THE HISTORY BEHIND JAMAICAN FOOD: Jerk Chicken and Jerk Pork — Pork Before Chicken | Part 7 | How Wild Boar Became Jamaica’s First Jerk Meat

Show Notes

Our latest cooking video dives into the rich history of authentic jerk, correcting common misconceptions about the scotch bonnet pepper and the origins of the word. We explore how jerk pork, often the oldest meat used, showcases traditional caribbean food preparation. This look at jamaican jerk offers a fresh perspective on its culinary journey.

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