Ever since I first had fondues at The Melting Pot (a few years back, at least), I wanted to figure out how to make them for myself. The cheese fondue was fairly easy; the chocolate proved more challenging. I've tried a few different recipes and never gotten the desired result...until now!
I consulted a couple of recipes, with my main inspiration coming from this one:
http://www.williams-sonoma.com/recipe/chocolate-fondue.html
I also found out how to make the awesome coated marshmallows (thanks, Google!) It's amazing simple--just use hot tap water in a bowl, roll the marshmallow in it, then roll it in crushed Oreos or graham crackers and let dry. Easy!
Ingredients:
4.4 oz (big bar) Hershey's milk chocolate
3.5 oz bar Lindt 70% dark chocolate
1/2 c. plus around 1 1/2 T. heavy cream
splash vanilla extract
Instructions:
1. Heat the chocolates together over low heat in a saucepan. Stir until melted completely.
2. Stir in the heavy cream, pouring in slowly as you stir.
3. Add splash of vanilla, stir in, then remove from heat.
4. Transfer to a fondue pot and set on lowest setting to keep warmed (mine has a setting that just says "WARM").
5. Enjoy with the dippers you prefer! In this case, I had strawberries, graham cracker coated marshmallows, and Oreo coated marshmallows :)
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