Neil Forbes recipe: Baked Arran Mist Brie with Wooley's oatcakes

Neil Forbesm, chef at Cafe St HonoreArran Cheeseplaceholder image
Neil Forbesm, chef at Cafe St HonoreArran Cheese

Recipe: Baked Arran Mist Brie, Wooley's oatcakes, radishes, tomatoes and cornichons

This cheese is heavenly as it is – ripe, rich and creamy (an extra 10 per cent cream is added to brie). As a starter to share with friends it’s even better gently warmed and served with garnishes of cornichons and radishes to cut through the richness. Place it in the centre of your table and dunk the crunchy croutons, or some oatcakes. I could eat a whole one, though I know I shouldn’t.

Ingredients

  • 1 Arran Mist Brie (or camembert)
  • 1 packet Wooleys Oatcakes
  • a handful of British tomatoes,
  • I like the mini plum, great for dunking
  • a handful of cornichons
  • a handful of French breakfast
  • radishes, a lovely variety
  • a drizzle of cold-pressed
  • rapeseed oil
  • a twist of pepper

Serves: 4   Difficulty: Easy   Time to cook: 15 mins

Method

1. Put the Arran Brie into an oven-proof dish and place in a warm oven 120C/Gas Mark ½) for about half an hour, until it’s gooey and liquid in the centre.

2. Arrange some oatcakes on a serving dish and scatter the dish with the cornichons. Wash the radishes and the tomatoes, cut them in half and arrange on the dish also.

3. When the brie is ready, place it in the middle of the dish along with the garnishes and finish with a twist of pepper and a drizzle of rapeseed oil.

4. Eat it straight away as it cools quite quickly. Serve it with a bright pinot gris.

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