This whole month of August theme for Tuesday Travels will feature some travel photos of food. So here’s my entry for this week. A special dish from Switzerland where my mom is currently working and living with. And since this blog also features different cultures and traditions from other country, this Swiss Specialty called the Swiss Fondue Chinoise is one of the best examples that I would like to share to all of you.
Fondue comes from the French verb which means melting. This is right for cheese fondues or chocolate Fondues, where you melt something to get a creamy mass into which you can dip things on a long fork.

a Swiss Fondue Chinoise is a thinly sliced, rolled beef (or other meat) cooked in broth




Fun Fact: Did you know that I was asking and begging my mom to cook some of their food specialty so I can post some photos here in my blog? ^_^
Thanks to my ever supportive mom because she agreed on it and she decided to prepare it for their dinner together with my younger sister. It’s just too bad that I can’t taste and eat it. Grrrr… but anyway, I hope next time I get the chance to eat this yummy and sumptuous dish.
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Sabi ko na, it’s a ham!
And the chardonnay sounds great!
wow ang sarap tingnan,gusto ko tikman! ehehe
mine is up here: http://stylishvoyager.com/2011/08/02/tuesday-travels-macau-bun/
In China, people call this HOT POT. There is also a name to this in Europe and even the States but i forgot. The meat often used is veal (young cow) and mutton (sheep). ^^
Looks like a lavish and elegant dining.
My entry is up and very very local. Please come by and see it ^^
Happy weekend!
Arlene
http://www.pinaytravels.com/2011/08/05/tuesday-travels-local-food-law-oy/