Do you love fondue as much as I do? There is something so fun about sharing a pot of melted cheese and dipping a sundry of cut bread or vegetables inside. I think for Valentine's day, I just may have a pot of chocolate fondue to melt a few hearts! Happy friday and weekend. Hope it is a great one.
I love fondue too! Can't help but giggle- who made fondue and why is it called fondue? :) Chocolate is a must for the little pot- great Valentine's Day idea! XO
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend. I haven't had fondue in ages but enjoy it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the idea. I think alittle chocolate fondue is my future as well.
ReplyDeleteLove chocolate fondue but it's deadly! Love your picture especially seeing Deer Valley in the background...heading to Utah for February break..can't wait.
ReplyDeleteLove all fondue and what a fun idea to bring the family together around a the table... I think I might just add this to my menu this weekend! Hope you have a yummy one!
ReplyDeletei'm more of a chocolate fondue girl myself than cheese... but last night, a swiss girl was telling me all abut the food she loved... and i have to say, it might get me out of my norm to try some of those tasty treats. :)
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend Ms. pve. You deserve a pot o' chocolate!
ReplyDeleteLove fondue! And what a fun idea for valentine's day...my favorite is rice krispey treats dipped in chocolate!
ReplyDeleteI love fondue and raclette! Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteI think chocolate fondue for dessert is a FABULOUS idea - have to see if I can find my fondue pot!!
ReplyDeleteHa! That pot reminds me of the one we had growing up - bright orange. Fondue is such a fun way to eat and Valentine's Day would be the perfect day for it. Happy weekend!
ReplyDelete-Rene
This will be the best way to celebrate the love around your table.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE fondue! It is romantic and fun to have fondue for 2 or a table of friends. I still have the one I received 20 years ago as a bridal shower gift. It is from Crate, with a lazy susan and 6/8 little porcelain bowls to hold the food. We were just talking about having fondue or going to our friend's restaurant on Monday. BIG hugs... xo
Oooh... Patricia thanks for the morning heart hug- I happened to see "tea for joy" on your LinkWithin. THANK YOU!!! xo
ReplyDeleteYou know I have tried lots of different cuisines, but as yet have never really tried fondue. So you have inspired me to try it soon. :-)
ReplyDeleteMy son and his girlfriend go to this restaurant called The Melting Pot all the time and rave about it! Love the illusration and now I'll be craving bread and melted cheese this weekend!
ReplyDeleteThere is a Melting Pot restaurant here in Boston that I have been dying to try- I'll have to get over there asap so I can try out this fondue stuff too :)
ReplyDeleteSounds like a perfect plan, Patricia! Hope your wknd is terrific! xo
ReplyDeletei LOVE fondue... have a pot for me! happy weekend + valentine's day.
ReplyDeleteyumm, dark chocolate fondue is the best... with little cookies and strawberries. have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteI adore fondue but never make it! Valentine's is the perfect time for it. A little chocolate...a few strawberries.
ReplyDeleteI love this drawing --- sublime!
xo elizabeth
Whenever I think of fondue, I think of Chicago where Hubby and I went to the best fondue restaurant. Such fun! Enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. I haven't had fondue for years and it really is so much fun. I really need to find my pot! Have a great weekend. Mona
ReplyDeletePot or not Valentine's Day is perfect for melting chocolate hearts!
ReplyDeletesounds like a great idea to me! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteSuch fun fondue memories from the days when my husband was a youth pastor. (1977 and following.)We invited the students to our home, one class at a time (freshmen, sophomore, junior and senior) and prepare huge fondue desserts for them. (with sheets on the floor to protect my carpet.) They always felt loved.
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Glenda
I prefer chocolate - dark chocolate - fondue over cheese ... but yes, it is fun.
ReplyDeleteLove your illustration, as always!
Have a lovely Valentine's weekend~~
I do! I love cheese fondue more than anything. That's what I eat on my birthday, every year. :D
ReplyDeleteChocolate fondue is one of my favorites to make for dessert when entertaining...love it with fresh strawberries, bananas, angel food cake, pretzel rods and pineapple! It's the cheese fondues I need some work on, do you have a good recipe to share?
ReplyDeleteI love fondue but hadn't had it in many years until last November when Michelle and I shared fondue with you in NYC at SWIZZ, such a memorable night of great food and great company!! I'm inspired to start fonduing again, forgot how delicious it is : )
ReplyDeleteoooh, I shouldn't have clicked over here hungry!
ReplyDeleteWe have a local fondue restaurant that's fun to go too...but having a cozy at home experience would be even better!
ReplyDeleteTop Chef just had their first fondue challenge...it was fun to see the creative ways the chefs explored the theme...I think I need to melt some cheese now.
xo J~
One of the best times I've had was at a fondue party. Did you know there's a rule that if you (accidentally?) drop your food into the pot, you have to kiss the person on your left?
ReplyDeleteLOVE fondue! Recently hosted a spontaneaous snow-day winter lunch using a LaCruset pot and prepared fondue packets from Switzerland easily found at WholeFoods. The taste was so authentic it transported us immediately to the alps!
ReplyDeleteOh I love this Patricia!
ReplyDeleteI think I might just need a fondue pot!
I hope you're having a wonderful weekend and wishing you a heart filled Valentines Day!
xo Lisa
Fondue dinner parties are theee most fun! XXOO
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