What is scrapple? nm

Posted By: JanSetzmt on 2007-10-17
In Reply to: Sure, you say that now, but - come to philly

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- I like sweet cornbread, like how my sourthern - grandpa taught me to make it. nm
  - I don�t like the sweet cornbread, my - South here
    - I don't use Jiffy. I do mine from scratch. nm - Sweet cornbread lover.
      - Don�t cook at all but when I want something sweet, - South here
        I love grits with sugar, tastes kind of like cream of - wheat. nm Sweet cornbread lover.
- I really like sweet tea and cornbread! - JanSetzmt
  - Sure, you say that now, but - come to philly
    - What is scrapple? nm - JanSetzmt
      - Sure you want to know? Look inside. - come to philly
        That actually doesn't look that bad! - JanSetzmt

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Do you have scrapple?
Do you have scrapple in your area?

I had never heard of it until I moved to MD. My friend thinks you can get it anywhere, I don't think it is EVERYWHERE. Just curious.

Scrapple
The link is given in the original post as what Scrapple is:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrapple

Scrapple ...sm
There is an online catalog called the Vermont country store that offers if for sale as a rare commodity. I have not personally tried it and it is not available in WI (as far as I know), but it does not sound so *terrible*. I also do not believe it is made from *meat scraps* as suggested below.

scrapple I do believe comes out of

scrapple recipe - here ya go......sm

http://lynnescountrykitchen.net/amish/scrapple.html

Not sure about that, but I grew up on scrapple
Scrapple contains basically what you mentioned and it's pretty darn good. It's all good meat, but it's basically scraps, hence the name.

I don't mind Spam either, at least when it's fried.

My son won't even try Spam, but not because of Monty Python. He won't eat it because of the movie Waterworld where they were throwing it out to the masses of people on the boat and the cans were marked Smeat! LOL!

what is scrapple. recipe please
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My kids love scrapple!
We grew up on it! Pennsylvania Dutch country specialize in it. We can get as much as we want whenever we want! Love it!

no, scrapple originally came from Germany....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrapple

Oh, noooooo! You really don't want a scrapple recipe.
That is, unless you like grinding up the parts of pigs that most people don't eat! There's a very good description of it on Wikipedia.

I'm from the capital of scrapple, Philadelphia.
I've also never hard of vinegar on scrapple. Maple syrup seems to be popular the further west you go. I definitely don't like that. I see a lot of people using ketchup, but I consider ketchup to be a waste of good tomatoes. I hate the stuff on anything. When I was a kid, whenever we had scrapple for breakfast, we'd also have big, thick slices of tomato on the plate, too. I loved that. It has to be really fresh, really ripe and tasty garden tomato. Since I haven't had a garden for years and years, I rarely have the tomato with scrapple anymore.

yummm SCRAPPLE - it's a Pennsylvania thing

I live in Texas and have had scrapple for breakfast before.....sm
I haven't seen it around lately. We have something down here that is similar but for some reason it really grosses me out....hog head cheese.

Our Christmas b'fast tradiation is scrapple and eggs
but I know that's no help! You have to be brought up on it to like. :)

Scrapple and eggs, hashbrowns, muffins, bagels and toast.
Yum!