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Enhance Your <em>Mad Men</em> Party With These Foods You'll See In The Premiere

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Jen Carlson

Published Apr 5, 2013

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FONDUEMegan makes both cheese and chocolate fondue—a hot food food trend of the time. Her cheese fondue tip: "The secret is to rub the pot with a clove of garlic and then add twice the Kirschwasser." Find more fondue recipes here.

 

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We don't want to spoil your Mad Men season 6 premiere experience, but we can enhance it—since we've already seen the two hour episode, which airs this Sunday, we figured we'd give you a heads up on what food to pair your viewing with. Whether you're having a Mad Men party or just planning to watch alone, click through for some food and drinks that show up in the premiere.

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