Craving authentic Jamaican fried chicken? This recipe delivers bold flavors, crispy perfection, and tender, juicy meat. With a robust green seasoning blend and an overnight marinade, you’ll achieve that signature ‘spicy to the bone’ taste found in Jamaican cook shops. Learn step-by-step how to make golden, flavorful chicken fried to perfection with seasoned oil for an irresistible Caribbean twist. Try it today and experience the essence of Jamaican cuisine!
Jamaican Green Seasoning Guide:
Ingredients List
Green Seasoning:
1 cup roughly diced onions
1 cup roughly chopped escallion (green onion)
3 bulbs peeled garlic
A generous handful of fresh thyme
2-3 inches (around 1/4 cup) fresh ginger
2 tablespoons dried pimento (allspice) berries
3 scotch bonnet peppers
1/4 cup cane vinegar
1 cup oil
Chicken Seasoning:
Salt
Black pepper
All-purpose seasoning (e.g., Island Spice blend)
Prepared green seasoning
Dredge:
2 cups all-purpose flour
1/2 cup cornstarch
All-purpose seasoning
Black pepper
Salt
Oil Seasoning (optional):
Garlic cloves
Fresh thyme sprigs
1 green scotch bonnet pepper
A few dried pimento berries
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Spicy to the Bone: The Best Jamaican Fried Chicken Recipe
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Chicken General!
Fantastic recipe, love seeing the spoon make an appearance still 😂
Good morning brother me check in full time
Definitely will have tor try this recipe! 😋
I smiled twice. First when you said growing up the herbs were minced, because that's how I grew up too. And again, seeing the oil being seasoned first. I know this was delicious from the first bite to the last.👌🏾
Dry thyme is a scam 😂
Wow very nice 👍🏼 and really delicious 😋 thank you for sharing 👌♥👌👍🏼🌹👍🏼
My my❤❤
I wanna try this so bad. Plus i love Jamaican patties, and I also know they have a crazy history. You make me wake to move to an island and chill out. I have a steady income to do so too so long as its cheaper than the USA. I lost 80 lbs this year and that looks irresistable. Cornstartch- thank you.
mi nuh know a weh deh get dah butta milk ting deh from gee man puree running belly
Oh gosh man…. it really looks yummy!!
thank nice chicken I will make it 💦🍷💦🙏👍🇺🇸
Yummmm
U a trini?
Excellent!
Just harvested the last of my Scotch Bonnets for the year here in Central California. Time to make some Jamaican food to warm up through the next few months till the days get longer again. Think I'll make this one and see if I can get beef suet and do some patties! Thanks for the quality content Nick
0:19 What mum used to make on Sundays ? 🙁 😥 My mum never made this deliciousness lol
For anyone who might be scared of the heat, the Scotch Bonnet has a sweet counterpart that goes by multiple names, such as "Cachucha", "Ají cachucha", and "Ají Dulse".
If you want the fruity, complex, gorgeousness of scotch bonnets, but none of the heat, these peppers can be bought as plants and grown.
You can swap one of the scotch bonnets or 2 with one of these and you still get that great flavor.
Whoooo looks real good
Great recipe bro
💕🥰😋 This is what you call seasoned to the bone. Thanks for another great recipe Nick.
That looks BUSSIN'!!! Definitely going to make it myself.
Just ate my dinner and dude making me hungry again
Mi hungry 😋 Thank you for sharing ❤
From the oil to the bone Everything season… that has to be good!!!!!
Hi Nick thanks very much for the delicious recipes you bring us. We really appreciate you. Can this seasoning be stored in a Mason jar? If so, is it best kept in the fridge and roughly for how long, please? Thanks again 🤔
Looks sooooooo good
Each time I see dried Thyme I remember you saying it's a scam 😅
bro I haven't seen your channel since the beef patty video😭😭
Now, that’s what I’m talking about 💯🥳 Pure awesomeness ❤ Another winner Teach. Thank you 👍
That looks so delicious.
Good day, Nick. Thank you for sharing this awesome vlog with us. I'm definitely going to try making the green 💚 seasoning . Once again, thank you for inspiring me. Stay ever blessed 🙏🏾 ✨️. One love 💙 ❤️ 🇯🇲 💯 🎉🎉🎉.
Patiently waiting for the oxtail, ghetto oxtail or beef shanks recipe so I can add it to me recipe notes cause everything I’ve tried from your channel so far is 🔥🔥🔥