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Beer Can Jerk Chicken Marinate a skinless whole young chicken in a plastic bag in the refrigerator for 2-3 day’s with one cup of Willy’s Jerk. Use a cheap 16oz can of beer; pop the tab off the beer can. Using a church key style can opener, make a few more holes in the top of the can. Pour out half the beer Place chicken upright on can, so can is inside chicken cavity. Place on a roasting pan and roast in a preheated 350 oven for 50 to 60 minutes or internal temperature of 150 degrees. For a charcoal grill, cook indirectly at 250 for two hours or an internal temperature of 165. |
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Jerk Chicken Wings Rinse wings and remove wing tips. Place in a plastic bag with 1 cup of Willy’s Jamaican Jerk and refrigerate while marinating (1 to 48 hours). Grill marinated wings indirectly with the grill covered or roast at 350oF until cooked through. |
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Jerk Pork Chops Marinate 6 - 3/4” thick pork chops in 12 ounces of Willy’s Jamaican Jerk in a refrigerated plastic bag for from between one-hour and three days. Remove chops from marinade and coat with cooking oil. Pre-heat two stove-top burners to medium and press the chops onto the bottom of 2 room temperature frying pans. Place the pans on the burners, wait two minutes and listen for the sizzling sound. As soon after two minutes that you hear the sizzle, turn the chops over, set the heat on low and cover the fry pans. Cook up to 6 minutes or until done. Serve chops with pan juices. |
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Fast Grilled/Broiled Chicken Try brushing any of the three BBQ sauces we make, Carolina, Jerk or Waikiki on chiken while grilling or broiling. |
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Steak Brush Jerk on steaks while grilling or broiling. |
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Jerk Shoulder of Lamb Remove the bone from a lamb shoulder and cut so that it lays flat. Place in a plastic bag with one 12 ounce jar of Willy’s Jamaican Jerktm and refrigerate for 2 or 3 days. Remove the lamb from the marinade, leaving bits of marinade coating the meat, and place on a hot oiled grill and barbecue indirectly using a covered grill or roast at 450oF until cooked to your liking, |
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Jerk or Carolina Rack of Lamb Marinate a full rack of lamb in Willy’s Jamaican Jerktm or Carolina BBQtm, refrigerated in a plastic bag for 2-3 days, or one-hour minimum. Smoke or roast to your liking. |
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Lamb Chops Try brushing any of the three BBQ sauces we make, Carolina, Jerk or Waikiki on lamb chops while grilling or broiling. |
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Jerk Lamb Kabobs Marinate 1” cubes of lamb in Willy’s Jamaican Jerktm from one hour to 3 days. Cut onions, peppers and skewer them adding cherry tomatoes. Grill or broil the meat and vegetable skewers till done and serve with rice or salad. |
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Grilled, Roasted or Broiled BBQ Vegetables Try brushing on any one of our three BBQ sauces: Waikiki, Jerk, or Carolina, on vegetables while grilling, roasting or broiling. |
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BBQ Tofu Marinate cubes of firm tofu in Willy’s Carolina, Willy’s Jerk or Willy’s Waikikitm for 1 hour to 3 days. Remove from marinade, spray with vegetable oil and fry, broil or grill tofu until browned on all sides. |
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Portabellos Prepare a broiler or grill. Wipe any dirt specks from the tops of 6 medium sized portabello mushrooms, slice stems to 1/4” long. Place mushrooms in a broiling pan or on the grill and brush tops with Willy’s Carolina, Willy’s Jerk or Willy’s Waikiki. Cook until tender. |
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Jerk Ribs Place ribs and Willy’s Jamaican Jerktm in a plastic bag. Marinate for 12 to 72 hours then remove from the marinade. Do not wash or rub the bits of marinade off so the ribs are still thinly coated with marinade. Heavily oil a roasting pan and roast on the top rack of an oven at 250o F with a pan of water or slowly smoke until tender and the marinade is browned on the outside of the food. |
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Jerk Game/Cornish/Rock Hen Place hen and Willy’s Jamaican Jerktm in a plastic bag. Marinate for 12 to 72 hours then remove from the marinade. Do not wash or rub the bits of marinade off so the hen is still thinly coated with marinade. Heavily oil a roasting pan and roast on the top rack of an oven at 450o F with a pan of water or slowly smoke until tender and the marinade is browned on the outside of the food. |
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