Pork Rinds

Pork rind is pig skin. As a food, it customarily is cut into small pieces that are rendered, dried, and fried crisp to be served as a snack, like porky chips. Most often, they are vividly seasoned with pepper and other spices. In the South, especially Louisiana, they are called cracklins; in Mexican restaurants, they are chicharrones; in the U.K., they are pork scratchings.

Restaurants With This Dish

The Union Public House

PENSACOLA, FL

B’s Cracklin BBQ

SAVANNAH, GA

Wink’s King of Barbecue

SALISBURY, NC

A plate of Peg Leg Porker Ribs
Peg Leg Porker

NASHVILLE, TN

Hammond’s Ferry Larder

NORTH AUGUSTA, SC

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