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A spicy, smoky Caribbean‑style jerk chicken that was made famous by Ainsley Harriott. The chicken is marinated overnight in a blend of scotch bonnet peppers, turmeric, garlic, ginger and lime, then grilled over medium heat until juicy and charred. Serve with a dash of hot pepper sauce for extra heat.
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