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Q. Where does the word 'scrapple' come from? A. The easy answer is that scrapple is made from the scraps of the pig -- scraps to scrapple is not a big jump. But that explanation would also be incorrect. The origins of the word scrapple actually stem from Germany, where scrapple was called Panhas. Scrapple as a food has its origins with the Pennsylvania Dutch, who in Germany called it panhas. A slice of panhas would be said as panhaskroeppel. panhaskrÃ¶ppel
A. Alright, well, at its simplest, scrapple is pork scraps boiled, chopped up and turned into a mush. That mush is combined with some pork stock and grains and then allowed to thicken into a loaf. You typically slice off about a 1/4 piece of the loaf and cook it in a pan so it's crispy on both sides.