scrapple

And do you know, at the end, I slept in 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."

Because I am from Pennsylvania, not so far from Amish country, there will also be scrapple.

In Kensington, the Irish Gangs were as Philadelphia as cheesesteaks, hoagies, scrapple and soft pretzels.

We have so much serious work to do and it has nothing to do with scrapple." Hogan, speaking to reporters Tuesday, highlighted portions of the $17.7 billion general fund budget.

This is followed by recipes for meat alternatives including Marinated Baked Tofu, Piccata Meatballs with Penne and Asparagus, Barbecued Seitan Ribs, Mushroom Bacon, Veganized Scrapple, and No-Meat Loaf.

The breakfast menu included bacon and eggs with hash browns and scrapple cake; scrapple cakes and egg with baked apples; or hot cakes with baked apples.

Godshall's is known for its bacon, fully cooked bacon, snack sticks, deli meats, Lebanon bologna, dried beef, scrapple and sausages.

One sister -- a militant vegetarian -- was enchanted by Texas barbecue, carnival corn dogs and big breakfasts featuring sausages and scrapple, and swiftly dumped her aversion to meat.

The American Plate: A Culinary History in 100 Bites is primarily a history of the foods indelibly tied to America, enhanced with over a dozen time-honored recipes (such as the instructions for "Shoo Fly Pie", "Fried Catfish", "Scrapple", or "Red Cross War Cake").

And what's old is new--traditional specialties such as the Pennsylvania Dutch scrapple and the goetta of Cincinnati, both made with scrap meats and various grains, are making a comeback among a new generation of curious chefs and home cooks.

If you have a hangover, head to The Industry for the Stomachectomy, a ' hangover cure' which includes a mountain of scrapple, bacon, fried eggs and pancakes.