Baked Brie is a fall favorite for good reason: it’s simple to prepare, easy to dress up, and turns beautifully creamy in the oven. Here are four Bries to reach for this season, each bringing its own character to the table.
Brie d’Amir Double Crème brings serious creaminess to the table. Made in France from pasteurized cow’s milk with 60% milk fat, it has a luxuriously soft texture and mild milky, vegetal flavor, with subtle notes of grass and savory mushrooms.
Isigny Brie offers another distinctly French expression, made in Normandy with milk collected within 50 km of the Isigny Cooperative. Slowly drained before being made and matured in the cooperative’s own cellars, it develops a velvety white rind, melt-in-the-mouth center, rich buttery flavor, and delicate salty finish.
La Petite Reine Brie, crafted in France, brings a super-creamy interior with earthy mushroom flavors and nutty undertones. Its gently salty, savory character makes it especially inviting when warmed until soft and gooey.
Supreme Brie, made in the U.S., takes a fresh approach to this classic style. Production begins the same day the cream is sourced, helping create an exceptionally smooth, fresh texture. Rich, buttery, and supremely creamy, it’s a natural fit for the oven.
These are the cheeses to keep close when your appetite calls for something warm, creamy, and seriously delicious. Bake until bubbling, pair with plenty of crusty bread, and serve while it’s still warm and gloriously gooey!
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