| Stacy of Wapato, WA pours a bottle of
Jerk BBQ over a pork roast that has been put in a crockpot on low.
Seven hours later she has an unforgettable meat dish her family loves.
Diana of Woodstock, IL comments that her husband loves to add
the blacken seasoning to his homemade chili for that extra bite.
Fred of Terry, MT adds the Jerk BBQ to his vegetable beef and
barley soup for an exceptional homemade soup taste.
Sid of Moxee, WA heats two boneless - skinless chicken breast
in his microwave for 4 minutes then turns the chicken over. He sprinkles
the blacken seasoning on top and heats for another minute and has
a chicken sandwich fit for a king.
The ground crew at Suntides Golf course in Gleed, WA adds the
Jerk mustard to German Sausages and hot dogs to make Friday's lunches
outstanding!
Dave of Terrace Heights, WA brightens up potato salad with the
Jerk mustard and gives a lift to Turkey and Ham sandwiches he takes
for lunch.
Donna of Moxee, WA adds ¼ cup of Jerk BBQ to her meatloaf
making an ordinary meal brighten everyone's day.
Suzy of Yakima, WA loves to take Blackened Seasoning and sprinkle
it on fish before she broils it. When making Fajitas for the family,
she adds the Blackened Seasoning for her own individual added flavor.
Rick of Yakima, WA gives deviled eggs special flair by adding
Jerk mustard to his recipe and when it comes to spaghetti night
he adds some Jerk BBQ for that come back for more flavor!
Carrie of Moxee, WA says it is no problem when its time for
a party appetizer. She adds Jerk BBQ to a bag of frozen meatballs.
One hour in the crock pot and she is ready to go with no fuss and
it is always a big hit.
Bob & Bean of Meridian, ID - Heidi's BBQ chicken on the
grill gets the neighbors running faster than Johnsonville Brats!
Substitute Heidi's BBQ sauce for dipping Shrimp. Delicious.
Brad of Cowiche, WA - Add some Jerk Mustard to fried rice for
that special flair and taste.
Chuck of Selah, WA - A great salad dressing with Caribbean flair
- Heidi's Jerk Mustard mixed with some mayonnaise, black pepper,
and some half & half to thin it down a little works to create
a unique salad.
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