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This year will be the first time eating fondue for New Years. Any good recommendations on sides and creative stuff to dunk? Idk what the formal names are but both cheese and oil fondue.
Other than that are there any cooking subs around? I've been looking but so far haven't found any.
legit at times AI is so bad at generating images, it's almost hilarious. Almost.
Whats wrong with this one or do you mean this is an outlier?
It has all the classic AI tells. The more you look at it the less it makes sense.
well i was trying to get the ai to brand the image visibly as "ai generated" even though the writing makes it obvious, but I miserably failed as the ai dodged that specific request every time.
Bread, carrot, celery, breadsticks, apple slices, mushroom slices, pretty much anything that cheese sticks to.
Also, DON'T scrape the bottom, wait until all the cheese has been eaten, the bottom will give you a wonderful crust.
I wouldn't combine oil and cheese, one or the other.
apple slices sounds insane, I'm definitely gonna try that. Thanks.
You want insane? Try raw witlof leaves.
Cheese Fondue: Bread, Broccoli, Potato, Pearl Onions, Pineapple and my personal favorite: Dried Sausage
any specific dried sausage or just what I enjoy? Thanks for the reply.
we use that, but not sure if you can get it in your country: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Landj%C3%A4ger
maybe you can also try with salami
It depends on what cheese(s) you're gonna use, but pretty much anything that would or should taste good with cheese on it. All these suggestions listed so far are pretty good.
Hell you could get real crazy with it and cook up some chicken strips for it, or some fries!