• Mama's Scrapple

    From Bencollver@1:267/310 to All on Sun Nov 2 09:06:48 2025
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    Title: Mama's Scrapple
    Categories: Breakfast, Italian, Polenta, Sausage
    Yield: 8 Servings

    3 1/2 c Water; divided
    1 tb Salt
    1 1/4 c White corn meal
    1/2 lb Country-style ground sausage

    Heat 2-1/2 cups water, salt, and crumbled sausage to boiling in a 2 qt
    saucepan. Boil until sausage is completely cooked. Mix corn meal and
    1 cup cold water together in a bowl. Add com meal mixture slowly to
    boiling water, stirring constantly. Reduce heat to low and cook,
    stirring constantly, for 5 minutes or until too thick to stir. Pour
    mixture into a loaf pan and cool. Refrigerate overnight. The next
    day, slice loaf into 1" thick pieces. Dip in flour and fry until
    golden brown on each side. Great served with eggs.

    Recipe by Anna Chiodini Grant (Mama)

    Posted by: Kathryn Cone

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  • From Ruth Haffly@1:396/45.28 to Bencollver on Mon Nov 3 12:12:46 2025
    Hi Ben,


    B > Title: Mama's Scrapple
    B > Categories: Breakfast, Italian, Polenta, Sausage
    B > Yield: 8 Servings

    B > 3 1/2 c Water; divided
    B > 1 tb Salt
    B > 1 1/4 c White corn meal
    B > 1/2 lb Country-style ground sausage

    You can also use part buckwheat flour; when we made it, we did half
    buckwheat flour, half corn meal.

    overnight. The next B > day, slice loaf into 1" thick pieces. Dip in
    flour and fry until B > golden brown on each side. Great served with
    eggs.

    Some people put ketchup on it, others use gravy. My topping of choice is
    maple syrup.

    Any idea where Dave Drum is? He's not posted in several days which is
    very unlike him.


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    Ruth
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