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Just with the title and picture it looks more like "shittyfoodporn" haha.
But homemade nuggets are a different story. I sometimes make chicken burgers with a cornflake breading. So much more taste than bought stuff, but lots of work for 3 to 4 people.
I find your idea using pork rinds very interesting, how does it taste?
also haha to your comment my plating is certainly something im working on!
Don't worry, plating and pretty pictures of food is not easy. Not good at this myself
maybe a subtle taste of a fried porkchop? honestly even if i eat a pork rind normally they taste like nothing. if you can eat pork its is a great and easy substitute because it is so similar to panko
I might try that in the future. Well not sure how easy it is to find pork rinds. Never tried it before
They're in pretty much every grocery store and gas station in the US. Often labeled chicharones.
In Germany they aren't that common, especially not as snacks. You can get it raw from the butcher for sure but in the supermarket I only remember seeing "Krustenbraten" so a pork roast with skin on.