How do you make a melting pot at home?

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How do you make a melting pot at home?

  1. Cut the bread into cubes, ensure each cube has some of the crust.
  2. Shred cheese and mix with flour.
  3. Heat wine in the fondue pot on medium.
  4. Add garlic powder and lemon juice.
  5. Slowly add cheese, stirring constantly until completely melted.
  6. Add pepper and nutmeg.

What is the best cheese fondue at Melting Pot?

What is the best cheese fondue at The Melting Pot? Wisconsin Cheddar, Classic Alpine, and Fiesta are our favorites!

What do you cook in a fondue pot?

5 Things to Make with a Fondue Set

  1. Cheese. The most traditional use of fondue is a simple cheese mixture that you can heat up in your fondue set.
  2. Meat. Proteins like chicken or beef are also super easy to prepare with a fondue set.
  3. Chocolate.
  4. Caramel.
  5. Tempura.

What do you use to cook meat in a fondue pot?

A metal fondue pot is used for fondues that require high heat when cooking, specifically meat and seafood. These pots are also suitable for meat and cheese fondues as long as the heat source is regulated at a lower temperature. An enamel cast iron fondue pot is used for any type of fondue.

What do I put in my fondue burner?

Types of Fondue Fuel

  1. Liquid Alcohol. For cheese, meat or seafood fondues, you need a fuel which burns to a higher temperature than can be achieved using tealights.
  2. Bottled Gel Fuel. Gel fuel is essentially a jellylike form of alcohol.
  3. Canned Chafing Fuel.
  4. Butane Fuel.

What is the best meat to use for fondue?

The best meats for fondue are red meats, namely beef cuts like tenderloin and sirloin. However, pork, chicken, and even seafood are also great options.

Do you Season meat before fondue?

Season the meat. Give each guest a fondue fork for dunking the meat in the hot oil. It should take 25-30 secs for rare, 30-35 secs for medium and 45-60 secs for well done.

How long does it take to heat oil for fondue?

When you first light the burner under your fondue pot, and get your oil heating up, leave it alone for ten to fifteen minutes. This will allow the oil time to heat up properly. Check that your oil is hot enough by placing a piece of cubed bread into it. If the bread browns in less than a minute, the oil is ready to go.