The recipe for ‘Fondue’ came from Switzerland. The name is French but the dish originated in ‘Switzerland’. The Swiss are fond of all fondues but especially of cheese fondue, which is had with crusty bread especially in the winters to keep off the cold. Many explanations was given for why a French name was given for a Swiss dish have been discussed. Various people have come up with different explanations. The chefs have their own glossary which says Fondue means simply ‘to melt’ in French..Seems the Swiss are very poor at naming their dishes and only good at making the finest and best cheese in the world. Initially i want to try swiss cheese fondue, but once i saw the chocolate fondue i really got hooked with this fondue and tried out at home..We had with marshmallows, u can serve very well with any sort of fruits.We just enjoyed this chocolate fondue sterday...Am sending this swiss chocolate fondue to AWED-Swiss guest hosted by Sweatha, event by DK..
2cups Chocolate pieces (chopped roughly)
1/2cup Cream
1tbsp Vanilla Essence
Melt the chocolate pieces along with the cream and vanilla essence in thick bottomed pan over low hear stirring continuously till it comes to a boil and then reduce the flame and keep stirring for another 5 minutes. Then remove the pan from the flame and allow the mixture to cool a bit, then pour it into a fondue pot or ceramic dish and serve.
Serve with any sort of fruit pieces or marshmallows!!!
Oooh-fondue!! I've always thought this to be such a romantic dish ;)
ReplyDeleteDelicious dessert! Perfect entry :)
ReplyDeleteDelicious and mouthwatering fondue.. can i have one
ReplyDeleteOooh yummilicious chocolate fondue with marshmallows...slurp :)
ReplyDeletealthough i'm not a very choco person.. loved ur recipe.. will try on my hubby as he is a die hard fan of choco..
ReplyDeleteI'd love the fondue with strawberries,simply heavenly:)
ReplyDeleteyummy yummy..athula etho Singapore item madri irukae ;) i too have it...got it from SG ;)
ReplyDeletechocolate fondue - my favorite...
ReplyDeletefondue mmm wow I am in... candle light dinner and a few fondue's offered by my man mmm I would call it a day ;)
ReplyDeleteI absolutely adore fondue, Priya! And chocolate is my favorite. Nice one! :)
ReplyDeleteThis fondue looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteNice Fondue. Beautiful clicks. You rock girl.
ReplyDeleteMouh watering dessert
ReplyDeleteIf my lil one sees this she would want to grab it from the pic. Looks lovely and mouth-watering Priya :)
ReplyDeleteDelightful and delicious.Love the yummy fondue and Thanks for another superhit entry.
ReplyDeleteThose dipped Marshmellow's looks heavenly dear..:)
ReplyDeletePriya how can you torture me like this.
ReplyDeleteWow,we hav a restaurant in Singapore,near by our home which serves the best fondue,never thought of making at home,pics ore very nice:)
ReplyDeleteOh fondue looks heavenly!!
ReplyDeleteI too make this with normal chocolates,lov to eat with my fav marshmallows..urs looks really delish..wow those r big marshmallows...
ReplyDeletefondue looks so fundoo..woow so creative
ReplyDeletemmm..awesome!! i have a fondue pot which i bought months ago but never made fondue till now!!
ReplyDeleteWow that looks fabulous. Very yummy.
ReplyDeletewonderful dessert. but i m still unclear about fondue pot. what is that and how does it work? the chocolate sauce is not necessarily hot? it should be remain hot. for this reason what shall we do? please explain us. thanks
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