There are two equally simple techniques you can use that result in two very different types of roast. One results in a pretty moist shoulder with cracklings, the other produces incredibly moist meat ...

You'll needa couple of 'cracklin slabs' about 1 to 2 inches thick, 8 to 10 inches wide, and 10 to 12 inches long. You can buy these at many of the butcher shops up and down Airline Highway and on Old ...

These crispy, crunchy pork products are staples of Southern snacking. Pork is a big part of Southern culture. It’s our go-to for a backyard barbecue and the main event at football tailgates. Ribs, ...

From The Glory of Southern Cooking by James Villas, John Wiley and Sons Inc. For ages, fans (bluebloods and commoners alike) have been going to Harold’s Barbecue in Atlanta as much for the cracklin’ ...

Pork and sweet potatoes are food that every Southern cook knows how to prepare a thousand ways. This variation appears in the "Cracklin' Kitchen" episode of A Chef's Life, featuring chef Vivian Howard ...

Note, for extra crisp pork crackling, the day before you cook the pork, place it rind side up, uncovered on a rack in the ...

EVANSVILLE, Ind. — “Pork rinds” have been around forever, but lately these humble crunchies made of pork skin have gained a new status. Call ‘em cracklin’s, chicharrones, pork rinds or bacon rinds.

For many of us, the humble pork rind is a culinary curiosity we encounter every once in a while — at a Super Bowl party, for example. That obligatory table filled with bowls of puffy, crunchy and ...