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Indeed, the concoction will bubble and belch lava-like streams of scrapple toward the top of the large pot. This stuff will blow up on you,” he said. Thompson says this part of the process, whisking in 2.5 pounds of white cornmeal, is the most dangerous. Then, sprinkle in cornmeal while stirring continuously - your arms will get a workout making this dish. The mixture will take on an almost slurry like appearance. Add all ingredients except cornmeal in a deep cooking pot, bringing it to a rolling boil while stirring constantly. Line five loaf pans with flexible plastic wrap.