Ingredients
1 clove | Garlic |
150 g | Gruyere cheese, grated (Main) |
200 g | Emmental cheese, grated (Main) |
1 Tbsp | Cornflour, mixed with a little water |
150 ml | White wine |
2 tsp | Lemon juice |
1 loaf | Crusty bread, as much as required, cut into cubes |
2 servings | Baby potatoes, boiled and sliced in half |
1 | Fennel bulb, sliced |
1 | Pear, in slices |
2 servings | Cauliflower, florets only, blanched |
2 servings | Pickles, such as cornichons, baby onions and caper berries |
Directions
- Peel the garlic and crush slightly with a knife. Add to a heatproof ceramic dish (preferably with a handle) with the cheese, cornflour mix, wine and lemon juice.
- Set the ceramic dish over a saucepan of boiling water — water shouldn't touch the bottom of the dish.
- Heat, stirring in a figure eight pattern until a smooth consistency is formed and the fondue is hot, but not boiling.
- Set it on the table as is. The boiling water in the pot should keep the fondue hot enough but you can have a jug of boiling water on standby to replenish if it gets cool.
- Serve with bread, potatoes, fennel, pear, cauliflower and pickles.