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Jerk Suya Chicken with Nigerian Jollof Rice
2 hServes 6Nutri-Score C€€
what you need
chicken thighs (bone-in or boneless, trimmed)Meat1.2 kg
pimento berries (whole, finely ground)Spices1 g
black peppercorns (whole, finely ground)Spices1 g
garlic (cloves, peeled)Produce6 pieces
fresh ginger (peeled)Produce20 g
yellow onion (roughly chopped)Produce1 piece
ground nutmeg (ground)Spices2 g
green bell pepper (deseeded, chopped)Produce1 piece
green onions (chopped)Produce3 pieces
fresh thyme (leaves picked)Produce5 g
habanero or scotch bonnet peppers (deseeded)Produce2 pieces
soy saucePantry60 ml
browningPantry15 ml
limes (juiced)Produce2 pieces
suya spiceSpices20 g
jerk seasoningSpices20 g
kosher saltSpices12 g
olive oilPantry60 ml
ketchupPantry60 ml
orange (juiced and zested)Produce1 piece
unsalted butter (divided)Dairy60 g
honeyPantry30 ml
red bell pepper (deseeded, chopped)Produce2 pieces
roma tomatoes (quartered)Produce4 pieces
dried thymeSpices4 g
curry powderSpices8 g
long-grain parboiled rice (rinsed until water runs clear)Grains600 g
vegetable oilPantry80 ml
onion (sliced)Produce2 pieces
paprikaSpices6 g
cayenne powderSpices3 g
tomato pastePantry150 g
chicken bouillonPantry15 g
bay leavesSpices2 pieces
waterOther700 mlper serving
825kcal
what you’ll use
step by step
Make the jerk marinade
Marinate the chicken
Roast the pepper blend
Make the jerk suya glaze
Cook the chicken
Build the jollof base
Cook the jollof rice
Finish the rice