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Fondue Savoyarde (6 Servings)
Fondue savoyarde sticks to the traditional definition and
uses French cheeses, such as Comté, Beaufort, Reblochon, or
Abondance. Before you dip in, know of a local tradition: If
your piece of bread slips off your fork into the cheese, you're
on the hook for the next round of drinks.
Fondue savoyarde is one of the most famous dishes to come
from the Savoie region, which lies at the heart of the French
Alps and is home to many of France's most fashionable ski
resorts. The food here is rich and hearty—perfect for capping
off a day on the slopes. Savoie tradition says that if your
bread cube slips off the fork into this rich, cheesy fondue,
you must buy the next drink.
STEPS TO MAKE IT
Once thickened, add the Kirsch, stir, and cook for 1 minute
longer.
Transfer the fondue by pouring into a fondue pot set over a
flame. Provide each guest with a long fork and serve your
hot, thick fondue with the cubed bread.
INGREDIENTS
As Purchase As Purchase As Needed
Garlic Minced Weight Cost Weight
Dry White Wine 250 g. php 37.50 1 clove
Cornstarch 750 ml php 349.00 2 1/2 cups
Comté Cheese 1000 g. php 145.00 1 tbsp
Beufort Cheese 226.79 g. php 380.87 7 oz
Reblochon Cheese 250 g. php 726.04 7 oz
Ground Nutmeg 1587.57 g. php 2,176.41 7 oz
Ground Black Pepper 37 g. php 149.00 1/16 tsp
Ground Paprika 50 g. php 37.25 1/16 tsp
Sour Cherry Brandy 34 g. php 77.00 1/16 tsp
Loaf Bread 700 ml php 2,089 3 tbsp
500 g. php 58.70 1 lb