Ingredients:
serves 4
- 300g Emmenthal cheese (hazelnut aromatic flavour)
- 500 g Gruyère cheese (sweet, fruity flavour)
- 375ml dry white wine (flavour and creates smooth consistency)
- 4 tablespoons Kirschwasser (Cherry Liqueur from liquor store, aids in digestion)
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice (the acidity helps to break down cheese)
- 1 clove garlic(for flavour)
- 1 tablespoon cornflour (helps to bind cheese and liquid together)
- 1 pinch nutmeg (seasoning)
- white pepper (seasoning, no salt required)
- 2 loaves Crusty French bread Baguettes (allow to dry out a little as fresh bread tends to be too soft, approx. 1/2 a stick per person)
Direction:
Fuel for
the fondue burner (here's a tip: get our raclette grill The
Entertainer with hot stone top and you'll never have to worry about fondue fuel again!)
- Cut bread into bite size cubes each with a bit of crust attached and place in basket/bowl.
- Peel and cut the garlic clove in half and rub the inside surface of your fondue pot.
- After removing any rind roughly dice the two cheeses into small pieces approx. 0.5cm cubes.
- Mix cornflour and Kirschwasser together to form a paste.
- Heat 3/4 of the wine in your pot on your electric or gas stove until warm but not boiling then add lemon juice and handfuls of the cheese 1/2 cup at a time.
- Stir constantly over a medium simmer until the ingredients are melted to a smooth liquid. Add the rest of the wine.
- Add the cornflour/kirschwasser paste to the pot and simmer a further 2 mins.
- Transfer pot carefully onto fondue burner to keep warm and serve immediately.
- Serve with bread pieces. While dipping the bread into the mixture make an 8 form with your skewer as you swirl to keep the mixture smooth. Reduce the intensity of the flame as the mixture reduces.
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