Bok was telling Kipling one day about the scrapple so dear to the heart of the Philadelphian as a breakfast dish. [Please select]
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Then later came this afterthought: "A noble dish is that scrapple, but don't eat three slices and go to work straight on top of 'em."' [Please select]
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He found out how to do it, and to do it so amicably that it was reported that he breakfasted often with the Ohio Senator and that they even ate griddle-cakes and scrapple together. [Please select]
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The tenderloin makes good roasts, the head and feet may go into head cheese or scrapple, and the trimmings and other scraps of lean meat serve for a few pounds of home-made sausage. [Please select]
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