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Old 05-25-11, 08:17 PM   #1
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Thumbs up scrabble and eegs

guess what i had for supper tonight bruce wife not home um um good
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Old 05-25-11, 08:25 PM   #2
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So you played a word game while you ate some eggs?
Glad you enjoyed it!
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Old 05-25-11, 10:06 PM   #3
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scrapple i would think. haha!
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Old 05-26-11, 04:22 PM   #4
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Got a recipe for home made scrapple from triple D. Guy Fieri finds some sweet dives to check out.
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My former father-in-law was a dairy farmer and he made scrapple every fall. Never had better than what he made. I took some to Wheeler and made breakfast - the Indiana boys were not impressed with the breakfast meat, but Donald heard about it and I had a package left so I gave it to him. He obviously enjoyed it and that's what I wanted to hear. I also had pork roll, another breakfast favorite of mine, with egg & cheese in a breakfast sandwich. NFE just prefers Orange Crush and Pop Tarts....................
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Old 05-26-11, 04:56 PM   #6
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Wow...

I had neither Orange Crush nor Pop Tarts at Wheeler. Is Scrapple anything like Scrapie? Because I think Boogie is having memory problems.
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My former father-in-law was a dairy farmer and he made scrapple every fall. Never had better than what he made.

You know anyone who makes Kielbasa that is smoked and hung out to dry? Used to get it from a butcher shop NW of Pittsburg but farmer/butcher died and land was sold and is now butcher shop is underwater. I'd love to find someone who makes it. Kielbasa Wiejska I believe is it's name.
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