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

Wednesday, 11 July 2012

A delicious easy dinner

A quick and easy dinner: Cheese, fresh fruit, crackers, baguette, 
pickled vegetables and prosciutto.

Takes a few moments to put together, no cooking required.
Enjoy with a full bodied red wine.

Cheese platter:

Smoked Gouda Cheese
Peppercorn Goat cheese
Brie
Swiss Cheese 
Caramelised Onion Edam

Pomegranate and blueberries

Artichoke hearts
olives
roasted red peppers
sun dried tomatoes

prosciutto







Wednesday, 23 May 2012

Eggs with spinach, Brie and green onions

For breakfast we made eggs.  We just used whatever we had.  I was lucky that my friend had brought several types of cheese, a huge chunk of Brie which she had purchased at St Lawrence market.

-4 eggs
-splash of cream
-a handful of spinach chopped
-chunks of Brie  cut up (maybe a 2 inch by 2 inch square total cut up)
-2 green onions chopped finely
-salt and pepper

In a bowl mix eggs and cream.  Add the spinach and green onions, chopped Brie and salt and pepper.
Add small amount of oil or butter in frying pan on medium heat.  Pour ingredients in a pan and cook unit browned on one side then flip.  It tasted amazing...every few bites there our be melt Brie cheese.
Delicious

Monday, 9 April 2012

Berry Baked Brie

 I had left my camera at my parent's place.  The Brie was delicious.  See yesterdays post 
for  recipe.  It was sweet and tart, and gooey.  

Sunday, 8 April 2012

Berry Baked Brie

Tonight for dinner I am on my way to visit my parents.  My Aunt who has multiple allergies is going to be there.  I am making a baked Brie.  My favourite baked Brie has pears, which I cannot make today.  So off to the store to discover a fruit choice to make my baked Brie.  



Teresa's Berry Baked Brie

1 Brie (I love the goat Brie)
4 large strawberries chopped up small
1 handful of blueberries
1 handful of raspberries
the juice and zest of 1 lime
1/2 cup white wine
3 tablespoons brown sugar
the juice of half a lemon and zest

In a large frying pan add fruit, wine, brown sugar.  Simmer.
Allow the fruit to reduce and add the lime and lemon juice and the zest
of both lime and lemon.

In a Brie baker or a French Onion Soup bowl
Cut Brie in half top with fruit add top portion of Brie, top with fruit.
Cover and bake at 350 for 20 minutes or until rind
s soft.  Serve with bread, pitas, or crackers.
Today it is being served with a baguette.






Friday, 16 March 2012

Baked Brie

Last night I made an amazing baked Brie...


I use a French onion soup bowl to bake the Brie.  


T's Baked Brie


-2 ripe pears
-brown sugar
-cinnamon
-fresh grated ginger
-splash of white wine


in a frying pan on medium heat add pears, brown sugar, cinnamon, and grated ginger cook until soft and add a splash of white wine, let liquid thicken.  I cut my Brie in half, placing in soup bowl I put a layer of the pears and place top portion on top.  I top Brie with more pears and cover with foil.  I bake at 350 for about 20 minutes until rind is melted