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Default New Year's foods?

On 12/27/2017 1:29 PM, Gary wrote:
> jmcquown wrote:
>>
>> This year I plan to make fondue on New Years eve. With a nice swiss
>> cheese, some kirsch or white wine and crusty bread to dip. I might make
>> some steamed crab & shrimp dumplings, too.

>
> Although I love swiss cheese...is that good melted in a fondue?
> Not sure I'd like just that. Or is the kirsch or white wine to be
> added to that?


LOL The Swiss *invented* fondue. The kirsch or white wine is added to
the cheese in the pot. Just a little bit.

You don't have to have a fondue pot to make it. I just happen to have
one. And all the fondue forks for dipping the nice crusty bread, too.

> If just the cheese, I would be tempted to add
> another cheese to the swiss but I'm at a loss as to what kind to
> add. Steve's opinion would be helpful here.
>

You can make all sorts of cheese fondues. Cheddar with beer. Take a
look at your Betty Crocker cookbook, I'll bet there is a section for
appetizer or party recipes with cheese.

Jill