While Dunkin' may no longer serve its Oreo hot chocolate, we've got the perfect copycat recipe that tastes just like the ...

No-bake desserts have long been a cookout classic and an easy dinner party staple. We think its time these tasty no-bake treats made a comeback.

3. Mix in a cornflour paste to thicken the fondue further, and cook for a few more minutes until glossy and smooth. 4. Transfer the fondue into a heat-safe serving bowl or fondue pot. Serve ...

This guide will explore the factors affecting fondue pot costs so you can find the right one to fit your needs and budget. Fondue pots contain melted cheese, chocolate, broth, or oil that participants ...

Ceramic is best for cheese and chocolate. If you don’t have a fondue pot, no worries. Simply serve fondue in the saucepan placed on a trivet. —Provide long-handled forks for each guest.

While you don’t need a dedicated fondue pot — any heavy-bottomed saucepan over a double-boiler will work — you do have to maintain a consistent, low heat to melt the cheese, says Ehrlichman.

Feel free to toss them all into the pot. (To make chocolate fondue, warm up a cup of cream or coconut milk, stir in about 12 oz. chopped dark chocolate, let it sit for a minute, ...

If you're going to enjoy a fondue, you need the right gear: a normal fork won't get the job done. These tips will make you a fondue fork master in no time.

Preparation 1. In a small saucepan set over low heat, add the cream and heat just until steam rises from the cream and bubbles form around the edges.