Good morning everyone! I'm in for another 24 hours of freedom!
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I'm not sure about scrapple either dill, but I'm sure I'd give it a try. I wonder if it's like Spam, or Spork, if you have the same down there.
You'd get a better explanation of scrapple from Rava Peachie, she introduced it to the rest of us.
Enjoy your hike today Ginger, no overdoing it!
Waves to Jude and Mulburry...
Not today...Quitting and staying quit isn't easy, its learning a whole new way of thinking. It's accepting a new way of life, and not just accepting it, embracing it...
Worry about tomorrow, tomorrow. Just get through today. Tomorrow will look after itself when it becomes today, because today is all we have to think about.
Friendship is not about how many friends you have or who you've known the longest. It's about who walked into your life, said "I'm here for you", and proved it.Comment
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Good morning Cafe. For those not knowing what scapple is? It’s basically an organ meat. It’s really good and my family loves it. It is not readily available through out the country. Most of my neighbors in FL dont know what it is and it’s very hard to find down here. Back home everyone eats it just like bacon or sausage. When people say “whats in it”. I say “dont ask.” LOL. Hope everyone has a great day today. 24 more please and thank you.Comment
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Hi everyone. I looked up scrapple . Rava thank you for introducing a new food to me. Not my cup of tea but glad you enjoy it. It would seem it's an ancient recipe . I am British by birth and my mum cooked a lot of offal dishes at one time. She drew the line at brains and sweetbreads tho, thank goodness., How things change and not.
My family came out to Australia from Yorkshire in the UK in 1961. We were offered a very cheap passage to help populate the colony and my dad was a skilled trades person so we spent 5 weeks on a boat to get here. I was 10yrs old, my elder sister was 13 and my little sister was 2yrs. What a journey.
We all settled in. Although I think my dad was always homesick for his homeland....me too even so young I remember it well.
Anyway I've rattled on enough and bed is calling.
Have a great day, whatever it may bring and please know I thank you for welcoming me.
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