Baked Brie with Apricot Jam

 Baked Brie with Apricot Jam.

Guys. My all time favorite appetizer is this right here.

Baked Brie and Apricot Jam can easily be made in a puff pastry for a crowd, or a small ramekin for a few. Easy, delicious game food.

Or with any other “jam” I have on hand.  I have used mango preserves, apple butter, orange jelly… anything that has that sort of consistency, is fruity and sweet.  The perfect combo to go with my brie. This is seriously so delicious.  It’s an appetizer that my mom used to make only on Thanksgiving or Christmas Eve, but as the years went by, we started making it for other parties, switching up the jam and brie combinations (hello, guava preserves!).  I cannot wait for parties, though.  This is just too good.

Brie is typically pretty expensive, but since starting to do my groceries at Aldi (why did it take me so long to start doing that?!) I have found a package of brie for only $3.  Dangerously inexpensive for someone who loves brie as much as I do.

For parties, I usually wrap the whole brie in a puff pastry stuffed with the jelly (as detailed in the recipe below).  But, I have found that there is an even simpler way to make it at home for an any day snack. By the way, this is not the recipe I am sharing below, but I know you’re going to want to make this often.  I guess you could say there are two recipes in this post. You can thank me later.

For a simple version: Toss a few pieces of brie into a small baking dish or ramekin.  Top with a couple of tablespoons of your favorite jam.  Bake for a few minutes until cheese has melted.  Serve with water crackers.

Yep, that’s it.  That’s the perfect afternoon snack you’ve been looking for all this time.

Baked Brie and Apricot Jam can easily be made in a puff pastry for a crowd, or a small ramekin for a few. Easy, delicious game food.

Simple, easy, 3 ingredient brie and jelly (or jam or butter or preserves) goodness in a little cute ramekin.

Bonus points if it’s a red ramekin. ♥

Anyway, below I’m going to give you the “party version” of this appetizer aka the big, shareable version (I mean, you don’t haaaave to share it…).  With just 3 ingredients, it is just a small easy as the simple version! It just takes a little longer to bake. Easy peasy.

Baked Brie and Apricot Jam can easily be made in a puff pastry for a crowd, or a small ramekin for a few. Easy, delicious game food.

If you make this recipe, be sure to tag me on Instagram or hashtag #toeatdrinkandbemarried. I want to see it!


 

Baked Brie and Apricot Jam can easily be made in a puff pastry for a crowd, or a small ramekin for a few. Easy, delicious game food.

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12 thoughts on “Baked Brie with Apricot Jam”

  1. Wow! I’ve never had brie so I may have to give this a try! It looks fabulous! I have 2 questions, so do you use just 1 sheet of puff pastry? and is this something you eat with crackers?

    1. It is delish! Yes, I just use one sheet! And well, it’s up to you! I just like to eat it as it is, but my mom always serves it with crackers :)

  2. I was just thinking of doing a baked brie in the fall, once the temps have gone down a little bit (I don’t even want to turn the oven on right now!). The snack version is a great idea!

  3. This reminds me of the Pillsbury apple turnovers. I am sure yours is much better, but they resemble each other a lot. Looks absolutely delicious!

    1. I’ve never had those turnovers!! I’m going to have to go look for that next time I head to the supermarket ;)

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