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Practical ingredient guide

Brie cheese

A soft-ripened cheese with an edible white rind and a creamy centre that softens readily when heated.

Dairy and cheese
Brie cheese as an ingredient
Brie cheese
The essentials

What it offers and why to use it

A soft-ripened cheese with an edible white rind and a creamy centre that softens readily when heated. Bake in a snug heatproof dish, serve with bread or use in small pastry fillings.

Flavour profile

Milky and creamy, becoming stronger as it ripens.

Practical guide

From shopping to cooking

Choose

Look for an intact rind and a cheese that is not leaking or strongly ammoniacal. Check rennet for vegetarian use.

Store

Keep refrigerated, wrapped and separate from strong-smelling food; follow the use-by date.

Prepare

Bake in a snug heatproof dish, serve with bread or use in small pastry fillings.

In the kitchen

How to make the most of it

Good pairings

Walnuts, honey, apple and bread.

How to substitute it

Camembert has a stronger flavour and may melt differently.

From ingredient to plate

Recipes with brie cheese

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Air-fryer baked Brie with honey and walnuts, home-style presentation of the finished dish
Fácil
VegetarianAir fryer15 to 30 minutes

Air-fryer baked Brie with honey and walnuts

Warm Brie with honey, walnuts and a mild hint of cayenne, served with breadsticks for sharing.

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23 min total 6 servings 268 kcal/serving
Preparation and possible waiting 8 min · Cooking 15 min View Recipe →

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