For all you listeners of The Kim Pagano Show here is my mom’s Pizza Fondue reciepe – as promised!
This is something we make almost every year and every one of our kids loves it – how many meals can yu say that about?
Pizza Fondue
By Connie Richerson
Ingredients:
½ lb. ground beef
1 sm onion, chopped
2 (10.5 oz.) cans pizza sauce
1 T. cornstarch
1 ½ t. oregano
¼ tsp. garlic powder
2 c. cheddar cheese, shredded
1 c. mozzarella cheese, shredded
Directions:
Brown the ground beef and onion; drain. Put meat, sauce, cornstarch, and spices in fondue pot.
When cooked and bubbly, add cheese.
Spear crusty French bread cubes then dip and swirl in fondue.
This is also delicious with bread sticks.
Serves 4-6
kathilipp
Kathi Lipp is the author of 17 books including Overwhelmed, Clutter Free, The Get Yourself Organized Project, The Husband Project, Happy Habits for Every Couple, and I Need Some Help Here – Hope for When Your Kids Don’t Go According to Plan. She is the host of Clutter Free Academy the Podcast! with Kathi Lipp and speaks at conferences across the US. Kathi is published with Revell Publishers and Harvest House Publishers.
She and her husband Roger are the parents of four young adults in San Jose, CA. When she’s not dating her husband or hanging out with her puggle Jake, Kathi is speaking at retreats, conferences and women’s events across the US.
She and her husband Roger are the parents of four young adults in San Jose, CA. When she’s not dating her husband or hanging out with her puggle Jake, Kathi is speaking at retreats, conferences and women’s events across the US.
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I just got a fondue pot at a resale shop today for $1.50. This will be the first recipe that I make. Thank you.
Pizza fondue? I love it! This is going to have to go somewhere on our menu, but first I will need to find a fondue pot… I think I passed at least one up at a yard sale this summer. Drat!