scrapple

IPA: skrˈæpʌɫ

A tool for scraping.
(US, Appalachia, Blue Ridge) A mush of pork scraps, particularly head parts, and cornmeal or flour, which is boiled and poured into a mold, where the rendered gelatinous broth from cooking jells the mixture into a loaf.

To scrape or grub around.
Alternative form of scapple [(transitive) To work roughly, or shape without finishing, as stone before leaving the quarry.]

Examples of "scrapple" in Sentences

I think I have a hankerin for a fausnaught and some scrapple.
If a person can only afford scrapple, is transportation the issue? industrialbiker
In a tribute song to the dish known as scrapple, Chicago's own Robbie Fulks Band turned a recipe into melody:
Meanwhile, I was on a campaign to sell the idea of scrapple, a food that Mark had introduced me to, via his Amish friends in Pennsylvania.
He was using absolutely every part of every product he butchered, and while his scrapple never really took off, his sausages were flying out the door.
It was a hard-scrapple lifeto hear the stories now; Loyd liked to say that the Depression passed right on by without their knowing it because they were poor already.
Bowery lodging-houses and ate scrapple in East-Side feeding-dens, and, on more than one occasion, stood in the bread-line at midnight and pondered whether or not I should faint before I fed.
The show does dip somewhat into history at each venue, such as explaining why the Greek-themed Vaso's Kitchen in Alexandria kept the landmark neon sign of its predecessor, Dixie Pig BBQ; or lending riot-era significance to the persistent Florida Avenue Grill in the District, which now finds itself serving scrapple to the gentrified masses of U Street's condoville.