Easy Chocolate Fondue

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Who loves chocolate?!?!

That resounding internet cheer I just heard tells me all I need to know.

Yep, chocolate is universally loved – whether it’s white or dark, milk or bittersweet. We enjoy it all year long, but it takes on special meaning around, oh…February, for some reason.

There’s this holiday, you know. Chocolate sales go through the roof. Nothing says “I love you, babe” like 5 pounds of chocolates in a heart-shaped box.

If you’re looking for something a little bit different this V-Day to celebrate your love with, why not consider dippable chocolate? Easy Chocolate Fondue isn’t scary, or at all hard to make, and I guarantee it will impress your love!

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They say that the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach.

I’m not sure who “they” are, but I’d argue that this statement applies equally to women nowadays! At least, in my case. Nothing brings a smile to my face like coming home from work to my husband having cooked a tasty dinner.

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(A glass of wine poured and the dishes done are an added bonus, hint hint.)

We don’t go all crazy for Valentine’s Day.

We aren’t the kind of marrieds who need reservations at a fancy restaurant or dozens of roses to show our love one day a year – we are super low key, and I like it that way.

Sometimes he’ll bring home lilies or one of those cute but cheesy heart-shaped Mylar balloons. We eat dinner together like usual, and I like to make a decadent dessert to end the evening.

Easy Chocolate Fondue - Who says you need a fancy pot to have a fondue party?! | Get the recipe on MyCookingSpot.com!

Nothing says decadence like chocolate, but it doesn’t have to be over-the-top. In fact, you can whip up this Easy Chocolate Fondue in about ten minutes, including the time it takes to prep all your dippers, and you don’t need an expensive, fancy pot to do so!

Heavy cream. Chopped dark chocolate. A dash of vanilla, and a splash of liqueur if you’re feeling froggy. That’s it!

Melt it all together over your stovetop (or microwave) and you have just about the quickest dessert this side of plastic packaging and artificial flavors.

Easy Chocolate Fondue - Who says you need a fancy pot to have a fondue party?! | Get the recipe on MyCookingSpot.com!

It might be cliche, but there is something inherently seductive about feeding the one you love food covered in melted chocolate – amirite?

And this easy fondue is unbelievably delicious! I added a few teaspoons of Godiva chocolate liqueur to amp up the cocoa, but amaretto, Irish cream, and Chambord are other lovely flavor combos worth trying.

So go forth, my friends, and fondue with your love! It’s way more fun than testing out generic chocolates in a box, (and you won’t throw any of it away, either!)

Easy Chocolate Fondue

Prep Time: 5 minutes

Cook Time: 5 minutes

Total Time: 10 minutes

Easy Chocolate Fondue - Who says you need a fancy pot to have a fondue party?! This fondue can be ready in 10 minutes in a regular old saucepan, and is delicious warm or cold.

Ingredients

  • 1 1/2 cups heavy cream
  • 5 ounces quality bittersweet chocolate (100% cacao), chopped
  • 5 ounces quality semisweet chocolate (60% cacao), chopped
  • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
  • 3 teaspoons Godiva chocolate liqueur (or amaretto, Irish cream, raspberry liqueur, orange liqueur...)(optional)
  • Dippables - whole fresh strawberries, pound cake slices, apple slices, orange slices, etc.

Instructions

  1. Heat the heavy cream over medium-low heat in a medium saucepan, being sure not to let it boil. When the cream is warm, add the chocolate and whisk gently while it melts.
  2. When chocolate and cream are fully blended, remove from heat and add vanilla and liqueur of choice, whisking gently to blend.
  3. Transfer fondue to a bowl. Arrange dippers on a serving plate, surprise your loved one, and enjoy making a delightful chocolatey mess!

Notes

This recipe make quite a bit of fondue, but can be easily cut in half for a smaller portion (and fewer calories!)

https://mycookingspot.com/easy-chocolate-fondue/

What’s your favorite thing to pair with chocolate?

Easy Chocolate Fondue - Who says you need a fancy pot to have a fondue party?! | Get the recipe on MyCookingSpot.com!


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Erica has baking in her blood. Raised by her homemaker Great-Grandmother, she was brought up in the kitchen, learning little hints and tricks that led her to her current bakery manager career. A native Floridian, she loves to enjoy everything her home state has to offer, especially when it comes to food. She often collaborates with her husband on recipes, and every once in a while, her dog, Vader, gets the scraps! Her blog, The Crumby Cupcake, is fairly new, but she is trying to carve out her little corner of the internet with her originality, creativity, humor, and beautiful food photography. Throughout her adventures, she hopes to inspire others to create delicious food and live happy lives by sharing her joy, both in the kitchen and out.

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Comments

  1. This sounds so good! I just saw a chocolate fountain on Amazon and was so tempted to buy it for Valentine’s Day. I bet I could put this chocolate in it! Mmmmm…..

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