Fried Vikings was [Sca-cooks] various small notes

[Elizabeth A Heckert]

   It sounds yummy, but you know, it can't be a viking they're frying,
every good Viking knows tomatoes aren't period!

    Elizabeth


On Fri, 10 Aug 2001 22:43:41 -0600 Sue Clemenger <mooncat at in-tch.com>
writes:
>I sometimes think that fried vikings are those norsemen (and women)
>who
>forget that, when pillaging, you burn last....<g>
>Actually, the food known as fried vikings are produced by local
>Norwegian cultural groups/clubs.  It's a sort of spiced, ground meat,
>formed in a roughly hot-dog shape on a stick, that's dipped in this
>lovely light batter and deep fried.  You eat them with catsup.
>--maire
>
>Elizabeth A Heckert wrote:
>>
>> On Fri, 10 Aug 2001 18:24:20 -0600 Sue Clemenger
><mooncat at in-tch.com>
>> writes:
>> >We don't have gefilte fish on a stick for fair food here, but we
>_do_
>> >have fry bread, Indian tacos, sweet corn, taterpigs, and fried
>vikings
>>
>>   Fried Vikings!!  Why on earth would anyone want to eat a Viking,
>fried
>> or otherwise!  It's much more efficient to hire them to catch your
>food
>> for you (stops them trying to find your food)
>>
>>    Elizabeth--I'm not a Viking but I play one at various demos!
>(grin!)
>>    At the risk of being OOP again, what's a fried viking???
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