Fondue is a great option for a special family night or an elegant dinner party. But if you’re tired of your traditional recipe, spice things up with one of these fresh and unique twists on an old ...

Swiss and cheddar cheeses melt into a smooth, beer-brightened fondue, sharpened with Worcestershire sauce, garlic, and a hint of honey mustard. Serve it hot with pretzels, roasted potatoes, or cured ...

PREPARATION: Rub the inside of the fondue pot with the garlic clove. Add the clove to the pot or discard. In saucepan, combine the wine and lemon juice. Heat over medium heat, but do not boil. Reduce ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. GMVozd / Getty Images Fondue is one of those dishes I thought I'd already figured out. As someone who writes about cheese for a ...

For a true après-ski vibe, try our spicy, beer-fuelled spin on the classic cheese fondue recipe. Grab your favorite Belgian beer and a couple of European cheeses, don a wool sweater, and bring on the ...

This autumnal dish turns a classic cheese fondue into a sauce for whole roasted squash. The lightly caramelized squash are filled with the gooey fondue mixture and topped with crunchy, garlicky bread ...

Dear God: Please make sure I fon-don’t make too many fondue puns in this article. Have you had fondue before? Fondue parties used to be all the rage, but these days, outside of a sketchy buffet ...

The 1960s marked a shift in American cuisine as international dishes gained popularity while the processed and convenience foods of the 1950s remained staples on dinner tables. C. A. Swanson & Sons ...

If there’s a half-finished bottle of wine lingering in your fridge right now, don’t toss it. Even if that bottle is unlikely to be poured into a glass, the leftovers can do wonders for your cooking.