Have you had brie?

Are you eating it as a solid? The best way to eat Brie is to put the slab in a baking dish, throw some slivered almonds or walnuts on top and bake it until it's melted then shmear it on crusty garlic bread...or cracker of your choice...whole other animal

Brie is usually eaten as is with crackers or bread. It's not generally used in cooking. The only recipe I know of is baked brie. Wrap a whole wheel of it in several layers of filo dough and bake until the filo is brown and the brie is soft. Serve with some jam or fruit and, of course, crackers or bread. Brie is a very mild cheese. There are some truely alien cheeses out there.

It's amazingly good baked with a little honey drizzled on top and almond slices. Spread on apple slices! F*cking heaven!

Don't eat it cold. It should always be served at room temperature when it's nice and runny. Great on toasted french bread.

is brie really so alien to americans ? its like one of the most basics cheeses there is

Yes , I love it

Martian cheese!😂

I've used it with salads and fruits before in the past. Just google recipes to try. Experiments are fun.:)

I've never had it and was curious about the recipes posted, always sold around holidays isn't it?

Yes many times, eaten with toast white often

I absolutely love brie!

I've spread it on water crackers, and some veggies. Never tried cooking with it, though.