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{This post is sponsored by Land O’Lakes}
Starting the first full week of autumn with one truly special recipe, pastry wrapped baked brie with maple butter roasted apples.
I mean, doesn’t that title alone just make you want to get up right now and go make this brie? Because that’s currently what my brain is telling me, “go make brie!” I think this thought process is perfect for a Monday because as you guys know I love making Mondays something to look forward to.
Trust me, this brie is definitely something you can look forward to all day long.
With October just days away, I felt it was the perfect time to share this extra cozy, extra delicious, autumn appetizer…or if you’re me…dinner for one (highly recommend).
One of my goals this fall is to share with you guys more recipes that are perfect for entertaining. Autumn is such a huge season for hosting friends and family for dinner and I want to bring you all not only great recipes to serve for dinner, but recipes to snack on as well. With Halloween and the big holiday season upon us I’m excited to kick things off with this brie.
Oh this brie, words really cannot describe just how incredibly delicious it is. It’s truly one of my very favorite recipes I have created, which probably comes to no one’s surprise as it contains all the things I love. It’s cheesy, buttery, and loaded with roasted honeycrisp apples.
Best part? Like most baked brie recipes, this is incredibly easy to make, uses very minimal ingredients (and pantry staples), and can be prepped in advance for stress free entertaining.
Really, what more could you ask for?
Here is how we make this brie…
You’ll want to start off by roasting the apples. I paired my honeycrisp apples with Land O Lakes® Salted Butter in Half Sticks plus a touch of real maple syrup. The Land O Lakes® Butter in Half Stick Butter is my secret weapon for two reasons.
Reason One: the half sticks are the perfect size for appetizer style recipes or recipes that serve two. They measure a fourth cup per stick and are so convenient.
Reason Two: the salt in the half sticks is just the right amount to highlight all those sweet flavors from the apples and maple. It’s the most perfect pairing.
While I do think the maple butter roasted apples are the star here (I could literally just eat these roasted apples all autumn long), obviously the pastry wrapped brie is a pretty key player here as well. It’s made up of three very simple ingredients: puff pastry, brie, and apple butter. The apple butter is spread over top of the brie, then the pastry gets wrapped around the brie, creating the most perfect bundle of buttery, flakey, cheesy goodness.
While baking, the pastry turns a deep, deep, golden brown, some parts may even start to burn, but this is OK. I promise, the brie is trapped inside that flaky pastry and as it melts the apple butter sinks into the cheese making everything ooey and gooey. Again, SO GOOD.
And the apples? As they slowly roast, the maple and butter simmer down to create an almost caramel-like sauce. Yes, caramel-like. YUM.
Spoon the apples over the baked brie…perfection.
It’s just beyond words good.
And now you see why your Monday needs to include this baked brie…it just does.
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{This post is sponsored by Land O’Lakes. Thank you for supporting the brands that keep Half Baked Harvest cooking!}
Do you think pumpkin maple butter would work instead of the apple butter?
Hey Joanne,
Sure, I don’t see why not! Let me know how this recipe turns out, I hope you love it! xT
Super big hit. Used the little petite breakfast brie to make a smaller amount maybe not as gooey. Spread the cheese and apples on ginger thins from Trader Joe’s. Will definitely be bringing to fall events.
Hey Laina,
Awesome!! Thanks so much for making this recipe and sharing your feedback, I am thrilled to hear that it was enjoyed! xx
Hi. How would you store the leftovers of this? In the fridge or on the counter like a pastry? I made too much of it but don’t want to waste it!
Hi there,
I would store the leftovers in the fridge. Please let me know if you have any other questions! xTieghan