is this classic Crescent-Wrapped Baked Brie.
This one is topped with fruit preserves and
chopped pecans. I used strawberry, but you can
also use raspberry, apricot or try it with my
Spiced Cranberry Chutney.
One half of the crescent roll square is the bottom
The other half on top. Brush with a beaten egg.
Add the cutouts and brush again, then bake.
I used an ovenproof Longaberger platter.
Serve with sliced apples or pears.
This one is topped with fruit preserves and
chopped pecans. I used strawberry, but you can
also use raspberry, apricot or try it with my
Spiced Cranberry Chutney.
One half of the crescent roll square is the bottom
The other half on top. Brush with a beaten egg.
Add the cutouts and brush again, then bake.
I used an ovenproof Longaberger platter.
Serve with sliced apples or pears.
Baked Brie en Croute
1 can (8-oz) crescent rolls
1 round (8-oz) brie cheese
Fruit preserves-(raspberry, strawberry,
apricot, orange marmelade, or chutney)
chopped pecans or slivered almonds
1 egg, beaten
crackers and apple slices for serving.
Heat oven to 350F. Unroll crescent dough;
separate crosswise into 2 sections.
Pat dough and firmly press perforations to seal,
forming 2 squares. Place one square on ungreased
cookie sheet. Place cheese in center of dough.
With a small cookie or canape'cutter,
cut 1 shape from each corner of each square.
Set cutouts aside. Spread the top of the brie
with fruit preserves and sprinkle with the nuts.
Place the remaining square on top. Gently stretch
and press dough evenly around the cheese;
fold bottom edges over the top; press to
seal completely. Brush with the beaten egg.
Top with cutouts; brush with additional egg.
Bake 20-24 minutes or until golden brown.
Cool 15 minutes. Serve warm.
Surround plate with optional apple slices,
pear slices, grapes and crackers.
Enjoy!
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