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If Jamaicans were asked to name their go-to late-night snack, the pan chicken would almost certainly rank near the top of the list.
The popular street food variant of jerk has satisfied the midnight cravings of many Jamaicans heading home late after a night out or a long day at work.
The quintessential jerk style of cooking has its roots in practices of both the Tainos and the Maroons, escaped slaves and their descendants, who lived in the mountains of the country.
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