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Country Scrapple: An American Tradition - Weaver, William Woys, and Blank, Fritz, Chef (Foreword by)
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The original purpose of scrapple was to make use of leftovers from butchering, but today it is a regional favourite in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Dutch Country, and, in varying forms and names, throughout the nation. Scrapple is typically a mush made from pig meat and cereal, which is then sliced and fried. This book by internationally renowned food historian Weaver explores the European origins of the dish, traces its evolution in American kitchens and restaurants, discusses cooking techniques and terminology, and offers ...

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Country Scrapple: An American Tradition 2003, Stackpole Books

ISBN-13: 9780811700641

Hardcover