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AppalachiaA newly opened restaurant in London N1, near Old Street, specializing in authentic Appalachian regional cooking inspired by Scots-Irish mountain settlers.
Crispy fried pork skin, a traditional Appalachian snack served at Appalachia restaurant.
Cracklings, also known as scratchings, are a food item consisting of the solid material left after rendering animal fat and skin to produce products like lard, or as a result of roasting meat. These are often prepared by grilling. Found in various countries, they are frequently eaten as a snack food, but can also be used in cooking or made into animal feed.
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A newly opened restaurant in London N1, near Old Street, specializing in authentic Appalachian regional cooking inspired by Scots-Irish mountain settlers.
The chef at Appalachia restaurant in London, formerly of Smoking Goat and Guy Ritchie’s Lore of the Land pub. He cooks Appalachian regional food.
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