Ingredients
12
ounces of dark chocolate (chips or pieces from a block)
8 ounces of heavy cream
Pinch of salt
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
8 ounces of heavy cream
Pinch of salt
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Fruit for Dipping: strawberries, bananas cut into 1-inch chunks, pineapple cut
into 1-inch chunks, dried apricots, apple or pear chunks, slices of sweet
clementines or tangerines
Directions
1. Warm the cream in a saucepan over low heat until tiny bubbles form and the cream begins to slowly boil. Add the
chocolate, salt and vanilla. Whisk until mixture is smooth.
2. Transfer immediately to a fondue pot set at
low, or serve straight from the pan. (The chocolate will cool rather quickly in
a regular pan. A fondue pot works best and will keep the chocolate warm and
melted much longer.)
3. Use fondue forks, bamboo skewers or salad
forks to dip the fruit pieces into the hot mixture. Enjoy!
Tip: If the fondue begins to feel stiff, stir in
a tablespoon of heavy cream.
- VariationsØ Add a tablespoon or two of Bailey's Irish Cream or AmarettoØ For coffee-flavored chocolate, add some espresso mixØ For a fruity chocolate, add orange zest to the chocolate
Really Good Chocolate: Recipe 3
Adapted from SimplyRecipes,
Feb. 2008
©2012
JerseyLil’s 2 Cents
Mad,sounds yummy to me.I will have to make it soon!!!!
ReplyDeleteAny girl with this much chocolate should be my friend!
ReplyDeleteMost definitely Crazy Mama! Love to have you join...chocolate and crazy go together! :)
DeleteIs making fondue as easy as it sounds?
ReplyDeleteIt is, Tony! You just need to keep the chocolate warm and that’s why a fondue pot works best. But it works well using a saucepan too, if you serve it right away. Fruit dipped in warm chocolate is so delicious!
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