Jerkfest 2024. Have You Ever Tried Jerk Kangaroo, Jerk Crocodile, Or Jerk Rabbit?

Jerk Fest is an annual festival that celebrates Jamaican culture and cuisine, with a particular focus on "jerk" cooking-a style of cooking native to Jamaica where meat is marinated with a spicy mixture of seasonings and slow-cooked over a wood or charcoal fire. The festival typically features a variety of food vendors offering different jerk dishes, live music (often reggae, ska, or dancehall), dance performances, and cultural activities.
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[@shantaviahrichardsfgteevro9937]

Mandi's kitchen all the way❤❤❤❤

[@alornabent5613]

Lookng great

[@friendscookup]

Thank you

[@sweetcocoslife7229]

Great Video! I will definitely be trying some jerk rabbit or crocodile 🐊 maybe kangaroo 😮 next year!!

[@friendscookup]

@sweetcocoslife7229 lol okay

[@bullyarena3923]

You try some jerk with chicken from the motherland yet? Helmeted guineafowl (numida meleagris) african rice (oryza glaberrima) and cowpeas (vigna unguiculata)

[@friendscookup]

No never try yet

[@sunshineanderson510]

I wish the chef at House of Jerk used a spoon for all the different meats he was putting on the callaloo. Using his hands with one set of gloves for everything not a good look.

[@friendscookup]

He changed the gloves to show me the meet.

[@Reza-1223]

Good evening Kalvin, its a very good post. You have met some nice people there, serving some authentic Jamaican cuisines, some of which I have never heard of. I'm guessing the Kangaroos were imported. Everything there is looking extremely delicious. ❤💪👍🏽🙏🇬🇾💯

[@friendscookup]

Thank you

[@friendscookup]

Lots of wonderful restaurants there. Some amazing food

[@Thefolliclefight]

Up and gunning general!!!!!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@friendscookup]

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