>~patches~ wrote:

>> We never got into the fondue scene
>> then. We were just gifted with what I think is a pretty nice looking
>> fondue set so I have a new cooking toy to play with. I'm going to do a
>> small trial run but the first real appearance will be at a superbowl
>> party DH is hosting. He's in the Dominican all of next week so that
>> gives me time for menu planning and the like. I'm thinking a Pizza
>> Fondue would go over well for this event. I have the recipe already so
>> I'm good to go on this. I'm thinking honey garlic meatballs might be
>> good too.

Let me jump in here. I don't think that having a pot of hot oil or
cheese, at a superbowl party is a good idea. Perhaps my friends are a
little more rowdy then yours, but I see a disaster in have a pot of
hot something within reach of a bunch of football fanatics.

And to be truthful, I don't think Fondue is a guy thing. In the
seventy, my then wife, bought a fondue pot and invited friends, a
couple of times. The fussy way of eating, did not appeal to the men in
the group. Give them a steak or cheese, don't make them cook while
trying to watch a game.

YMMV.

Pan Ohco
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