- Chicharrón is eaten with tortillas, lime, guacamole, and moronga, and sometimes served with pico de gallo or Chirmol salsa.
- Similar to a pork rind, the crispy, crackly chicharrón is a mouth-watering recipe with hundreds of regional variations.
- The word "chicharrón" comes from the Spanish words "chicharra," which means "crackling" or "scratching," and "ron," which means "fat."
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- Chicharrón is a character from Disney/Pixar's 2017 animated movie, Coco. He is voiced by Edward James Olmos.
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- Chicharrón can be found in just about every Spanish speaking country as well as the Philippines so it’s prepared in many different ways.
- Chicharrón is a popular Spanish and Latin American dish consisting of pork rinds that are fried in oil until they develop a crunchy texture.
- The exact origins of chicharrón are difficult to pinpoint, but it is believed to have evolved independently in several regions.
- In the US, chicharrón refers to either the Mexican dish consisting of fried pork belly and/or pork rinds, or the US-style fried pork rinds commonly eaten as a snack.