What's the best way to store brie?

Table of Contents:

1. What's the best way to store brie?
2. How long is brie good for unopened?
3. How do you store Brie in the freezer?
4. Can you heat and reheat brie?
5. How do you serve brie on a charcuterie board?
6. How do you heat up Brie in the microwave?

What's the best way to store brie?

Whole cheeses need to breathe, so never wrap Brie tightly in plastic, which can cause mold to develop. Instead, loosely wrap pieces in waxed paper or parchment paper and store in the refrigerator for only a few days. Pre-cut wedges of Brie should be wrapped in plastic and can be refrigerated for several days.

How long is brie good for unopened?

Soft Cheese Expiration Date

(Unopened)	Refrigerator	Freezer
Brie Cheese lasts for	1 Week	--
Mozzarella Cheese lasts for	1-2 Weeks	6 Months
Feta Cheese lasts for	1 Week	--
Monterey Jack Cheese lasts for	1-2 Weeks	6 Months

How do you store Brie in the freezer?

Yes, you can freeze Brie cheese, and it is easy to do. All you need is plastic wrap and aluminum foil. If you prefer not to open the original packaging, then food experts advise wrapping the package tightly in plastic wrap. Add a layer of aluminum foil around it, and then place it in a freezer bag, sealing out the air.

Can you heat and reheat brie?

A fully baked Brie only needs to be reheated in your oven. Use the gentlest heat your oven can manage, usually 175 to 200 degrees Fahrenheit. Its texture won't be quite as lush and creamy as it was when first baked, but it will still taste fine.

How do you serve brie on a charcuterie board?

Instructions

1. Place brie on a plate or pan, and set in freezer until very firm, about 30 minutes.
2. Preheat oven to 350°F, place parchment paper on a small baking sheet.
3. Place brie on the prepared baking sheet. ...
4. Use a spatula to carefully place brie onto a cheese board. ...
5. Serve warm with toasted bread, crackers and nuts.

How do you heat up Brie in the microwave?

Microwave on high for 1 minute 15 seconds, or until the brie is very soft when you prod the centre. Watch the brie as you microwave it - if it starts to puff up too much (i.e. risk of bursting), turn microwave off and leave brie inside - residual heat will continue to melt it.