sockgirl77
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Do you deliver?
Valentine's Dinner
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FemmePrincess
New Member
Me too!!! We are going there on Friday night to celebrate valentines day 
whome20603
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That just doesn't sound good, even though I like apples with cheese. A guy I used to work with eats his applie pie with melted cheddar. Guess it's another I'll just have to try...lolI've always put cheddar on hot apple pie.
Pete
Repete
I do, I made fondue for my biatches a few weeks ago.
whome20603
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I do, I own two actually. I use one for chocolate and the other for oil or broth when I cook meats. I'm a fan for sure, just make sure you add the chocolate already melted (and don't burn it, soo easy to burn chocolate) because it takes forever to melt in the actual fondue pot.
lovinmaryland
Well-Known Member
What is that?
That sounds like A LOT of food... I would be full come time to eat the steak
sweetpea15
New Member
Yes.
GWguy
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I don't have one anymore, but I've done the chocolate dip w/fruit. Yum! The other thing we used to do was a swiss/provolone melt. You dip french bread chunks in Kirsch (potent alcohol drink) then into the cheese. That's really tasty, and yes, you can easily get bombed!
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sanchezf
Little ol' Me
Ok I have never done this so forgive me
But what is this oil people talk about ? what kind of oil and what do you dip in it?
whome20603
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It's okay, you can use peanut or vegetable oil...probably just about any cooking oil, and you'd just dip your chicken chunks or whatever it in for a few minutes until they're cooked. You could also flavor a broth/wine mix and use that instead of oil which is really good too. I'm sure they're lots of recipes online or even included with the fondue pot directions.
BeenSpur'd
I love her wild,wild hair
It's a vegetable that I've been experimenting with. I remove the skin from the cukes, slice in half length wise and scoop out the seeds and soft tissue. Then I slice them, sometimes in sticks, sometimes across, whatevery and soak them in cider vinegar and salt for about 30 minutes. Drain, add butter and dill. Bake till soft and top with my homemade yoguart sauce. I usually make it when I have lots in the garden. I also bake/cook lettuce and other vegetables that most people usually eat raw. I just like doing different things and am not afraid to try anything my imagination can come up with. Try it sometime, you can also top the baked cukes with a dollap of sour cream. Thanks for asking...........
sanchezf
Little ol' Me
Does the fondue pots actually get hot enough to cook the meat?
Looking on web now for recipes.
Thanks
sanchezf
Little ol' Me
Have you tried smashed squash, I bet you would love it ..
BeenSpur'd
I love her wild,wild hair
It's not a lot of food when you do portion control, it's just a lot of variety. I trim the delmonico's of fat and cut in half so it's about a 4 oz. servingWhat is that?
That sounds like A LOT of food... I would be full come time to eat the steak
whome20603
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Sure does, you're gonna love this thing once you get it. It's a lot of fun on top of being really good. You can cook chicken, beef, shrimp, ravioli (yup, had that at The Melting Pot) and probably lots of other stuff in the oil. You don't have to but I'd season or marinade the meats before cooking them. Try putting the veggies in the broth/wine, if you do that one...guess you could fry 'em in oil though too, haven't tried that though.
Then of course there's endless desserts
sanchezf
Little ol' Me
You can do dessertsSure does, you're gonna love this thing once you get it. It's a lot of fun on top of being really good. You can cook chicken, beef, shrimp, ravioli (yup, had that at The Melting Pot) and probably lots of other stuff in the oil. You don't have to but I'd season or marinade the meats before cooking them. Try putting the veggies in the broth/wine, if you do that one...guess you could fry 'em in oil though too, haven't tried that though.
Then of course there's endless desserts
, I don't even have one yet and I think I am in love already. Will an fondue pot due or do I have to get an expensive one?
whome20603
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A fondue pot would work, just read the box when you buy it. Of course you can do desserts...melt chocolate (milk or maybe even white, mmm) and dip cookies, cubed cake, lady fingers, fruit, graham crackers...anything.You can do desserts
Will an fondue pot due or do I have to get an expensive one?
Damn it, now I wanna get out the fondue
