cracklings

The cracklings are further ground to make meat and bone meal.

There were cracklings from some electric storm perhaps a thousand miles away.

I heard the roarings and cracklings which filled the air.

They showed that the cracklings, which presumably meant numbers, had been expanded.

For once, the sounds came through clear as a bell, with no ominous cracklings in the background.

They reported only the cracklings of the distant storm.

The Ram strained to make sense of the cracklings and distortions.

At serving time, add the greens, toss well and sprinkle with the cracklings.

The cracklings and rustling sounds from the double sun were broken into.

The bacon itself may afterwards be discarded or served to eat, like cracklings.

Then he includes some of each preparation, plus the cracklings, in each serving.

Along the rim, though, crushed pork cracklings mingle with salt.

They also make it with pork cracklings or with Gruyere.

Like little cracklings, they added a burst of rich shrimp flavor to each bite.

At the center of the black sphere, there were little cracklings of blue like fireworks going off.

Crisp sauteed onions, perhaps with chicken cracklings, are better as a topping.

Reserve the skin to make cracklings (by frying until crisp) or discard it.

Some of it is fried to produce cracklings.

With the ghostliest of cracklings the page came apart into two, revealing writing hidden between.

At intervals came ominous cracklings and creakings from many parts of the ship.

In a large heavy pot, render* the salt pork and remove the cracklings.

You should have about 1 cup cracklings.

The tea comes sweetened, and the corn bread is crunchy with cracklings.

Between its cracklings, words could be heard.

There were rustlings and cracklings all around him.