My wife picked some blueberry/habanero flavored rinds this past week along with some korean bbq kimshi flavored ones
the blueberry ones are awesome, but you can only eat about 5 before your eyes are watering and your on fire
korean kimshi ones are out of this world good
i had never heard of such flavors, leave to her to find some different ones
we needed a thread with just nothing but food and laughs
fried pork rinds
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Re: fried pork rinds
If you are on a low carb diet, pork rinds are your friend!
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Re: fried pork rinds
We make our own and then we turn the meat to pork belly burnt ends. I would have took a picture of the Chicharrones
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Re: fried pork rinds
we will be over for dinner
yummm yumm they look excellent
my wife usually gets them at the mexican market, they fry the whole side of the pig and bring them out in a clear garbage bag....it lasts about two days and they are gone .
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Re: fried pork rinds
We by the pork belly with skin on. Season both sides. Score the back side to it doesn’t shrink up while smoking. When it it’s 195 degrees internal. I take them off the smoker and fry the skin. The the meat and and fat goes back on the smoker for burnt ends. This is after they are done I like a little rib candy.
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carlson1 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 01, 2021 8:55 pm We by the pork belly with skin on. Season both sides. Score the back side to it doesn’t shrink up while smoking. When it it’s 195 degrees internal. I take them off the smoker and fry the skin. The the meat and and fat goes back on the smoker for burnt ends. This is after they are done I like a little rib candy.
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Re: fried pork rinds
yep DITTORPBrown wrote: ↑Wed Jun 02, 2021 7:26 amcarlson1 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 01, 2021 8:55 pm We by the pork belly with skin on. Season both sides. Score the back side to it doesn’t shrink up while smoking. When it it’s 195 degrees internal. I take them off the smoker and fry the skin. The the meat and and fat goes back on the smoker for burnt ends. This is after they are done I like a little rib candy.
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