What Is Scrapple Meat Made Of?
Scrapple is a type of sausage that originated in Pennsylvania Dutch cuisine. It is typically made from pork scraps, cornmeal, and flour, along with spices and seasonings such as sage, thyme, and black pepper. The ingredients are boiled together to form a mush, which is then shaped into loaves and cooked until firm. Scrapple is often sliced and pan-fried before serving as a breakfast meat.