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Baked Brie with Ginger and Pears Recipe

December 27, 2019 By Emme Rogers 3 Comments

Sometimes the tastiest discoveries come from plans going awry. Such was the case with our Christmas Day, when I first concocted this Baked Brie with Ginger and Pear recipe.

Our quick and easy, last-minute Christmas luncheon board.

When Christmas Day goes awry, make a hot cheese dish!

Our plan had been to join the Christmas Day festivities at sisters, but the flu got the better of our mom, transitioning Christmas into a quiet day for mom and I, of just the two of us and our furry family members.

I knew mom was not feeling much like eating, but to add a little festive atmosphere into our day, I decided to make up a little Christmas luncheon board of goodies that I hoped she may just eat or would at least put a smile on her face.

Our Christmas Luncheon Board of Goodies

Our little makeshift Christmas luncheon included:

  • Christmas Morning Cranberry Muffins from the Muffin Mania Cookbook
  • Mandarin Orange Muffins from SideChef.com
  • Baked Brie with Ginger and Pear (recipe below)
  • Baked Blue Cheese with Honey and Walnuts (recipe in this blog post)
  • Beet Humous (with some minor modifications) from Canadian Living Magazine‘s January / February 2020 issue
  • Potato Scallion Bread from The Village Bakery in Dundas, Ontario
  • White Stilton with Apricots
  • Sliced Apples and Pears
Christmas Lunch in Bed

Simple, tasty, and gave mom and I that healthy, festive treat that we were both craving.

Baked Brie with Ginger and Pear Recipe

Here’s the recipe for the Baked Brie with Ginger and Pear, that literally took me just a few minutes to make.

Ingredients

  • brie cheese
  • ginger compote
  • pear

Step-by-Step Recipe

  • Pre-heat oven to 300 degrees Celsius
  • Cut a chunk of brie and slice it in half (through the soft portion of the cheese).
  • Place half of brie in a small oven proof dish, curd side down.
  • Spread a dollop of ginger compote over the top of the brie in the oven proof dish.
  • Chop a slice of pear into small chunks and place on top of the ginger compote.
  • Place remaining half of the chunk of brie, soft side down, on top of the ginger compote and pear chunks.
  • Stick in oven until brie is nice and runny. About 5 minutes.
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  • Step 2
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  • Step 5

Enjoy!

If you have a favourite baked brie recipe, tell us about it in the comments below.


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Filed Under: All the Gossip, Day in the Life, Holiday Survival Guide, Recipes Tagged With: appetizer recipes, hot cheese, recipe

Comments

  1. Jasa Pembuatan says

    January 15, 2020 at 11:36 pm

    thanks very much for tips a Baked Brie with Ginger and Pears Recipe

    Reply
  2. Mollie Rhodes says

    February 12, 2020 at 1:31 am

    Hey EMME – What a wonderful Lunch!
    It seems so delicious and mouth-watering. It’s perfect for any celebrations. I liked your idea and recipe. I am definitely going to try this out.
    Thanks a lot for the step by step recipe with photos. It’s very helpful.

    Reply
  3. airke says

    October 24, 2021 at 3:09 pm

    This Roast Brie recipe is very good, thank you so much for sharing it!

    Reply

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