Congrats Norbster! But just think how much sooner you'd have made it if you'd risen to the bait I offered last weekend --
http://www.lutefiskloverslifeline.com. I'm trying to find the serving location closest to ya but it's not that user friendly. (The website or the "fish"?). Maybe
http://www.olsenfish.com can send some...
. Just a note for posterity -- Norby's current avatar is a strong man pleading, "Lutefisk -- Just say no!"
This post would be 3 or 4 messages if I truly felt Twinkie could be caught. So without further adieu...
lu·te·fisk \´lüd·e¸fisk, ´ lüe-\ or lut·fisk \´lüt¸f-\ also lu-
de·fisk \´lüde-\ or lud·fisk \´ lüd¸f-\ n -s [lutefisk fr. Norw,
fr. lute to wash in lye solution + fisk fish; lutfisk fr. Sw, fr.
luta to wash in lye solution + fisk fish; ludefisk & ludfisk fr.
Dan ludfisk fr. lude to wash in lye solution + fisk fish; Norw
lute, Sw luta, Dan lude akin to ON laug bath, hot spring; Norw
& Sw & Dan fisk fr. ON fiskr fish -- more at LYE, FISH]
: stockfish that has been soaked in lye water, skinned, boned,
and boiled
There was a young Swede from Dulut'
Who ate lutefisk, lefsa and groot.
The girls were awhirl
As they schottisched and twirled
With that handsome young Swedish galoot.
Norwegian cuisine can't be beat.
The gravlax with dill is a treat.
But the lutefisk in lye
Makes the strongest men cry.
So to down it, they chug aquavit.
Lutefisk Honors!
, Do you get a set of AS steak knifes now? 
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