The netherlands fondue christmas dinner
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We eat fondue at Christmas because it allows for a long social meal where people can talk while cooking and eating different foods like meat, fruits, and chocolate over a communal pot. Specifically, a chocolate fondue is made with chocolate, marshmallows, grapes, strawberries, banana, and apple for dipping while a meat fondue involves cooking pieces of meat in oil with herbs and serving with bread and sauces.
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The netherlands fondue christmas dinner
- 1. What we eat at christmas? Fondue
- 2. why do we eat it? We have no fixed Christmas dinner. so we eat for example fondue which is nice because you sit at the table for a long time and while you cook and eat you talk to each other.
- 3. chocolate fondue what you need: - chocolate - marshmallows - grapes - strawberry http://youtu.be/HEgYHYB1uOc - banana - apple
- 4. meat fondue requirements Oil Meat Herbs Bread Sauces
- 5. Greetings group 7!!! bye bye bye
- 6. From brecht, daniel, jeffrey, lamaiaa anouk tessa