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Baked Brie

Baked Brie is a delicious treat made from a round of Brie cheese that is typically topped with a complimentary flavor such as fruit or honey, and then wrapped in a puff pastry and baked until golden and melted. This luxurious appetizer or dessert originated from France and is usually served with an assortment of crackers, bread, or fruit. As a soft, creamy cheese, Brie lends itself well to baking, developing a rich depth of flavor and beautiful consistency. Baking does not compromise its mild, buttery taste but rather amplifies it, making Baked Brie the star of any dinner party or casual gathering.
#83
IN CHEESE
301
CAL / 100G
$0.35
AVG / OZ
Baked Brie
77%
CARBS
10%
FAT
13%
PROTEIN
Baked Brie FAQ
What is Baked Brie?
What ingredients do I need to make Baked Brie?
How do I prepare the Brie cheese for baking?
What is the best way to wrap the Brie cheese in pastry dough or puff pastry?
How long do I bake the Brie cheese?
What are some common toppings or fillings for Baked Brie?
Can I make substitutions to the recipe for dietary or taste preferences?
How should I store leftovers of Baked Brie?
Expiration & Storage Tips
When does Baked Brie expire?
Baked Brie, like most dairy products, has a fairly limited shelf life. It can last between a week to two weeks when properly stored in the refrigerator. However, once the bottle is opened, the shelf life shortens to 3 to 5 days if kept in the refrigerator. Freezing is not commonly done but if you do find it necessary, know that Brie can be frozen for up to 6 months but the texture damages considerably.
How do you tell if Baked Brie is bad?
The best way to tell if your Baked Brie has gone bad is by its smell and texture. Brie typically has a strong, earthy smell. However, if the smell becomes pungent or unpleasant, it's likely spoiled. The same applies to texture - if your Brie has turned hard or developed a crunchy exterior, it's time to discard it. Furthermore, any growth of mould apart from the white bloomy rind on the exterior, especially in colors like blue, green, or black, signals that the Brie is no longer safe to consume.
Tips for storing Baked Brie to extend shelf life
• Always wrap your Brie in wax paper or parchment wrap and then loosely in plastic wrap. This allows the cheese to breathe without drying out. • If you have a specialty cheese cave or cheese grotto, this would be the ideal storage point for your Brie. They maintain the perfect temperature and humidity for cheese storage. • Don't cut your Brie into pieces before storage unless necessary as this will decrease its shelf life. Instead, cut only what you need and store the rest. • Once opened, consume within a short time period to ensure it's at its freshest.
Health Info
Macros
14g
CARBS
1g
FAT
2g
PROTEIN
Allowed on these diets
LOW FAT
HIGH CALCIUM
VEGETARIAN
GLUTEN FREE
Contains these allergens
MILK
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