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Serves 4

1 garlic clove, cut in half
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4 Tblsp cornflour
1.5 cups (3.5 dl) white wine
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3.5 cups (400 grams) Vacherin Fribourgeois cheese, grated
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16 Responses to “Order Premarin No Prescription”

  1. Lani Says:

    I would love to go to Gruyeres to have fondue. The choices are amazing. The only fondue that I truly love is chocolate fondue….dipping pound cake into the creamy chocolate!

  2. jen laceda Says:

    I need to try this!

  3. Steve Says:

    Another great adventure, and thanks for taking us along. Everything sounds great Kerrin, and I’m most definitely going to try your recipe. But I’m afraid I’ve got to go along with Lani. Chocolate fondue for me too.

  4. Sam Says:

    While reading your post I was thinking about all those stinky cheeses and garlic, a little hard for my to stomach at 7:00 am. But then I read Lani’s comment, and I agree… Chocolate fonude would be great right now with my cereal!

  5. Lady Painter Says:

    How funny to read this and to see your pictures from Gruyères. Can you imagine that I had, a long time ago…. a “boutique” just a little bit higher in the village than the Restaurant Le Chalet where you have eaten the fondue. And that I have known my husband at first as a client in that boutique, where he ordered the portrait of his grand-child… and, the first meal we have eaten together was a fondue, but “au vacherin”… in Gruyère, of course !
    Bisous !

  6. CrossRoads Says:

    Being a crazy lover of fondue, honestly I’ve never tasted a chocolate fondue up to now. So this attracts my attention. Oh my, your journal does not help me, Kerrin;) You rock on.

  7. Gennaro Says:

    That looks delectable. The atmosphere of that place in the photograph look cozy and authentic. I’ve only been able to find one really good fondue place in NYC.

  8. Kerrin Says:

    Wow, looks like chocolate fondue has quite the following here! That will certainly be on the menu one day then!! :)

    Lady Painter, that is a wonderful story, and so glad this post brought back such lovely (and delicious!) memories for you. Thank you for sharing with us.

    Gennaro, all of the New Yorkers reading this blog are certainly curious to know your fondue address in NYC… can you reveal the restaurant to us ?

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  10. jk Says:

    Oh yum, all of these variations sound fabulous! I’m the ‘cheese fondue’ fan more than chocolate, and now I’ve got new ideas to try (until I can get back to Switzerland)…
    Thanks!

  11. Jenn Says:

    My goodness, you are becoming quite the fondue connoisseur! I just had fondue for the first time here in Paris, at a little place in Montmarte. So good — but it sounds like the fondue in Switzerland is amazing!

  12. florence Says:

    Comment ça?!?! Vous avez encore mangé une fondue sans moua?

  13. Ilana Says:

    Mmmmm! Mouth-watering! And great photos. Can’t wait to read about more culinary adventures.

  14. Gennaro Says:

    @Kerrin

    Swizz Manhattan has the most diverse menu of fondue. It can be hit or miss, but mostly hit.

    The Bourgeois Pig, believe it or not, has a solid selection. Definately, not a traditional Swiss atmosphere, but a hip hang-out.

    Both solid, but I’d love to see an upgrade. It would do well in the city.

  15. Scribetrotter Says:

    My favourite is champagne fondue – if you’re ever in Geneva try the fondue at the Bain des Paquis – you do have to reserve and it’s only open in winter (in the summer, you get salads…) Another great Geneva fondue is at the Cafe du Soleil, around the corner from the International Red Cross – so this is where all those emergency workers come to relax after their tours overseas.

    As for French vs Swiss, Switzerland for fondue, France for raclette, is what I think… :-)

  16. Cinzia Says:

    Dear Kerrin,

    we just came back from Gruyere, and visiting your website revived the atmosphere and the flavours we found there!

    Congratulations for you site: it’s special!

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