crackly

Adjective

Meaning

crackly (comparative cracklier, superlative crackliest)

Involving or producing a crackle.
the crackly sound of a fire

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Examples

And we wouldn’t tell you to invest in a second cast-iron pan if we didn’t think the crackly skinned roast chicken waiting for you on the other side was 1,000 percent worth it. Source: Internet

And the rolled-out, rectangular dumplings in his comforting chicken and dumplings came straight from the Dixie grandma playbook, but bits of crackly chicken skin gave the dish texture and edge. Source: Internet

Butterfly your chicken with confidence—the flatter the bird, the more contact with the cast-iron pan—and the more crackly skin to enjoy at the end! Source: Internet

It was wonderfully crackly with pistachios and sweet with cranberries. Source: Internet

In my version, ground chicken gets seriously gussied up with funky fish sauce and fresh aromatics before being tossed in turbinado sugar for a crackly, caramelized crust. Source: Internet

Yet a crackly crust is just one iota of Otto’s tale. Source: Internet

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