What kind of soil for burying fish alive

>>7279166
gross tbqh

>>7279166
I imagine Norwegian soil would be ideal.

wouldn't it be all dirty?

>>7279166
i've only ever seen it in videos, i hoped it didn't exist irl and was all an elaborate prank.

Also how do you not get ill from eating month old fish?

>>7279505
I guess on OP's deathbed he can reassure his family that "it's just a prank bro"

>>7279505
I HAVE NO IDEA, ITS JUST A TRADITIONAL SCANDAVANIAN FOOD. OBVIOUSLY YOU DONT GET SICK EATING IT

>>7279505

>Also how do you not get ill from eating month old fish?

Plenty of foods are kept around until they rot/ferment and don't kill you.

>>7279166
Lutefisk is not buried in soil, but put in a marinade, or "lake". Maybe salted too, unsure about that part.

Good troll tho'

this will probably cause massive diarrhea

>>7279166
Norway fish is one of my favorite recipes. I've found you do not need to be too specific when it comes to the soil. There are a few exceptions. Do not, under any circumstances, use Miracle-Gro brand potting soil. That shit has some kind of toxic chemicals in it. The fish I cured in that soil turned my skin yellow and made me shit blood for a few weeks.

I'm better now but I will never make that mistake again. Only fresh soil from now on.

>>7279774
it's what you deserve for eating that shit

>>7279774
always glad to benefit from the mistakes of others

thanks kid

>>7279166
Couldn't you just start out by buying some salted cod from a spanish/portuguese place somewhere and then adding lye for a while?

>>7279954
not nearly the same flavor

i dont like these new memes

>>7279166
Nobody even picked up on the "alive" part, OP. I'd be disappointed if I were you.