Whether you are having a romantic dinner for two or entertaining a crowd, chocolate fondue is always a good idea. It’s the perfect way to get your family or guests gathered around the table and visiting while they dip away!
Fondue Chocolate
This chocolate fondue recipe couldn’t be any easier. Choose your favorite chocolate combination, add a little cream and vanilla and melt it all together. You can switch up your chocolate depending on your mood. I usually use a combination of milk chocolate and semi sweet chocolate, using a 2:1 ratio. If you prefer darker chocolate use semi sweet and dark chocolate. I also like to make this with white chocolate. I prefer to use bars of chocolate rather than chips. They melt better and don’t harden as quickly. Use the highest quality chocolate you can for the best flavor and texture.
Candy Bar Fondue
Another thing I will often do is melt candy bars for the fondue. My favorite candy bars to use are Toberlone and Symphony bars. You can use candy bars with nuts or toffee bits too for some extra flavor and crunch. See what fun combinations you can come up with.
Chocolate Fondue Dippers
This is where you can really get creative! You can pretty much use anything!! I like to use a combination of sweet and salty and I like to use a tray like this to put all my dippers on.
Sweet:
- Cookies such as vanilla wafers, biscotti, Oreos,or whatever your favorite is.
- Graham Crackers
- Pound Cake
- Brownies
- Angel Food Cake
- Rice Krispie Treats
- Meringues
- Candy red licorice or even jelly beans
- Marshmallows
- Fruit Strawberries, orange segments, pineapple, pears, apples and bananas are a favorite at our house. Dried fruit also works great such as dried apricots, mango and papaya.
Salty:
- Pretzels
- Potato Chips (trust me on this one)
What kind of Fondue Pot should I Use?
I own four different fondue pots. I actually still have my mother’s fondue pot from the 70’s! If I am doing a hot oil/meat fondue I use an electric fondue pot to get the oil hot enough and keep it at an even temperature. You can also use it for chocolate or cheese fondue but it has to be plugged in and then you have to deal with a cord and worry about someone tripping over it.
For chocolate and cheese fondue I like to use the smaller fondue pot that uses a tea light for heat. I own two of those. The trick is you just have to be sure and stir the fondue once in a while so that it doesn’t burn on the bottom as it get a bit hot in the center where the tea light is. It doesn’t heat as evenly as the electric but works well for cheese or fondue. I usually warm the cheese or chocolate in the microwave first and then put it into the fondue pot.
Another alternative is to use a small crockpot.
Fondue Ideas
It is easy to add additional flavors to your chocolate fondue. Two of my favorites are marshmallow and peanut butter. For marshmallow I used a couple of spoonfuls of marshmallow fluff and just swirled it around. Just do the same thing with peanut butter.
After you have made your chocolate fondue and gathered your dippers all you have to do is dip away! The flavor combinations are endless!!
Other delicious chocolate dessert ideas:
Flourless Chocolate Cake (gluten free)
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Chocolate Fondue Recipe
Chocolate Fondue
Whether you are having a romantic dinner for two or entertaining a crowd, chocolate fondue is always a good idea. It's the perfect way to get your family or guests gathered around the table and visiting while they dip away!
- 18 oz. chocolate (chopped. Use a combination of milk chocolate, semi sweet or dark. Whatever you prefer)
- 1/2 – 2/3 cup whipping cream (to desired dipping consistency)
- 1/2 tsp vanilla extract
- assorted dippers
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In a medium saucepan, combine chocolate and whipping cream. Stir until melted. Do not allow to boil.
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Add in vanilla
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Add additional cream if needed to get a smooth, good dipping consistency.
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Put mixture into fondue pot
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