Leave it in the oven an extra 15 to 20 minutes.
pork crackling
Oh, you use science by the way, I am sure Elrocco will approve of that !
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Over at the TwoPorkSwords blog, David Connors has a step-by-step guide to the perfect crackling, from the setup, to the roaster, to heating in segments, to the fine art of crackling. I’ve never had a crack (heh) at the meal myself, but there are a few tidbits to learn in there regardless of whether you plan on cooking that specific meal. And the post promises plenty of crackling to go round when this method is used, which has always been my complaint before. There goes all that exercise.
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pork crackling is the best but how do you make this?