See one of our other recipes for preparation instructions.
Frying
Chop up the rind and chuck it in the frying pan with some sunflower oil. It really sizzles and steams as the water is released from the rind. there's a lot of hot porky steam coming out.
It seems as though only the bottom of the peices are cooking. So I tried turning the pieces quite a lot to get them to cook evenly. I also tried to keep the heat in by adding a lid, but this just seemed to keep all the moisture in. You really want to get rid of the moisture to make nice crackling.
The pieces are so oily, so fatty, so steamy. This looks like it may take a while to get them to crisp up.
Some of the thinner pieces are OK. The bigger pieces are a disaster.
Well, there we are! These are edible, but not ideal. They are not cooked evenly. Some bits are rubbery, some bits are OK, some bits are burnt.A partial success, a partial failure. If I were you, I would definitely try our other method. You have been warned.