Mornin' all!
Scrapple sounds kinda like head cheese , snouts , brains and whatnot ground up and boiled with seasoning and put into loaf pans to gel , the only part of a pig that's wasted is the oink .Think cheap hamburger, only pork. The old fashioned way of making scrapple is : After the hog has been slaughtered and processed (ham, bacon, chops, chitins, feet, etc.) you take a snow shovel, scrape up all of the scraps, grind it up, pour into loaf bread pans and set up in a walk in cooler where the temp is below 50*F for at least three or four days to kill off the germs and bacteria. This will cause the ground pork scraps to gel into a small loaf.
Then you slice thin and fry in lard or butter, I think some southerners call it "Sousa", but not sure on the term. Pennsylvania Amish may have coined the term "Scrapple".
Can be served as a breakfast meat, or on toast w/ a touch of maple syrup. Just make sure it is cooked well.
Good Stuff ! However, none today. Mamaw is cooking a Sausage Link/ Bell Pepper/ Onion Scrambler for breakfast. Wouldn't surprise me if some sort of potato is introduced.
It's almost always a hot one here, wish I could stay inside.Morning.... Looking like a hot one today..... I'm staying in...
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One of my stepfather's favorite "my childhood was worse than anything you'll ever experience" stories was having scrapple sandwich picnics with his siblings --- in the outhouse. Blech!
My question was always -> Why didn't you dummies just have your picnic in the yard?!?!? Of course, my question wasn't asked out loud.![]()
I've been here! I swear it looks exactly like someplace I've been to here in Thailand, just can't place it.
At least Loser #5 recognizes he has some making up to do.Daughter's Boyfriend (who is working hard to recover from Loser #5 and roofing fiasco) came over after the rains last week to dig and set posts for stair rails along front steps. With Judy 90% disabled on her right side (thank God she's left handed) the six steps were becoming an adventure. Then, in 95*F heat and humidity, he came over this weekend to finish the job. He did a nice job, too.
I just finished coating the treated lumber with a clear satin finish Spar Urethane. That should protect the wood for at least several years.
Daughter's Boyfriend (who is working hard to recover from Loser #5 and roofing fiasco) came over after the rains last week to dig and set posts for stair rails along front steps. With Judy 90% disabled on her right side (thank God she's left handed) the six steps were becoming an adventure. Then, in 95*F heat and humidity, he came over this weekend to finish the job. He did a nice job, too.
I just finished coating the treated lumber with a clear satin finish Spar Urethane. That should protect the wood for at least several years.