Chocolate Fondue

When holidays like New Year’s Eve or Easter roll around, I brew up a homemade chocolate fondue to dip all kinds of yummy things in. This year I cut up bananas, apples, kiwis, marshmallows, almonds, and bits of leftover cake for the fondue. It only takes a few minutes to melt the chocolate, and everyone gets to customize their dessert experience.


Ingredients

3 cups chocolate chips
1 cup almonds
1 cup marshmallows
1 banana
1 apple
1 kiwi


Directions

Prepare the chocolate fondue. Put a pot of water on medium high heat and place a metal bowl on top of the pot. It’s ok if the water touches the bottom of the bowl. Pour the chocolate chips into the bowl and stir frequently as the water comes to a boil and the chocolate chips melt. When it’s all smooth and melted, turn the heat off and let it sit while you prepare the dipping things.

Prepare the dipping things: cut up all the fruit and put it on a plate with the almonds and marshmallows. Put out some toothpicks or skewers to poke the fruit and dip it in the fondue. Serve and enjoy!

I had some extra almonds and marshmallows, so I dumped them into the remaining fondue and mixed it all up. You can spread this mixture out onto parchment paper and let it cool to make your own rocky road chocolate bark. Yummy for all ages!

Chef Maitri Carmichael brings a creative and peaceful energy to every plate. She grew up in Toronto with a British Grandma and an Italian Nonna who showed their love through food, then she moved to the San Francisco Bay Area for 15 years, spending her free time at community farms and zen kitchens. Originally a scientist and biotech entrepreneur, she graduated from the Vegan Chef School in London (2021) and the Raw Food Culinary Academy in Vancouver (2023), and is now settled in Hawaii.

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