Lutefisk is to fish as...

[trof]

_ _ _ _ _ is/are to corn.
Fill in the blank.

There are two more or less correct answers.

[Ellen Forradalom]

1. Grits?

Both involve boiling the targeted foodstuff in a corrosive solution?

[trof]

2. This was too easy?

[no name no slogan]

3. no way. Grits are at least edible

Those of us of Scandanavian descent know damn well that Lutefisk is only good for killing cockroaches and making enemies.

[ismnotwasm]

4. "cured" with lye

Horrible Christmas dinner memories. My dad tried to pretend he liked the stuff by drowning it in horseradish. Blech.

[JVS]

10. If you don't use lye you'll never clean off the rancid fish fat!

[MrsMatt]

6. I love lutefisk!

Yummy with white sauce. My non-Scandinavian husband even eats it (but only because it's part of our Christmas tradition, not because he likes it).

[JVS]

9. Lutefisk is the greatest Xmas dish ever!

[tuvor]

11. It's the piece of cod which passes all understanding.

This Scandinavian can't stand it.

[LostinVA]

8. I have a Swedish friends, and all I can say is: YUCK

Half-rotten fish soaked in LYE. You know, the poisonous stuff. And allowed to kinda rot. Or did I mention that part already? *gag*

[Briarius]

5. cowpies?

:evilgrin:

[LostinVA]

7. Burnt Tar

[Rabrrrrrr]

12. A Drano-based tuna casserole

[Beausoir]

13. Lutefisk will protect you from Bird Flu.

Lutefisk was forced on me every Christmas Eve during my childhood and even into my adult years.

Once I had kids of my own, we switched our Christmas Eve traditional dinner to spicy mexican food.

[youthere]

14. Hominy.