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Scrapple, a traditional Pennsylvania Dutch food, is typically made with pork scraps or parts you might otherwise discard, such as trotters, liver, or heart. Some recipes use the head of the animal. This version uses easy-to-find cuts of pork—a combination of pork butt and bone-in pork shanks, hocks, or rib tips. Tender, long-cooked pork is finely chopped in a food processor or meat grinder, and the cornmeal cooks in the savory herbed broth. The pork, cornmeal mixture, and seasonings come together to ...
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Pineapple ham, scalloped potatoes, lemon garlic asparagus, honey roasted carrots, and fluffy mile-high biscuits on two sheet pans! That’s right. Two sheet pans. 1 hour. And all the Easter goodies: pineapple ham, Parmesan scalloped potatoes, lemon-garlicky asparagus, honey roasted carrots, and of course, fluffy mile-high biscuits. Yes, yes, and yes. It serves four so it doesn’t make too much food but just enough to give you some fantastic leftovers for Monday. Ingredients: FOR THE SCALLOPED POTATOES ...
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