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Surprisingly Sweet summer Recipes

Summer is a time that's ripe for simple culinary exploration and inspiration — when we can take advantage of sweet seasonal produce, long days and lots of outdoor eating.

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Surprisingly Sweet summer Recipes

We embraced that summer spirit by creating three seasonal, fresh-from-the-farmer's market  dishes that show how our delicious cheeses shine when partnered with a surprising bit of sweetness. These recipes are guaranteed to bring good vibes— and disappear quickly.

This is your sign to make the most of cherry season! Juicy cherries combined with a sweet, balsamic vinegar syrup perfectly complement our rich and earthy Petite Camembert to create the ultimate no-bake summer snack. Serve it on crostini, toasted sourdough, or crackers and enjoy it morning, noon, or night. Pro Tip: Save some leftover balsamic cherry compote to spoon over vanilla ice cream.

This ooey, gooey baked brie brings the summer heat! At first glance, the recipe’s ingredients may seem like an unlikely pairing, but the smokiness of charred corn, the sweetness of the pineapple, and the creamy spiciness of our Petite Jalapeño come together seamlessly. Trust us, you will be making this dip all summer long.

We love a brie grilled cheese year-round, but this summer, we put a sweet-meets-savory twist on the comfort food classic. Layers of juicy macerated blueberries, creamy and melty Traditional Brie, tangy Petite Breakfast, and fresh basil are sandwiched between two slices of crispy sourdough. It’s a sweet and salty flavor combo that’s simply irresistible.

Faq


How should I store the cheese?

Keep the cheese in the refrigerator in its original packaging until
ready to enjoy. After opening, re-wrap in its original wrapping, cheese
paper or wax paper.


How long is the cheese good for?

Please refer to the “Best By” date marked on each piece of cheese when
determining when to eat your cheese and if it is still good. For a
milder flavor, enjoy well before the date. If you enjoy a riper, more
flavorful cheese, wait until it gets closer to its “Best By” date. It
can still be enjoyed a little past this date for those who enjoy
stronger flavors.


Can we freeze your cheese?

We do not recommend freezing the cheese. Cheese is a living product with
cultures that continue to ripen during its shelf life. Freezing the
cheese kills the cultures, causing taste and texture to change. Check
the shelf life before buying cheese to know how long you can keep it to
avoid freezing.


There is white mold on my Petite Breakfast. Is this safe to eat?

Petite Breakfast is safe to eat even if there is some white mold on the outside. The cheese briefly shares an aging space with our older Brie cheeses and may pick up some of the  cultures that form their rind. It can be enjoyed as is or, if you prefer, you can trim off the white rind.


Still have more questions ?

Learn more in our FAQ Page or contact us.