Chinese fondue broth

Meat fondue recipe, a Swiss dish made of meats, vegetables, and sauces cooked by dipping in broth, ingredients, serving suggestions, and cooking suggestions.

This Fondue Broth Recipe is a tasty base that combines finely chopped veggies and spices to cook your proteins and veggies perfectly, fondue style!

For prime fondue inspiration, we looked to traditional Japanese hot pot, shabu-shabu—a dish whose name comes from the sound of ingredients being stirred and cooked in dashi (the umami-rich broth made with kelp and bonito flakes). Our shabu shortcut involved a mix of beef and chicken broths, simmered and spiked with ginger, soy sauce and that savoury saltiness that only nori (a.k.a. dried seaweed) can provide. For best textural results, we precooked our carrots and soba noodles until al…

A recipe for Chicken Fondue in Ginger Broth made with chicken stock, white wine, rice vinegar, lemon, garlic, ginger root, sugar

This wonderful fondue recipe came from my Mother-in-law. It is a rich, delicious broth that you can cook with any kind of meat or vegetable. We always have this for New Year's Eve with friends. Our favorite dipping sauces are ginger and mustard sauce, seafood cocktail and Bearnaise sauce. My husband proposed to me over this dinner!

Melting Pot's Coq au Vin Fondue Copycat Recipe - Simply Happenings

INGREDIENTS 1 kg beef tenderloin cut into cubes 1 liter vegetable oil or peanut oil INSTRUCTIONS Prepare the Meat: Cut beef into cubes and season with salt and pepper. Arrange on a platter. Heat the Oil: Pour oil into a fondue pot and heat to 180°C (356°F). Use a fondue burner to maintain temperature. Set the Table: Arrange dipping sauces such as Garlic Aioli, Mustard Sauce, and Herb Sauce. Dipping Fun: Guests use fondue forks to cook meat in hot oil for 1-2 minutes for medium doneness.

The ultimate Chinese hot pot guide that explains the different types of broth, dipping sauces, ingredients and equipment.

My recent kitchen fire has caused me to become much more creative with my cooking. After a few weeks of grill and crock-pot recipes, I discovered I had a fondue pot! I also discovered that fondue cooking is an art, an adventure. Following is my attempt to recreate what I consider to be one of my fav's that will be made again and again! I've also found that this gets better with age. Freeze leftover broth, your next batch will be even more flavorful! Hope you enjoy as much as I did!