>                             BERNER-L Digest 4282
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> From:     Liz Bradbury <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: (OT) Re: scrapple
>
> I won't even go into the whole Haggis thing... Ask the residents of Holly Cottage
> at last year's Specialty<g>.  Mind you, that was a tinned one, so there was a
> perfectly good excuse for it to explode all over the kitchen walls, window and
> ceiling - and Carol  Slider.
> Well, the dogs liked it!
> Aah, memories :-).

I will never, ever forget meeting Liz Bradbury, who is from Scotland!
She is a
wonderful English young lady and we hit it off right away at the Holly
Cottage at the
WVa specialty.
Being that we all took turns cooking dinners for each other, Liz decided
to open this
can of Haggis that she brought with her. Said it was a delicious
delicacy from
England.....I couldn't wait to taste it!
Little did I know that it would explode upon opening, spraying
everything in sight,
including me!! It was on my clothes, in my hair, and on my face....I was
a MESS but
smelled great as far as the dogs went! They followed me around as if I
were their
dinner!
Don't ask me what the heck it tasted like but I 'wore' it very well! <g>
Guess I will have to give it another try someday, if I am lucky enough
to visit Liz
in her homeland.
But I still love you Liz...no matter what!!
As far as Scrapple goes...grew up with it as my parents were from
Baltimore MD and it
was a staple in most households. The best is from the Eastern Shores of
MD and
delicious when fried crisp and served with eggs and good
toast........mmmm-mmmm good
stuff!
My dogs will sit and drool long, slimy strands when I cook it. Of
course, they both
get some in their dinners with scrambled eggs mixed in....they love it!
Carol Slider in NC, who will never forget the Haggis Shower!

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