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Default What is the traditional way to serve chicharones?

I may have misspelled it but you know what I mean, those great big slabs
of pork skin with meat. I usually just nuke them in the microwave and
serve with some fresh corn tortillas, a home made chili pequin sauce and
some garnishes... BTW fresh lime juice did the trick for my onions.
I'm a gringo so forgive me if I am not doing these slabs of meat justice.
 
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