Cooking:

How do you cook Bush Lane Farms Kentucky Scrapple?
  • Slice it about 1/4th of an inch thick (more or less depending on whether you prefer creamy or crispy) and
  • set it in a pan with oil pre-heated to around 350 degrees. Peanut oil is preferred but most will work.
  • Fry on one side until the bottom is golden brown, then flip and brown the other side. The longer the fry the crispier the KY Scrapple!
Bush Lane Farms Kentucky Scrapple Dutch Eggs! If you like Scotch Eggs you'll LOVE Dutch Eggs!
Wrap a boiled egg with Bush Lane Farms Kentucky Scrapple, deep fry for 3 minutes and you're in Scrapple heaven!
Storing Bush Lane Farms Kentucky Scrapple
  • Your Bush Lane Farms Kentucky Scrapple is shipped frozen.
  • This preserves the flavors and extends the shelf life considerably.
  • If you want to eat some but don't want to thaw the entire pound, thaw it until you can get a knife through the loaf.
  • Cut off the part you want to cook, and
  • Return the rest to the freezer.
  • If you buy it frozen you can thaw it in the refridgerator and enjoy for days!
  • Remember Bush Lane Farms Kentucky Scrapple is already cooked!
  • You can prepare it and know you won't end up with "raw" meat.
  • We cook it first so you can enjoy it quicker!
A shelf life study at the University of Kentucky was recently completed and found that fresh Bush Lane Farms Kentucky Scrapple has a lengthy shelf life when kept cool and sealed.
Grandma Jane enjoyed her Bush Lane Farms Kentucky Scrapple (and a good cocktail) anytime!
Here are some other ideas for KY Scrapple:
  • Crumble cooked Scrapple and use in a breakfast burrito or on a pizza
  • Crumble and use in baked beans (from a Lagrange Farmers Market patron)
  • Patty it out in the size/shape of a burger, fry it and put it on a bun
  • Use some cooked KY Scrapple in a breakfast casserole
  • How about a Scrapple/Egg melt with smoked cheddar?
(Photo sent in by one of our fans...)

Tim Farmer's Country Kitchen Recipes using Bush Lane Farms Kentucky Scrapple

Bush Lane Farms is now a proud sponsor of
Tim Farmer's Country Kitchen
if you're ready to taste "Kentucky Scrapple" why not stop by our Online Store and order some for yourself!
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