Lefse Lovers, Lutefisk Laughter Location Before we start, for the Norwegianly challenged- Lutefisk is dried cod that has been soaked in a lye solution to rehydrate it. It is boiled or baked and served with butter and salt and pepper. The finished lutefisk usually has the consistancy of Jello. So, imagine a hot, fish flavored Jello and you can understand why Norwegians love it so much. It is traditionly served in the U.S. for Thanksgiving and Christmas and avoided the rest of the year. Top 10 USES for Lutefisk 10. For a Remake of the 1958 movie "The Blob". 9. It's more disgusting, than manure, for the "Burning bag on the front porch" trick. 8. To give your home that Scandinavian "Holiday Scent". 7. Toss lutefisk under the porch to get rid of skunks. (CAUTION: May attract Norwegians!) 6. To get "the taste out of your mouth" after eating pumpkin pie. 5. For a Scandinavian version of Jello Wrestling. 4. Put it in your shoes. It hides foot odor, cushions your heel and puts a spring in your step! 3. For an earthquake detector. (the only time lutefisk STOPS quivering is during an earthquake) 2. If you are filming a documentary, "The Norwegian Bachelor Farmers" you can use lutefisk to lure them out of their houses. And the number one USE for Lutefisk... 1. The odor will rid your house of relatives, rodents and other unwanted pests. [BACK]  [Home]  [Lefse]  [Recipes]  [Order/Pricing]   Thanks for visiting Mrs. Olson's Lefse. Made by: WINSOR PRODUCTS CO.,INC. GONVICK, MN 56644 1-800-227-6442 fax 218-487-5220 winsor@gvtel.com © Winsor Products Co., Inc. 1999,2000,2001