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Baked Brie

A friend of mine use to make a baked brie for all our girl’s nights and it was absolutely one of my favorite things. She has since moved and took her brie baking skills with her. It’s about time I make my own! So here is my recipe version of a fall baked brie in puff pastry.

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marble cutting board with pumpkin shaped baked brie, crackers, sliced apple, and linen cloth

There are a lot of food trends swarming social media. I’m not one to jump on all of them but the pumpkin-baked brie that is going around is just too fun not to try. A lot of the recipes call for some kind of pumpkin or apple butter, but I decided to go with some maple nuts instead. Now you can totally leave them out or swap them for some pumpkin butter. But I like the texture contrast with the nuts.

marble cutting board with pumpkin shaped baked brie, crackers, sliced apple, and linen cloth.  Hand holding cracker with slice of baked brie and walnuts
marble cutting board with pumpkin shaped baked brie, crackers, sliced apple, and linen cloth

This baked brie recipe is great for any fall gathering because it’s so cute and festive. I mean who doesn’t want to eat baked brie in the shape of a pumpkin? It really doesn’t get cuter than a pumpkin baked brie. And the best part is that it’s really simple for such a pretty presentation. Simply wrap the brie in puff pastry, use 3 pieces of twine to create the pumpkin design, then add an egg wash and bake. While it’s baking I make the maple walnuts. You can add these before you bake the brie but I put the nuts under the baked brie.

marble cutting board with pumpkin shaped baked brie, crackers, sliced apple, and linen cloth

Ingredients needed for the Baked Brie

  • Puff pastry
  • 1 circle of brie
  • 1 egg
  • walnuts
  • sugar
  • maple syrup
  • coconut sugar or regular sugar
  • twine

How to make Baked Brie

  • Wrap the brie circle in puffed pastry.
  • I cut off the corners so there’s not too much dough.
  • Gently tie 3 pieces of twine around to create a pumpkin look. I tie the knots on the side where the puffed pastry meets so there is a ‘clean’ side.
  • Brush with 1 whisked egg and bake.
  • While thats baking I make the nuts. Melt butter and sugar in a skillet. Add chopped nuts. Roast quickly then remove. Add a little maple syrup and a pinch of salt.
  • When the brie has cooled slightly, gently remove the twine. Place the nuts down on a cutting board. (this one is also very cute and a great price) Place the brie on top. I like to add a little sage and a small piece of leftover dough as a stem.
  • A quick how to video is here :
marble cutting board with pumpkin shaped baked brie, crackers, sliced apple, and linen cloth.  white plates in front
marble cutting board with pumpkin shaped baked brie, crackers, sliced apple, and linen cloth

Why we love this recipe…

  • Such a fun and festive fall recipe.
  • Delicious and easy
  • Crowd pleaser!
  • Easy to customize

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Tips for the Baked Brie

  • Cut off the corners so there is not too much puffed pastry.
  • Use some of the cut dough to make a little stem.
  • Customize how you like. I add maple walnuts under the baked brie but you can also place them on top to the brie inside the dough.

Baked Brie

Puff pastry stuffed brie with candied walnuts
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 25 minutes
Course: Appetizer
Cuisine: American

Ingredients
  

  • 1 puff pastry sheet
  • 1 round brie
  • 1/2 cup chopped walnuts
  • 1/2 tsp cinnamon
  • 2 tbsp coconut sugar or regular sugar
  • 1 tbsp butter
  • 1 tbsp maple syrup
  • 1 egg

Method
 

  1. Preheat oven to
  2. Wrap the brie circle in puffed pastry. I cut off the corners so there's not too much dough. Gently tie 3 pieces of twine around to create a pumpkin look. I tie the knots on the side where the puffed pastry meets so there is a 'clean' side. I take a little piece of extra dough and twist to make a pumpkin 'stem'
  3. Brush with 1 whisked egg and bake.
  4. While the brie is baking I make the nuts. Melt butter, sugar, and cinnamon in a skillet. Add chopped nuts. Roast quickly, no more than a few minutes on medium heat then remove. Place in a small bowl.
  5. Add a little maple syrup and a pinch of salt. Stir.
  6. When the brie has cooled slightly, gently remove the twine. Place the nuts down on a cutting board. Place the brie on top. I like to add a little sage and a small piece of leftover dough as a stem
marble cutting board with pumpkin shaped baked brie, crackers, sliced apple, and linen cloth

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