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Prawn Crackle Pops with Aaron Craze

Prawn Crackle Pops with Aaron Craze

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Prawn Crackle Pops with Aaron Craze Amy: No it's not! It's the skin of pork that has been cooked in a hot oven that goes hard and crispy as a result of drying out. In pubs and bars they are sold as pork scratchings and these can be used for this recipe as he said.
Date: 2020-05-11

Comments and reviews: 6


Looks delicious! Love the mango with the prawn. We put sweet tropical fruit with white fish all the time and can only imagine how the shellfish and pork just amp it up. We're definitely trying this one!
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it's referring to the fact that one chilli boiling would be all by itself. so 3 chilli's means that they are there together. they can have a chat. and be sociable if you catch my drift.
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You could do the same with thin chicken strips or beef strips or even pork strips. But. it's not classed as surf n turf. (Chicken would work well)
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That music at the end when he eats the food is the same music Sorted Food uses. I'm going to get a Pavlovian response to it, if i'm not careful.
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It's the skin and fat off of the pork. Usually coated in olive oil and salt and cooked at a very high heat. It becomes very crispy and crunchy!
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Question? If you want to make a healthier version of this could you maybe sprinkle some oil and bake instead of deep frying? Could that work?
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