Baked Camembert

[DiversityQuestion]

I have bought a lovely Camembert that is meant for baking. The big question is what do I eat with it/dip in it, once it's baked?
Any suggestions greatly appreciated!

Anyone been out and bought the above to eat today? mine is cooking now

I'm sticking one on next weeks shopping g order! 😂😂

Yes, bake it inside a boule loaf, drizzled with plenty of extra virgin olive oil, studded with thyme and garlic (or you can go sweet with honey/figs). Bread gets crusty and you can tear lovely chunks off it to dip into the cheese.

A mix of cranberries and walnuts goes beautifully.

As does salami and/or other charcuterie items.

I also like slices of apple and celery sticks, or various other crudités. Plus cherry tomatoes for a good acidic contrast.

Also olives and grissini.

Don’t be tempted to overcook the cheese as it will seize up.

I want Camembert with crusty bread now but I’m trying to be healthy.

Which Camembert do you all buy - is there a specific type for baking?

We had one on Tuesday with a big crusty loaf! Bought it to eat whilst watching bake off - we eat whatever the weeks theme is with a nice cup of tea whilst watching!

Pigs in blankets is genius. Salami also goes well.

I do either crusty bread with a tomato salad, or rosemary roast potatoes.

Oh I could definitely eat alllll these things right now.

I actually love it with marmalade too. And also fried camembert instead of baked is lovely too.