Or, instead of a dry rub...
you can do the exact same cooking method and butterfly'd preparation to make Jerk Chicken... but you'll need to rub on the Jerk the night before, so that has a while to get into the meat.
I think that the only Jerk Seasoning which tastes right is Walker's Wood, which can be mail-ordered from many places. (Vernon's ain't as good, I think. The others are all "heat", no "spice", kinda worthless.)
Use the bottled version, it'll marinate better than the dry and you can skip the olive oil prep. Jerk also does great on a London Broil, Steak, Pork Chop, or Fish... but Chicken is the Classic.
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That flattened 'Butterfly' approach looks and cooks GREAT, thanks!
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