Brûléed Persimmon and Brie

A cheeseboard is a perfect start to any gathering. Try a straightforward approach to your board with a single round of brie served with a variety of crackers and sliced apples. Sweet fruits and jams are a lovely compliment to the creaminess of Brie. Be sure to take advantage of ripe persimmon while it’s in season (October-January), perfect for the season of gatherings and get-togethers. Using fresh fruits like raspberries and ripe peaches works well too. Basic no fuss preparation makes a big impact with this recipe.

BRÛLÉED PERSIMMON AND BRIE RECIPE

Ingredients

A round of brie cheese

One very ripe Hachiya Persimmon

1 tbsp brown sugar

1/4 tsp cinnamon

1 honeycrisp apple, sliced

Crackers of your choosing

Instructions

Arrange Brie on a cutting board with crackers and apples Cut the persimmon in half and scoop out the flesh and place on top of the brie. The inside of the persimmon should resemble jam. Sprinkle the cinnamon and sugar on top of the persimmon “jam” and brûlée with a torch until a hard shell forms on top. Serve immediately.

Other ripe fruits like raspberries or peaches, work well, too!

RECIPE AND STYLING BY ANNA CALABRESE / PHOTOGRAPHY BY DAVE BRYCE

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