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Originally Posted by Robo410
scrapple is breakfast pate
boil up various scraps from the head and skin to get the collagen and fat and a few scraps of meat and the broth (same as you do for fish stock or turkey broth, right?) strain. cook whole wheat meal and corn meal in the broth with black pepper and herbs and spices (sage etc) with the liver and meat scraps ...thus the "pate". It is a country pate after all. Let cool in loaf pans, cut and fry. OMG crispy porky goodness at about $1.67 a pound.
someone is being ripped off at $25 a pound. Rappa Scrapple of Bridgeville DE will ship on dry ice in the cooler months. Give em a call or check out their web site.
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Robo and Vit..........my daddy made great Scrapple when I was a kid, and there was nothing "ikcy" in it.
He'd boil up a whole rack of pork spareribs in a huge pot, and then remove all the bones. All you need to do after that is stir in the white corn meal with the herbs and spices...especially sage. Pour it into loaf pans and chill.
Now I'm hungry for his style of scrapple and I have some ribs in the freezer!!
Nothing like it fried with real maple syrup.