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Speaking of Cracklins or Gratons
Posted on 5/28/16 at 8:26 am
Posted on 5/28/16 at 8:26 am
Yesterday I made a quick run to Bailey's in Laplace for some andouille and tasso and they had some craklins so I grabbed a bag. I had a couple when I got home and they look good but just aren't as good as others I've had. Better than plain old pork skins but could use a lil more salt or seasoning.
Juneau's in Marksville sells a spicy Crackin Seasoning which is pretty good!
Anyone else do this? I remember as a kid taking cracklins and wrapping a piece of white bread around it and dipping it in cane syrup. Childhood memories! Lol..... It was pretty good with the salty and sweet and soft and crunchy.
Juneau's in Marksville sells a spicy Crackin Seasoning which is pretty good!
Anyone else do this? I remember as a kid taking cracklins and wrapping a piece of white bread around it and dipping it in cane syrup. Childhood memories! Lol..... It was pretty good with the salty and sweet and soft and crunchy.
Posted on 5/28/16 at 8:35 am to Cajunate
I make them. I prefer the Gozales style, mostly skin and fat, with very little meat. But I will eat whichever kind I have in front of me.
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