Showing posts with label brie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brie. Show all posts

Thursday, December 20, 2018

Weekly Favorites Bonus Batch - Christmas Recipes

A bonus batch favorite food articles, just in time for Christmas! These are some great ideas for your
Weekly Favorites Christmas Edition
Christmas dinner!


Normally, I think of pumpkin pie as a Thanksgiving food. But, I'm also a bit off a pumpkin pie junkie, so I'll take any excuse to eat it!


I've always loved creamy chai tea and chai lattes. Once upon a time, I knew a girl who would make her own chai and have it simmering on the stove all day!



These Buttered Brussels Sprouts sound great! I've convinced my kids that broccoli is good bathed in butter and salt, so looks like the next thing to try is some Brussels Sprouts!



One of my favorite things to make for a party is baked brie. It comes together so easy and is always popular. So why not make it more festive for the holidays and add some cranberry? The flavors of cranberry and brie go great together.



I'm intrigued by these caramalized browned potatoes. They sound like a great substitute for the old standby of sweet potatoes baked with marshmallows on top.



I've always been in awe of people who can not only make a yule log, but also make it look like a log. I'm about 98 percent positive that mine would simply just look like baked pile of yule log dust!


Monday, March 13, 2017

Baked Brie

This is one of favorite, simple, almost effortless appetizers to make for parties. I made it over the weekend and forgot to snap a picture. I think you'll get the idea though.

The Recipe:

  • 1 Package Brie Cheese - Rind Removed
  • 1 Package Pasty or Croissant Dough
Wrap the Brie in the pasty dough. It should resemble a small loaf of bread. Bake in the oven at 350 degrees for 10 to 15 minutes, until the pastry is golden brown. Let it sit for a few minutes before serving, to allow the Brie to set. I like to serve it with a raspberry jelly on the side.

Happy eating. 

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