Great fondue recipe?
I just came into possession of a fondue set and am planning on making a cheese fondue for some friends next weekend. BUT - I have never made any kind of fondue before (or eaten fondue!) - do you have a great recipe to share?
The foie gras poutine was awesome!
Good coffee makes me feel good, but if I'm feeling sick or run down coffee just makes it worse. I drink coffee during weekday mornings to wake up. I don't think I would call it comforting....
I'm making beer cheese fondue!
I'm going to a friend's - they are making something delicious I'm sure but not yet revealed.
I love it! I want it!
Drink it straight to soothe a hangover. I tried it once and it seemed to help, but that may have just been a one time phenomenon.
Boca Burgers (original kind) are really good. I also like Boca Brats.
I think the brand is called Fantastic Foods - they have a really good meatless sloppy joe mix. My parents (red meat eaters) take it camping all the time.
And Hormel vegetarian chili is wonderful.
Happy vegetarian eating :)
Cereal no question. I love eggs!
First off, I live in the Twin Cities. For a business dinner I would second Loring Pasta Bar, though it is in a college neighborhood. I will get back to you on that one - don't have many business dinners in Minneapolis (and anyways I prefer St. Paul).
For breakfast - French Meadow is wonderful! I also like Longfellow Grill. I have been there many times and have always been very happy with everything.
I was not impressed with Sunny Side Up, but that is my opinion. Keys is more like one step above Perkins...
But are you looking for downtown Minneapolis or just the area in general? I have never eaten breakfast in downtown...
RichardCrystal - the cheese is INSIDE the burger - read the post I linked to in my original post. Plus - the bun / meat ratio is pretty close to perfect.
Try it!
Yes, I believe it was born at Matt's - I will have to go there and compare... but Groveland Tap's was pretty darn good!
If Whole Foods is in your area their store brand 365 sodas are made with real sugar - that is the only soda I drink now, so much better!
The Minotaur Takes a Cigarette Break- it's an awesome fictional book. I read half of it on my flight to Pennsylvania from Minneapolis, and the rest on the way back.
Also - Kitchen Confidential and A Cook's Tour - I guess anything by Anthony Bourdain. I've read those two, they're really good! and easy to read.
Guinness.
Also, fish sauce. I am not asian, but my husband is (Vietnamese) and it has taken me awhile to actually *like* the stuff - but I do now!
In my old place we had a fireplace and we also talked about it, but never got around to it... we even bought roasting sticks. I wish we would have tried.
NO! I avoid Wal-Mart at all costs. Luckily I have many alternatives to shopping there.
Reese's Peanut Butter Puffs! oooh I could eat a whole box of those, along with Captain Crunch, Kix, and Fruity Pebbles. Although I do resist, because to me they are empty carbs and sugar - I never get full from cold cereal.
I like Kashi Heart to Heart cereal, and Wheat Chex, and those usually fill me up. When I was in college the dorm cafeteria had cereal that tasted like Heart to Heart, but it was only the hearts - I wonder what it was?? It was good...
I put dried jalepeno flakes in mine. Everyone should try it! There's a little bit of texture since it's dried, and it's hot but not too hot and goes really well the eggs.
I say Pho also. AND - vietnamese rice porridge. I don't know the exact proportions but the ingredients are:
Rice
Chicken broth
Chicken breast
Ginger
Garlic
Fish sauce
garnish with green onions and cilantro
*also good to add some hot chili sauce.
This does wonders for me when I am sick!
1. sushi and sake in Japan
2. dinner at El Bulli
3. bouillabaisse and wine in the South of France
stuffing! My grandma makes awesome stuffing - it has ground beef in it, and I'm not sure what else but it it definitely my favorite. cranberries are a close second. My mom makes really good cranberry sauce, I put it on everything.
I get a free turkey from my employer - you can't beat free food!
I make a lunch the night before - a sandwich, usually ham or turkey, provolone cheese, mayo, mustard, greens, and hot peppers and then some fruit and potato chips or triscuits :)
The coolest free food I had recently was at a "mens sale" at Marshall Fields (now Macy's) department store. They had free bottled beer, margaritas, and all kinds of food - mini chili dogs, tandoori chicken, ceviche, brownies. It was fun! and the food wasn't bad.
I just came into possession of a fondue set and am planning on making a cheese fondue for some friends next weekend. BUT - I have never made any kind of fondue before (or eaten fondue!) - do you have a great recipe to share?
Since seeing this post and hearing about the Juicy Lucy in different local papers / sites I have wanting to get my hands on one. Last week I went to Groveland Tap in St. Paul and placed my order. It was... heaven! The cheese was pure gooey goodness.
How many of you have had the pleasure of experiencing the Juicy Lucy? and what did you think? If you haven't tried it, I urge you to do so!
Happy eating!
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So Good - Hahahahah thank you! As a woman I do not find it offensive, c'mon girls, it's funny!