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09-11-2008, 07:33 PM
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| Nevernude Rep   | Icelandic Skyr (kinda like yogurt) I just found this stuff called Skyr. It seems pretty interesting (I'm gonna start the process of making some tomorrow) The carbs are a bit high, but it might be a good snack when I'm feelin' some carbs. Here's some info on skyr: Skyr is a non-fat milk product that has been a component of the Icelandic diet since the 11th century. It was the food of Vikings, and has since been one of the most popular foods in Iceland. It is rich in proteins and vitamins, while at the same time low in calories, and is served in a variety of ways. It has a soft and creamy consistency and is often served with a mixture of milk and cream, like sauce on a pudding. (Food-Info.net : What is skyr?) Here's the most complete recipe I could find:  Member: Blitzkrieg Ninja Brigade - Drinking For Science "Alright, uh.. later dudes. S you in your A's, don't where a C, and J all over your B's." - Charlie Kelly (IASIP) Hurley is logging LG's pSARM! |
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09-11-2008, 08:28 PM
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| Registered User  | Cool! Home fermentation! A Legal Gear Christmas: T-911, BC+EAA, Lipotropic Protein - c'mon in, grab an eggnog, and listen to the tale of how one little supplement company saved the Yuletide... |
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09-11-2008, 11:30 PM
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| Kick ass Redİ #74!!  | I have some Norwegian in my blood. Gonna have to make that. Looks pretty good. And its gotta be better than lutefisk! |
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09-12-2008, 01:26 AM
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| Registered User | Lutefisk is not something I ever intend to try - skyr however, is...all I need is 21 cups of powdered milk... A Legal Gear Christmas: T-911, BC+EAA, Lipotropic Protein - c'mon in, grab an eggnog, and listen to the tale of how one little supplement company saved the Yuletide... |
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09-12-2008, 01:36 AM
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| Nevernude Rep | I watched Anthony Bourdain eat lutefisk on No Reservations. When someone who is open to trying many flavors (bad or good) and is trained in the culinary arts, reacts like that to a food, it definitely is not something I will be ingesting. Props to you RedWolf, that's some show of bravery! Member: Blitzkrieg Ninja Brigade - Drinking For Science "Alright, uh.. later dudes. S you in your A's, don't where a C, and J all over your B's." - Charlie Kelly (IASIP) Hurley is logging LG's pSARM! |
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09-12-2008, 05:41 AM
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| Kick ass Redİ #74!! | I only had it once. That was enough! My grandfather made it. He was 100% Norwegian. Came here from Canada and became a citizen. I remember him cooking lefsa on a griddle. Now that was pretty good stuff. Kinda like a potato based tortillia. |
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09-12-2008, 01:23 PM
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| I Know Nothing!! Board Moderator  | Mmm, I miss Lefsa. Lutefisk..ehhh..notsomuch. My grandpa was a Norweigan dairy farmer in WI. The skyr sounds a lot like kefir which is another fermented, quasi-yoghurt milk product. I would make it, but I hear it's best to use pure, unhomogenized milk which is hard to get due to the legality. I AM watching you. Pirate, Poet, King of Despair. |
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09-12-2008, 01:25 PM
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| Registered User | You can get Raw, unhomogenized milk here in California, it's just expensive. I'll have to look into making my own Kefir, it's good stuff. A Legal Gear Christmas: T-911, BC+EAA, Lipotropic Protein - c'mon in, grab an eggnog, and listen to the tale of how one little supplement company saved the Yuletide... |
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09-12-2008, 06:31 PM
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| Calling out for the Aesir  | whoever wrote the blurb on it needs to read up on history though, by the 1100's the viking age was already over.  I am not a fictitious character. I save roleplay for D&D. My sole purpose in our encounters isn't purely for your entertainment.That said, I'm also not a licensed medical professional, nor am I any sort of expert in anything illicit. Read, learn, grow along with me, I encourage that; But first, you have to get real. |
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09-12-2008, 07:28 PM
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| I Know Nothing!! Board Moderator | Wrong! The Viking Age never ended!!!  Don't make me go berserk on you.  I AM watching you. Pirate, Poet, King of Despair. |
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09-13-2008, 11:31 PM
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| Registered User | Quote:
as a fellow Norseman, I bellow in agreement! A Legal Gear Christmas: T-911, BC+EAA, Lipotropic Protein - c'mon in, grab an eggnog, and listen to the tale of how one little supplement company saved the Yuletide... | |
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09-20-2008, 05:32 PM
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| Registered User  | Sounds a lot like Lebnah/Bulgarian Yoghurt : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lebnah That stuff is awesome with some Ritz Crackers or pita. |
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