Ingredients
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3/4
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1
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1
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1/3
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Directions
Mexican Fondue, This is a fun appetizer We can only get Corona beer, but you can use any brand you like, but make sure it’s light-bodies, a darker beer will overpower the other flavors , This turned out just horribly for me I think it might have been the cooking method Maybe if I had heated the beer and chilies and then used the sprinkle-stir-sprinkle-stir method to melt the cheese in, it would have been better Mine never really melted together I tried adding extra cheddar, thinking there was just too much beer – nope I tried adding mayonnaise – nope I tried adding flour – too late; it simply formed lumps and I took it back out I finally tried adding commercial queso dip that I had in the fridge – nope After all of that messing, the cheese and beer still weren’t integrated and the cheese had turned rubbery from overcooking The liquidy part tasted really good, though, and some people ate it I liked the smoky flavor of the peppers used (a mixture of fresh poblanos and fresh jalapeno) , We used Miller High Life and shredded cheddar/jack Left out chilies and added garlic and Worcestershire I had to add some more cheese to make it a little thicker, but it still stayed soft enough to use for the whole meal (even though not being heated then) I melted in a double boiler too I think next time I would use a little less beer, as the flavor was a bit strong (and maybe that will make it less runny) Thanks Mirj!
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Steps
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Mix Together All of the Ingredients in a Fondue Pot or Heavy Saucepan. |
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Stirring Frequently, Warm Until the Mixture Is Smooth and the Cheese Melts. |
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Keep Warm For Serving in the Fondue Pot or on the Stove. |
