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...nice of her to take care of ya like that. Yeehaw! Sounds like the skids are greased and this aught to go just right. But why remove that skin? I'd checkerboard scored it and had cracklins with the pulled pork. Not too late though, cut it up that skin , deep fry it and have cracklins and beer.

If you can't get a high enough direct heat over the entire pig to get the skin to cracklins, then the skin will just be a waste except for aesthetics.

I call them flautas but call them whatever you like those look delicious! The toppings, rice, and cracklins, perfect. Great piece of work Chile, huge Like! RAY

You can make a delicious Porchetta with a skinless belly. Yes, it's sans cracklins, but if you're not confident of attaining good cracklin skin it's definitely an option. And I can tell from my experience that good cracklin skin is a challenge every time, and one I don't always nail...

...be too spicy for my crew. So I would be cutting back the Red Pepper as well. If you want a close Porchetta experience, even cheaper... A Boned out Pork Picnic Shoulder is a perfect choice. Good amount of fat and a nice portion of SKIN to get the Cracklins that make Porchetta so special...JJ

...eating mutton (adult sheep) and burgoo in Owensboro, and my dad's workplace used to have an annual whole pig roast complete with homemade cracklins. My extended family in Southern Illinois was involved with an annual barbeque festival that featured pulled pork with a sauce that is essentially...

...amount of chicken and a blend of cheeses. Rolled them up and fixed with toothpicks. Prepped the fryer to 375° and fried the skins to cracklins, then fried the chimichangas. The cracklins made for marvelous chef's snacks whilst cooking the rest. Served them up with Arroz Mexicana...

Oh nice!!! Have you ever made "cuerito"? I believe you fry the skin at a lower temp so it comes out soft and tender. Squeeze some lime and sprinkle some salt and OMG soooo good!!! They are super tender and soft not crunchy and crispy. Here's a picture off the internet of a cuerito taco, the...

...big I had a hard time calling them Flautas, my wife said those are big enough to be Chimichamgas, so they are tagged thusly. Poultry skin cracklins are da'bomb! I love big sections of turkey skin, I pan fry it like bacon and use it to top turkey sammies. OMG'osh, in Open Faced sammies with...

...not sure if that even passes meat inspection these days. I've done a number of whole hog cooks. None on a reverse flow. I got pretty good cracklins on a purpose built offset charcoal hog cooker. I prefer them separated from the hog, fat scraped, and baked. You can get the whole hog...

That looks great man! At away to make the work pay off :)

That looks amazing @chilerelleno I haven't had that in years. My Nona used to make it for Sunday dinners. Yours looks out frick'in standing.

...hours, longer is better. I allowed mine to air dry for 36 hours. The cuts, salting and drying is to help with easily turning the skin into cracklins at that end of the cook. Scored skin after drying. The original recipe calls for pork liver pate in the stuffing, I couldn't source it and...

...let them rest. Then in the pan the steaks were in. I added 3 tbs unsalted butter and 1/4 cup flour. Let that brown and mix with the fat and cracklins from the meat. Then added 1.5 cups water. Let that come to boil and thicken. Add salt and pepper to taste. Then added more sauted onions and...

I strip the skin from inexpensive whole Chickens, on sale, for Smaltz and Gribenes, then use the meat and carcass for Soup, Stew or Tacos. DUCK SKIN makes killer Cracklins and lots of Tasty Fat for frying potatoes, vegetables or anything. Healthier than Veg Oil too...JJ

...German family taught me the proper method to start the process. Select, kill, scald, scrape, gut, and chill. Parochial school my children attended has an annual (whole) hog roast fund raiser. I miss the cracklins. None of the live kill lockers around here leave the skin on a hog. Lazy...

Yeah I love pork cracklins..

They look like sections of full bellies. Skin them like you would the skin off a fish fillet. Then yeah, make bacon. And turn the skin into yummy cracklins.

...Came out better than I thought they would . Thanks Jim , they were gone first . Thanks Ray , yeah the Weber ribs looked better , but the air fryer ribs were great . Try it out and let us know . The outside of the spun ribs were crispy . Fat was almost like cracklins . Thanks for the...

Me? Nothing used it for years. BUT now I have settled down its either fatback or cracklins. Fatback will never win that battle. LOL