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...now it's air drying. I'm not sure how I'm going to cook this yet, braise or smoke, or smoke then braise. But I do know that at the end it's going to end up in a 475°-500° oven to turn that score/salted skin into cracklins. A lot of salt you're thinking, no worries, the excess will be brush off.

Damn, I feel like I've been flailing around lately. And today I screwed up what was turning into top notch cracklins, a minute of distracted attention and I burnt them. :eek: Arrrrgh! :mad: But what the hell, let us walk through the rest of the cook anyways. You've seen the dried skin. The...

Neat! Looks equally delicious.. I need to try cracklins one time

...Heading out to the mailbox to wait, now.... Nothing yet, you got a tracking #? ..... But seriously I have played with trying to get cracklins while its still in belly form, without an oven in the RV and it is tough to do. I have posted a video a couple of times of a guy that uses a jaccard...

Thanks...it was perhaps ever so slightly (and I mean just slightly overdone)...but tasty nonetheless :p

I give mine hot soapy bath & rinse before an after using it But I only use mine for making cracklins (so far)

...in a frozen full case I bought. I was stubborn and wanted bacon and went for it with less than desirable results. They would have made good cracklins (chicharrons) in hindsight. Ground and formed would work too but that's not how I roll. Skinning bellies will certainly challenge your knife...

Here's a few to choose from Rich https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/search/323815/?q=Cracklins&o=relevance

...making sausage. I get it for $0.69/lb. normally. They also carry back fat cut in 1" strips with the skin still attached for making cajun cracklins. I can get that for $0.99/lb. but I have to trim the skins...not a problem for me with a very sharp filet knife-it's like filleting a fish. I keep...

...of the kitchen, but well worth it all. Thanks again, really appreciate it. @petehalsted There isn't much difference in the initial smoke time, the big difference would be in the oven time it takes to get the skin turned to cracklins. @crazymoon Restaurant? Ya gotta be Crazy, then it'd be...

After the sit in the refer, you might trim off the skin... save it for cracklins... Doubling the recipe is fine... 22# pig shank !!!! I want one... maybe 3 or 6.. I love smoked shanks... they seem to have TONS of flavor.....

So this it the skin. I am in Warrens neck of the wood. Cracklins came from pressing lard.

Would love to have a store like that here.

Mmmmm.... looks good! This is what Cajun Cracklins look like. Ya know though, I don't know I ever met a cracklin I didn't like.

I just saw a person's crackling pork, not to be confused with cracklins. I've done one here already, but it sure looked good. I am thinking of rolling it like pancetta, smoking it, then a 500+ degree oven to crackle the skin. Last one I think I then glazed, but .... the glaze softened the...

Don't have any small grocers anymore, all replaced by big box stores, Jewel, Meier, Walmart, Butera and one custom butcher sells prime beef for a big price.I have been looking for veal shoulder for German sausage, 6 or 7 $ per pound.Very cost prohibitive.

Will be smoking a fresh picnic in few days, will be skinning it. We buy "Cracklins", love em, over fluffy Chicharonnes. Have viewed a number of videos, some dehydrate before deep fry, some do not. Some scrape all fat, others do not. Some boil first, others do not. Comments please. Marc

Dam I should have kept the skin and made cracklins

You might try this, its was really delicious. Its was over the top good.  http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/190014/pork-crackling-not-cracklins-foamheart Cracklin's is good stuff too. http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/189822/cracklins-by-foamheart I had some sides in the freezer to play...

...in baking dish and let it come up to temp with oven during preheat to 475° Roast belly for 30-40 minutes, until it has turned the skin to cracklins Add sauce to just below skin, add garlic, ginger, chile and star anise to sauce Lower heat to 375°, return to oven and bake for 2.5 hours Garnish...