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Not sure about defines, but we don't add sugar and we generally don't eat Jiffy corn cake, as we call it. Also like to add pork cracklins...

That was the original intent , but It didn't quite seem right . So I cured it . This was the second one . It got roasted and sliced . That fat cap was like cracklins . Didn't get pics of the cook though . Can't tell , but that's the same thing . Fat cap wrapped around a " hunk " and tied .

I remember the smell of my mom burning the hairs off the head, ears, and feet before cooking them.😳 She handled everything with careful food care prep for her process. Everything had it's special place and use. Even the 'cracklins'😋. After a first initial bite, it's all good 😊

...pork fat I just bought going to the sub zero for future use. The fresh skins get lightly salted and vacuum sealed to be smoked at a later time and made into cracklins. I was able to get my hands on 10 lbs. fresh beef fat but didn't get pics of the process. Thanks for lookin and I hope this helps

These remind me more of a variation on Carnitas than what I've known as Chicharrones aka Cracklins. Especially if cooked crunchy on the outside, soft, fatty meaty goodness on the inside. Most Mexican Chicharrone I've eaten has been various cracklin style Pork skin with or without meat...

Ooooooooh you are going to end up with beef cracklins and tallow there in that pan aye?! :D Looking good :D

this is the best advice you will get on how to trim a brisket.

...for the flat and the flats' edges helps it out and allows for great bark. Also the beef fat renders and gets crispy and becomes... beef cracklins!!! Those things are out of this world good! If you want a lot of details on this trimming here is the full post on it...

...bottom of the smoker hahaha. I don't check it as it's going but my alarms went off about 4 hours early due to bad probe placement and the cracklins were already formed and shrunk a good bit exposing the meat. My guess is that the fat renders enough early on and shrinks up enough early on to...

CB, I too was eyeing those cracklins, nice post on getting the most out of something that a lot of folks toss.

Either we have the same cardiologist, or there's a conspiracy.

...dehydrate by some means, you've got to get it dangerously hot to get that effect. Really increases the chance of a fire and/or burning the cracklins. I've spent days prepping to get the best and easiest cracking skin on pork belly or pork rinds. Air drying and salting 48-72 hours in...

I love eating those things! Sadly I don't save as much as I should when I'm in a hurry, but the bride has now designated a "fat bag" so that will help.

...up a bit and use them for fajitas. Added the usual onions, peppers and a touch of sweet corn frozen from last summer, then topped with some shredded colby cheese. Used the fat trimmings instead of butter to fry up the veggies ( then treated the doggo with the "cracklins afterwards)Didn't suck!

From one fat boy to another, why go to the trouble to render down fats if you aren't going to eats the results? Pork, chicken, and beef cracklins are GREAT IMO... My cardiologist may disagree, but he isn't on this forum! :emoji_sunglasses:

...of the brisket) After smoking: (see it on the foil pan? Look at how that beef fat dried and curled up and turned into amazing smoked beef cracklins!!!) Now I set up my smoker so that the bottom smoker rack is in with the foil pan on it. Then in the kitchen am working the brisket and...

Absolutely remove the skin (rind) before curing. Cured rind is mostly inedible. Baked uncured skin make what the southerns call cracklins. A wonderful treat.

Scald/Scrape vs Burn/Wash, or just skin that sucker out? Man I luv cracklins, but scalding is serious work.

...covered and I still had 2-3 good pieces of trimmed fat to spare! (All of the light brown pieces are the pieces of fat turned into beef cracklins, look under in the pan I smoke it over and you see all that amazing smoked and rendered tallow if you like to use it for things. The bamboo skewer...

Every day, and twice on Sunday Jim. Throw in some cracklins in that cornbread and woo doggy!