Belated Happy Birthday to Yog!

[Loki Ahmrah]

Sorry this is a day late, matey. Just saw that it was your birthday, yesterday. So, without further a do:

Happy Birthday little green man! :cool

Hope you had a good one. :)

[Dae Jinn]

:hug Happy (day after your) Birthday Yogs! :)

[Eluna Thals]

bork bork bork

[Rhea Kaylen]

Happy birthday!

[Silus Xilarian]

Happy Birthday Yog =]

[Navaria Tarkin]

:hug

Happy birthday Little Green!

[Vampyre Dalamar]

Happy Day...

[Dasquian Belargic]

Have a good one :D

[Master Yoghurt]

Thank you all! I had a great day yesterday, and ate alot of good food. I had some moose filet with spanish wine, some parfait for dessert and sacher chocolate cake. I invited some friends of mine over, and it was a nice evening :)

[Loklorien s'Ilancy]

Moose filet? as in, a real, honest to God actual moose??

And happy birthday, btw :) Glad you had a good one.

[Sanis Prent]

Originally posted by s'Ilancy
Moose filet? as in, a real, honest to God actual moose??

And happy birthday, btw :) Glad you had a good one.


What else do you eat in Norway?

[Loklorien s'Ilancy]

I have no idea, I just didn't expect to see moose filet on the birthday menu *shrug*

[Darth Viscera]

happy belated birthday yog :)

[Master Yoghurt]

Moose filet? as in, a real, honest to God actual moose??

And happy birthday, btw Glad you had a good one.

Yes, real moose! You know that creature of the deer family living in the woods and stuff :)


Originally posted by Sanis Prent
What else do you eat in Norway?

Normally, we dont eat moose. I just wanted to try something unusual. Just like in the US, beef, pork, fish or or chicken are far more common. I never tried moose before. Raindeer for dinner is actually somewhat common in the northern parts of the country though.. and in some coastal communities they eat whale meat.

For christmas, many Norwegians like this fish called "lutefisk", its basically fish soaked in lye. That is easily one of our strangest food dishes, because the fish is like like a gelly substance. Either you love it or hate it, in my case I really hate it. There is some funny story describing an Americans first encounter with lutefisk here:

http://www.ecst.csuchico.edu/~atman/ic/lutefisk.html

But if youre really into the bizarre, there are some even more extreme food traditions than that:

* Rakfisk - rotted trout.

* Smalahovud - sheep head which is dried then cooked. The eyes are concidered delicacy (by the fanatic enthusiasts).

* Gammalost - directly translated "old cheese" which is essentially what it is. Its cheese allowed to age for a long time so that a special bacteria breeds over it. The smell gets very strong. Be careful when approaching it within a meter..

Hopefully, I did not spoil everyones apetite :lol

[Loklorien s'Ilancy]

Originally posted by Master Yoghurt
Yes, real moose! You know that creature of the deer family living in the woods and stuff :)

You snot :p

Actually, I'd rather like to try moose and reindeer. I've had emu and ostrich, and I really likes those, so I think I'll like moose and reindeer.

[Lilaena De'Ville]

:x ew! rotted trout? ...

And, a belated birthday. :) Glad it was fun. :D

[Wei Wu Wei]

Happy Belated, Yog.

[Lady Vader]

ARGH! I missed this one too!!! ^_^;

Hippo Birdy Yogsters! :D