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  • difficulty

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Jerk Chicken Legs

A popular seasoning blend in Jamaica often used to marinate different proteins which is then cooked over an open flame on pimento wood.

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Ingredients

Portions: 4

  • 2 Pounds Chicken Legs
  • 2 Tablespoons MAGGI® Pepper Sauce Hot N' Spicy
  • 3 Tablespoons Vegetable Oil to brush the grill
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Instructions

  • 1.Season the chicken legs with the Jerk Seasoning and allow to marinate for at least 30 minutes
  • 2.Grill the chicken legs over medium heat, turning each chicken leg until cooked through and browned for 20 minutes.
  • 3.Serve hot accompanied by fried festival or rice and peas.

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Carbohydrates0.5 gs
Energy374.2 kcal
Fats20.8 gs
Fiber0.2 gs
Protein43.5 gs
Saturated Fats3.2 gs
Sodium276.6 mg
Sugars0.3 gs

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