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Fondue Bourguignonne, Beef Fondue
Tender, thinly-sliced pieces of beef are cooked in a combination of butter and
cooking oil then dipped in flavorful sauces. This
recipe is From The Fine Art of Fondue

cast iron meat fondue pot available at
gourmetsleuth.com
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N G R E D I E N T S
3 pound piece boneless beef
sirloin or tenderloin
Cooking oil (canola or other vegetable oil)
Butter
Dipping Sauces:
See recipes on this page and for more go to: More
Dipping SaucesI N S T R U C T I O N S
Trim the fat from the mean; cut into bit-size
cubes. Keep refrigerated until 20 minutes before cooking.
(Meat can be marinated, try this recipe for
Sesame Soy Marinade for Beef
Fondue)
Fill a metal fondue pot about 1/2 full with half oil and half butter (you can use oil
only, if you prefer). Heat the oil/butter on the stove until is about 360 degrees.
If you are using the butter and oil combination then heat slowly until the butter bubbles
and the mixture turns a golden color.
Set the fondue pot on the stand over a
moderately high direct heat and maintain the heat.
To Serve:
Each guest spears a cube of beef with a fondue fork, holds in in the hot oil until cooked
to the desired doneness usually 1 to 3 minutes. Dip in one of the sauces included on this
page.
Sour Cream Mustard Sauce
1/2 pint sour cream
1/2 mayonnaise
1/4 cup prepared mustard
1 tablespoon finely chopped onion
Dash of Hot Pepper Sauce, such as Tabasco
Combine all the ingredients, mix well and chill.
Ready To Use Fondue
Imported directly from
Switzerland Swiss Knight ready-to-serve fondue is great to keep on hand for
those quick appetizer emergencies or impromptu fondue parties. Still made
with the traditional ingredients,
Swiss Emmentaler and Guryere
cheese, white wine, Kirsch brandy.

swiss cheese fondue
- ready to heat in your fondue pot or microwave.
semi-sweet chocolate fondue - ready
to heat in your fondue pot or microwave. Comes in a microwavable container. |
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Fondue Dipping Sauces
The Right Pot
Be sure to use a fondue pot that
conducts heat well such as a stainless steel or enameled pot such as the
one show to the left.
The pot should be securely seated on the stand. A wobbly pot filled with hot oil or broth
can be dangerous.
Never use a ceramic or pottery fondue pots for hot oil fondues.
Herb Butter Dipping Sauce
1 cup butter or margarine, melted
2 tablespoons lemon juice
1/4 teaspoon fines herbes blend
Dash hot pepper sauce such as Tabasco
Combine ingredients, mix.
Other Additions
To the basic sauce above you can can add, a clove of chopped garlic, or omit herbs and add
2 -4 anchovy filets, finely chopped.
More Dipping Sauces
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