making a cheese one and chocolate one.
what cheese is best to use?
what do u dip in it?
(so far thought of baguette bread strips, crudites for cheese and strawberries, marshmallows, broiche for chocolate)Who here likes fondue? what do you eat with the melted cheese or chocolate?
i like fondue any way you can even have a fondue using stock and wine or with oil for cooking meat and veg in so you can have four fired up at the same time one with cheese and dip bread and crudites one with stock and wine for cooking chicken and pork and another for frying beef chicken etc and the fourth with chocolait and of course share this with your Friends and have a truly fab time i would use ementael gruier racelet any of these would be good
things to dip: shrimp. pieces of pork/beef/chicken. ravioli. mushrooms. artichoke hearts. asparagus. broccoli. spinach. andouille sausage. scallops. pound cake. bananas. brownies cheesecake.
cheeses: cheddar cheese, swiss cheese, fiesta cheese (cheddar cheese with jalapenos and salsa)
dessert dippers: white chocolate. dark chocolateWho here likes fondue? what do you eat with the melted cheese or chocolate?
Mmmmm......your question made my mouth water! havent really got much to add but just wanted to say sounds bloomin lovely! i've got a chocolate fountain and along with marshmallows and strawberries we use banana and for people with a really sweet tooth we dip penny sweets (soft ones that you can get a cocktail stick through...also pineapple is lovely with the chocolate and the cheese (but not together)......maybe little cocktail sausages for the cheese to....apologies but im pregnant and 2 me that all sounds delicious! enjoy
hannah xx
If it's choclate get some crepes to dip in it! Mmmm.... chocolate crepes.Who here likes fondue? what do you eat with the melted cheese or chocolate?
I love cheese fondue! You want a mix of Gruyere, Emmenthal and cheddar. Stale breaad is best (about 2 days old) cos it really absorbs the sauce. You can also use boiled new potatoes and cherry tomatoes are quite fun. You should also have pickled onions and gherkins on the side. mmm getting hungry just thinking about it. Enjoy!
Gruyere cheese,swiss cheese, cheddar cheese any kind that you like really same goes for what to dip french breads, sausages, chicken, ham etc..
chocolate- strawberries, pound cake, pretzels, mini cream puffs, graham crackers, banana, etc..
Gruyere cheese seems to be what the pros call for and using sourdough bread is very popular.
On the chocolate one, fruits, pretzels, white cake, popcorn all work well.
Bon appetit!
You are on the right track! You have great ideas. You can also use for cheese sausage links or those small hotdog links and chunks of ham or turkey. For chocolate, you can also use doughnut holes! Fondue is great, hope you enjoy!
cheese- cubes of bread, broccoli, carrots, apples, grapes, mushrooms
chocolate- marshmallows, rice crispy treats, any kind of berry, pretzels, pound cake, brownies
I use both.
You can use bread with cheese and fruit with chocolate. You can use small pieces of steak with olive oil too.
Cheese: Tortilla Chips, Bread Strips, Bread Balls.
(Cheddar Cheese (Cathedral City) or Elemental (Or however you spell it) would be nice)
Chocolate: Marshmallows, Strawberry's, Grapes, Melon, Kiwi, (Almost Every Fruit), Mini Doughnuts, Biscuits, Crepes (Pancakes) etc...
(Thorntons is nice, stay clear of Cadburys in a Chocolate Fountain)
Good Luck
Cheese:
bread cubes, broccoli, cauliflower, apples (granny smith are the best with the cheese), baby potatoes, tortilla chips, keilbasa, chorizo, tomatoes
You can also make bacon and crumble it up. Once you dip another item in the cheese you then dip it in the bacon. You can also do this with string fried onions or shallots.
Chocolate: bananas, strawberries, pound cake, rice crispy treats, biscotti, brownies, marshmallows, pretzels, pineapple, cheese cake
Cut all items into cubes.
What type of cheese you use is up to you. Many fondue restaurants offer several types of different cheese fondue. Use a cheese you like (that melts well). Do a search on the internet for a recipe that you like.
My first experience with fondue was in Switzerland, where cheese fondue is a standard on every menu. They serve it with crust of bread and whoever is the first to lose their bread crust in the fondue picks up the bill or you have to either buy the next bottle of wine or plant a kiss on someone of the opposite sex. It's a really grand time!
For chocolate fondue - fruit (strawberries, bananas, pineapple, star fruit, kiwi, orange slices, apple slices), angel food cake, waffles, brownies, donuts, butter cookies
Give your guests a separate plate and fork with which to transfer over their food while it cools. Also, it keeps their lips from touching the fondue fork %26amp; thus transferring germs to the fondue.
Here are some great recipes:
http://www.chocolatefonduefountains.com/鈥?/a>
for cheese you could dip crackers and pretzels for chocolate you could dip banana
bananas for chocolate is sooo yummy. and dried apricots. for cheese you could dip in bread sticks, strips of toast...
http://www.taste.com.au/recipes/14830/fr鈥?/a>
http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/et_pa_fo鈥?/a>
i love fondue!
Cheese:
breadsticks
mushrooms
broccoli
meatballs
ham wedges
shrimp
chicken cubes
stake pieces
I actually use red wine instead of cheese and beef instead of bread. It is gorgous.
Bread is perfect for the cheese... and, bananas are awesome for the chocolate!
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