r/JamaicanFood • u/anax44 • May 17 '26
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r/JamaicanFood • u/TheCooklynChannel • May 05 '26
Nuff people nuh eat liver again but me love it bad!! That and even the one kidney! Nice YF!!
r/JamaicanFood • u/TheCooklynChannel • Apr 26 '26
One of my favorite things to harvest in the backyard garden is callaloo. Sometimes it grows faster than I can consume it. This year I aspire to do better. The tomatoes are also home grown.