Lutefisk

[bcsdguy]

Anyone out there have/having Lutefisk this holiday season?

[magnusfide]

Tom N wrote:
My Minnesota snowbird friends love this stuff.

I was born and raised in MN; am of Swedish and Norwegian bloodlines; and I still won't eat it unless I was starving to death and there was no other food available. Even then I'd have to think about it or look for bugs to eat instead.

[romore]

I am of Norwegian descent, have never tried lutefisk and don't intend to although some of the relys actually claim to like the stuff.

[DutchmenSport]

I had to look this up on the Internet. I had no clue what it was. After reading about soaking fish in water for several days, and it forms into a jello and then it's packed in lye for several days, it's like ... oh my!

Sounds interesting, but WAY too time consuming for me. I barely plan out what we're having in the next hour, let alone a week into the future! Maybe a special meal like Christmas dinner or New Year dinner? No doubt, that's what the OP is planning for, New Year. Now .. add the goat cheese and you might have a winner!

[Tom_N]

My Minnesota snowbird friends love this stuff.