the melting pot

let's just say calling it overpriced is an understatement, but it was really good. minus the bizarre cesaer salad even kim didnt like, i really liked everything---i dont understand how someone cant enjoy dipping various items in cheese or chocolate. i also feel like i might throw up--being stuffed as i am, i believe i ate my weight in cheddar fondue and chocolate peanut butter. i didnt realize we'd get to watch them put together the fondue though, that was cool, you got to see what went in it [all the better to help replicate at home]. the dippers were good: breads, veggies [or crudite if you're fancy like that], and apples for the cheese; cheesecake, strawberries, bananas, pound cake, brownie, rice krispies, and cookie crumb-crusted marshmallows. i went to the bathroom and poof! like magic it was all there--fat kid's delight. in fact, i may send them an email recommending that as the new name for that particular dessert. we even got to take the extra home! yeeeeyyyaaahhh! we also had chicken, steak and shrimp with a broth fondue---it had...uh fresh lime and orange juice, garlic, broth, worcestershire sauce maybe and something else. i cant remember. but it was good. we got potatoes, broccoli, and mushrooms to cook too.

overall it was a fun night out. i wish there was one in savannah we could go to for dessert at least, so fun!

i also started a new brad meltzer book, the book of fate. i read his first two and really like his writing style a lot, i didnt ever get to into the third and i believe this one i'm reading now is his latest--dont quote me. anyway i like him immensely. his webpage is interesting------------>
www.bradmeltzer.com


enjoy.