Apparently Mrs. Frances Kahler just like the rhyme of "Pineapple Scrapple," though. The scariest part of the recipes is mixing mayonnaise with Maraschino cherries, a sport that used to be a lot more popular than it is now.
Saturday, March 9, 2019
Funny Name: Pennsylvania Dutch by Way of Hawaii Edition?
When I saw this name in Fun with Food: Breakfast, Brunch and Lunch Edition (1965), I was worried that it would be congealed cornmeal with random pig bits and pineapple.
Apparently Mrs. Frances Kahler just like the rhyme of "Pineapple Scrapple," though. The scariest part of the recipes is mixing mayonnaise with Maraschino cherries, a sport that used to be a lot more popular than it is now.
Apparently Mrs. Frances Kahler just like the rhyme of "Pineapple Scrapple," though. The scariest part of the recipes is mixing mayonnaise with Maraschino cherries, a sport that used to be a lot more popular than it is now.
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I think I would rather have the congealed cornmeal with bits of pig and pineapple.
ReplyDeleteIt's not a fun choice either way....
DeleteCall me weird but that sounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteI might agree if there were extra cream cheese instead of mayo and no cherries.
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