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Traditionally, jerk marinades combine many spices such as pepper, nutmeg, cinnamon, and allspice with hot peppers, onions and garlic. This marinade is an excellent flavorful addition to grilled chicken and other meats. Keep in mind that jerk seasoning is meant to be spicy. The scotch bonnet pepper is traditionally used in authentic Jamaican cuisine. These can have quite a bit of heat. You will need a collection of spices for this marinade. Keep in mind this is a highly flavorful and spicy sauce. You will need 2 teaspoons salt, 1/2 teaspoon black pepper, 1 tablespoon brown sugar, 2 teaspoons ground allspice, 1 teaspoon nutmeg, and 1 teaspoon cinnamon. For the fresh spices and seasonings you will need 5 sprigs of fresh thyme and 1 teaspoon grated fresh ginger. Combine all the spices in a small bowl. Set these aside while you prepare the other ingredients. It is a good idea to measure out spices and mix them before preparing other ingredients. All ingredients will need to be blended thoroughly. Having spices mixed ahead of time will make this process go faster. Chop these finely. Set these aside in a small bowl. You will eventually add these to a blender to make a thick marinade. You can always chop garlic and onions ahead of time and store these in the refrigerator until you need to use them. Take care while working with these, as they are very spicy. A good rule of thumb when working with hot peppers is to wear gloves. If you get the hot pepper juice on your skin and then touch your eye, you could end up with a burning sensation. Slice the peppers open and remove the seeds. Finely dice the peppers and put them aside in a bowl. If you get hot pepper juice on your skin, wash your hands thoroughly with dish soap. Alternatively, you can rub your hands with rubbing alcohol or olive oil. These products will help to break up the capsaicin that makes peppers spicy. You will need to use an electric blender to get a thick, smooth marinade. Blend the ingredients well, using a higher setting. If you find that your blender isn't mixing all of the ingredients, you may need to pause and scrape the sides of the blender. If you are making a large amount of marinade and don't have a high capacity blender, you can use a food processor for this. Jerk seasoning is best when it is used shortly after you make it. Jerk chicken is one of the most common dishes made with this marinade, but you can also use the sauce on pork, fish, or seafood. When using jerk sauce as a marinade, make sure you marinade your meat at least 2 hours. For a more potent flavor, marinade your meat overnight.

summary: Consider making a spicy jerk marinade. Measure out the spices. Peel onions and garlic. Prepare the scotch bonnet peppers. Add all of the ingredients to a blender. Use the marinade to season meats and poultry.

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The paper plates will be used to make the clocks. The analog clock will be used as a reference for making the clocks. Place them on a table and sit with your kid at the table. Let your kid know in an excited voice that, together, you all will be making your very own clocks. For example, "Guess what we are doing today? We are going to make our own clocks!" Have your child hold their paper plate and fold it in half. Then rotate the plate and fold it in half again. The paper plates should have a cross-like crease in the middle. You will use this crease as a reference point. Have your child place a sticker on the top of the clock face where the number 12 should be. Then referencing the analog clock, ask them to write the number 12 under the sticker with a marker. Repeat this for the numbers 3, 6, and 9. Once your kid has placed stickers and numbers on the 12, 3, 6, and 9, ask them to fill in the rest of the clock. Show your kid the analog clock as a reference. For example, tell them to place a sticker where the number 1 should be. Then have them right the number 1 next to the sticker. Repeat this for each number. Have your child draw a line from the center of the clock to each number. Tell your child to color in each pie slice with a different color crayon. Try starting with red at one o'clock, working upward through the rainbow for each number. This will help make the number progression more intuitive for your child than simply using random colors. Draw 2 clock hands on a poster boarda long one for the minute hand and a short one for the hour hand. Have your child cut out the clock hands with scissors. If your child is not old enough to use scissors safely, then cut the minute and hour hands out for them. Place the hour hand on top of the minute hand. Pierce a paper fastener through the ends of the clock hands. Then pierce the paper fastener through the middle of the clock. Turn the clock over and bend the fastener ends to secure the clock hands. Note how similar they look to your kid. Ask your kid if anything else needs to be added to the clock. If nothing else needs to be added, then you can move on.

summary: Grab 2 paper plates and an analog clock. Fold the paper plates into halves. Place stickers and numbers on the clock. Fill in the clock. Create pie slices on the clock. Make the clock hands. Attach the hands. Hold the paper clock next to the analog clock.

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Once you have your glob, place the bowl into the freezer. Leave it there for 15 minutes.
summary: Freeze the shampoo for 15 minutes.