Baked brie in pastry |
5 sheet fillo dough
1 tbs melted butter
3 oz brie cheese/ Small block
1/2 cup sweet jackfruit
2 tbs ginger syrup
Preparation :
Pre Hear oven 350 degree
chop sweet jackfruit
brushing each sheet of fillo dough with melted butter
cut block brie cheese by two in thin side
lay cheese on the center of fillo dough,topping with chopped jackfruit,and sprinkles with ginger syrup
fold them each side ,grease pan with melted butter
and ready to the oven about 25-30 minutes or until golden brown
serve with tsp ginger syrup and whipping cream if you like !!
E N J O Y N H A P P Y S U N D A Y !!!
hmm... I can imagine this must be perfect thing to enjoy.. Yummy !
ReplyDeleteGinger syrup is new to me. I have tried this before.
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious!
Brie cheese? Never had before :D
ReplyDeletebut this looks perfect for a noon dessert!
Glad to know u have a success experiment ridwan! ;)
I adore baked brie...and now I'm craving it!!! I've never heard of jackfruit, but every other fruit I've paired with brie has been terrific :)
ReplyDelete@Lizzy
ReplyDeleteThanks for info,I heared about brie and fruits are good together,and FYI jack fruit is popular in south east asian and available here in Asian market,ripe jack fruit had very sweet taste :)
@Elies_Lie
ReplyDeletethis is my first time,,,you know :) we are indonesian not big with cheese,,so just want to try,ternyata "yummy" juga kalo di padukan dengan something sweet :)
@Zoe
ReplyDeletei found this ginger syrup in " world market " so it is new to me too,,,i love it :)
@My Home Diary in Turkey
ReplyDeleteIt was yummy,,,pasti nya different with indonesian dessert :)
Wow that is really creative! So different with the jackfruit and ginger than I am used to. I can imagine it was a bit runny in the oven. ;) But it sounds really tasty. Seems like it is a Fusion Cuisine dish as well.
ReplyDeleteBrie (and Camembert) goes very well with cranberry or cowberry jam on bread or crackers. It is very common to crumb and deep-fry it where I live. You have to be careful, though because when it is not completely covered with panade, it leaks and 'explodes' in the oil! Does not look good neither on your face, nor on you kitchen wall and the hot oil hurts like hell. ;)
Cheers,
Tobias