• by Tonia

    “In Southwest Virginia, pork rinds are indigenous and more accurately referred to as pig skins or meat skins.
    Roddy Moore, director of the Blue Ridge Institute at Ferrum College, remembers eating pork rinds his mother made by first frying and then baking the skin and attached fat of the family pig.
    “They weren’t as crispy,” Moore said. [...]

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