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From: Bowen Island, BC Canada

Joined: November 15th, 2009

About me: My bookshelf reflects my UK origins, periods living in Australia and Canada, my South African partner, travel in Europe, Asia and South America, and my love of all things foodie - especially cheese. I enjoy cooking, mainly because I love to eat!

Favorite cookbook: Australian Gourmet Traveller Magazine


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November 29th, 2009

Simple cheddar fondue from Fondue cookery

This fondue ran a close second to the neufchatel recipe I tried recently. This recipe omits alchohol, using milk instead of wine. Adding mustard lends a nice bite, and dunking chunks of Granny Smith apples... read more >


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Fondue cookery

By Alison Burt
Hamlyn Publishing Group Limited - 1971

29th November 2009

Fondue neufchatel : page 11

Not quite right to categorise fondue as a "French" dish, but this will have to do. Apologies to the purists! For a recent birthday party I wanted us to be able to play with our food. We made two fondues, one of which used this traditional neufchatel recipe. We dunked fresh vegetables - carrots, zucchini, broccoli and mushrooms, which are particularly good - cooked baby potatoes, cabanossi and French bread. This was the perfect dish to share with friends on a dark, gloomy, wet evening on the West Coast.

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29th November 2009

Simple cheddar fondue : page 37

This fondue ran a close second to the neufchatel recipe I tried recently. This recipe omits alchohol, using milk instead of wine. Adding mustard lends a nice bite, and dunking chunks of Granny Smith apples is quite delicious.

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