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"Another fondue pot," said the bride. "Here are two more," said the bridegroom. Sound familiar? It was like a fondue pot had a penalty in bars back in 1970, and then these versatile vessels were hidden in some remote corner of the kitchen, never to be seen again. Three decades later, things have melted back to its rightful place in the culinary. So many foods are immersed in manySauces ...

Originating in Switzerland in 1800 has grown in importance both cheese fondue and wine industries there have been significant. Traditional Swiss cheese fondue or a combination of two types, Emmental and Gruyère. Dry white wine is used directly to heat the cheese and also to emphasize the taste. Kirsch (a cherry transparent) and Knoblauch were also added as a flavor enhancer.

A traditional fondue pot, fromTerracotta is also known as pot or câclon. This type of vessel is more heat for cheese or dessert (chocolate) that do not require a great fondue. And 'wide and narrow, which allows a uniform heat distribution and retention. Ceramic pots are also good for cheese and desserts.

A deep pot on a sturdy support is required for a fondue hot oil or broth. It must be taken seriously top dish you choose is one that - hot oil hurts! Pots builtEnameled cast iron which is why People. Choose a pot with a smooth interior for easy cleaning. Enameled cast iron cookware iron may fall, the fund will be used for any / all types.

Stainless steel fondue pot is ideal for the food needs high heat to boiling, such as meat or fish. Some of these pots have a metal electric heat source.

Fondue forks are an essential accessory for the ritual fondue. Amleast 10 cm in length and must be strong enough to spear the food submerged teeth. Also used to immerse fondue food are long bamboo skewers. Skewers Bamboo occasionally so the bread or meat to slide right into the fondue pot never to be seen. With two forks and skewers long, you have to try the mouth or lips touching ends. Remember, you are eating from a common dish. Double dipping? Ugh!

There are four basic energy sources1 for use in fondue pot:) Butane can be used to make oil and cheese or chocolate fondue broth. A very safe fuel, butane allows easy adjustment of heat, 2) fondue alcohol is the best choice for oil or broth. And 'question, but the use is certainly not so easily regulated than the other, 3) gel fuel works best for cheese or chocolate fondue. Very easy to use, is available in gel paste, and canned sternum sternum gel;4) tea lights or small votive candles create a low heat so that the ideal source for heating chocolate. No matter what the source of heat, fondue ALL to be melted or heated on the stove before putting on the table top burner. Oil simply do not work.