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Can you/would you freeze brie cheese?

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passmyglassplease · 03/08/2010 14:37

I have been given about half a big wheel of brie, as it is only me in the house this week and all close friends/neighbours are away I have no one to share it with.

Would you freeze it?

What would you cook with it after defrosting?

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autodidact · 03/08/2010 20:32

Freezy cheese... Sounds a bit unappetising somehow. I suppose pizzas get frozen and they have cheese on. Is it ripe? It'd keep for a little while in the fridge.

aseriouslyblondemoment · 04/08/2010 00:40

hi pmg
the use by dates are only for the h&s brigade and as you know across the channel they like their brie v v ripe lol
but yes it can be frozen in well wrapped pieces/whole and i would prob use it either baked thru for dipping into.. think those mini whole camembert starters here
or use it sliced added to gratins,chicken breasts etc

MissWooWoo · 04/08/2010 00:51

I read that as "would you febreeze cheese" ... it's late, my eyes are fuzzy

passmyglassplease · 04/08/2010 08:02

Thanks guys, it has been thrown lovingly wrapped and put in the freezer for when me mates are available to nosh it with me . ta

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