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Wellstone ruled

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4. Aw Geeze say it ain't so.

Reply to TexasTowelie (Original post)

Tue Dec 4, 2018, 12:18 AM

Dec 2018

All those Old Scandahovian's must have passed on. These Suppers would start in early November and Continue until New Years. Tradition being,you could attend a Lutefisk Super ever night of the week some where in Minnesota. And for those who could not do the Fisk,hey,Swedish Meat Balls were always on the Menu as well as Linggen Berrie Jam on fresh Leftsa .

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Minnesota church ends 70-year tradition of lutefisk dinner [View all] TexasTowelie Dec 2018 OP

YUK! chillfactor Dec 2018 #1

That does sound gross. TexasTowelie Dec 2018 #2

I had a Norwegian friend at university Haggis for Breakfast Dec 2018 #3

Aw Geeze say it ain't so. Wellstone ruled Dec 2018 #4

It's not just the old Scandinavians passing on dflprincess Dec 2018 #7

So true, Wellstone ruled Dec 2018 #10

Uff da is right!! Olafjoy Dec 2018 #5

But surely you must still have the lefse with butter & brown sugar dflprincess Dec 2018 #8

Aw. What's Minnesota without lutefisk? I tried it when we sinkingfeeling Dec 2018 #6

Years ago I was at a DFL dinner where it was served. dflprincess Dec 2018 #9