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'''Lutefisk''' | |||
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Not to get political but lutefisk in Minnesota is better than lutefisk anywhere else outside Scandanavia combined. | |||
* [https://x.com/GnomonChronicl1/status/1858617133548400643 Poar] @ Twitter (18 November 2024) | |||
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Sure, lutefisk *looks* like tripe. | Sure, lutefisk *looks* like tripe. | ||
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Lutefisk
Not to get political but lutefisk in Minnesota is better than lutefisk anywhere else outside Scandanavia combined.
- Poar @ Twitter (18 November 2024)
Sure, lutefisk *looks* like tripe.
But does tripe taste faintly of soap? No?
Lutefisk does. From the lye. You can never get all the lye out, no matter how many times you rinse the fish.
https://transplantedbaker.typepad.com/the_transplanted_baker/2010/12/the-lutefisk-misconception.html
- Post @ Twitter (18 November 2024)