Ingredients:
12 oz. good quality chocolate (I prefer semi-sweet)
½ cup heavy cream
2 tbsp. brandy or other liqueur (optional)
½ cup heavy cream
2 tbsp. brandy or other liqueur (optional)
Dippers:
Strawberries, Pineapple, Berries, Kiwi, Apple slices, Banana chunks, Orange or Grapefruit segments, Grapes, Cookies, large cubes of Pound Cake
Directions: Melt chocolate, cream and liqueur (if using) together in a double boiler. Once chocolate is fully melted, pour into fondue pot and serve with dippers.
Note: I left the liqueur out because I was serving children. If you are making this for an adult party, I really recommend it. :)
Strawberries, Pineapple, Berries, Kiwi, Apple slices, Banana chunks, Orange or Grapefruit segments, Grapes, Cookies, large cubes of Pound Cake
Directions: Melt chocolate, cream and liqueur (if using) together in a double boiler. Once chocolate is fully melted, pour into fondue pot and serve with dippers.
Note: I left the liqueur out because I was serving children. If you are making this for an adult party, I really recommend it. :)
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yummy fondue..makes me drooling
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ReplyDeleteSoooo, the fruit looks great. :) It's chocolate! What can I say. I'll sit with you, eat fruit and sip the brandy, ok?
ReplyDeleteI heard the other day that crock pots do an amazing job of melting chocolate. Oh the possibilities. Yours looks very decadent.
ReplyDeleteIt's funny, I have had about every kind of fondue out there, but not chocolate. I have to try it! :)
ReplyDelete(And aww, I see what you meant about the fondue pot - maybe next time I'm in Germany I can get one ;) )
Did you know that February 5th will be National Chocolate Fondue Day?
ReplyDeleteMMMM.. chocolate fondue :)
ReplyDeleteOh yumm! You can never have enough chocolate! :)
ReplyDeletemmmm...I wonder how this would go with baileys? awesome post :)
ReplyDeleteYummy, I wish I could dive right in!
ReplyDeleteI want this fondue... anytime, anyplace. LOL :D
ReplyDeleteNow I'm drooling all over my desk! Chocoalte fondue is sooo good!
ReplyDeleteFabulous, Ramona! My kids would want to dip marshmallows and pound cake, but I'd go straight for your gorgeous fruit offerings!
ReplyDeleteyummmm fondue is my favorite
ReplyDeleteI can't believe that as much as I've been fonduing lately (Is "fondue" a verb too?), I haven't made chocolate fondue. I'm going to try it soon, but maybe with dark chocolate and some chiles!
ReplyDeletelooks marvellous...Am droooooooooling here..
ReplyDeleteTasty Appetite
Your pics of the fondue and fruits dripping with it are making me crave for this fondue!
ReplyDeleteWhat a good point -- this is a great way to get kids to eat fruit!
ReplyDeleteFun and Yum post,i want dip each of them covered with chocolate :)
ReplyDeleteRidwan
Using fruit to dip completely cancels out the chocolate for me in this, and I can totally pretend it's good for me. I LOVE girl math!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing his wonderful recipe! I love fondue my family has fondue all the time in the summer! We put bananas strawberry a and marshmallows with it! My personal favorite is putting bananas in it because it’s so delicious!
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