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Published 2005
The development of Jamaican jerk is credited to the Maroons, slaves who were abandoned by the Spanish during the British capture. Jerk was a method of seasoning and preserving their meat before smoking it over pimento leaves. Nowadays jerk seasoning is readily available in the shops and supermarkets in many different forms: dried, liquid marinade and traditional paste.
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