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What can I do with this huge Camembert?
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Get a ciabatta or similar, slice in half and lightly toast. Cover each half of the toasted ciabatta in a thin layer of cranberry jelly (good if you have some leftover from Christmas). Whack a good chunk of the camembert on the top and stick under the grill to melt.
It would probably work with a good thick slice of normal crusty bread too.0 -
Remove the top of the skin in a circle - drizzle olive oil over and some crushed garlic and chopped garlic. Stick in oven for half an hour.
Boil some pasta and add spinach for last 5 minutes cooking.
pour cheese over pasta.
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Roll out puff pastry
Stick camembert (or a brie) in the middle - spread a big dollop of onion chutney over the top of the cheese then wrap and seal well in the puff pastry. Glaze with eggwash.
Bung in hot oven (200-220oc) until the pastry is well puffed! Take out and leave to sit for 10-15 mins before cutting a huuuuuge chunk and enjoying
(if you don't leave it to sit, the runny cheese will gush out)0 -
I'm going to do a Broccoli, Leek & Camembert Soup - do I need to remove the rind? Having looked at some recipes some say do, some don't. I happily eat the rind normally but not sure if it might go a bit odd?
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