The other day I found an awesome recipe that was so simple yet so good, I knew I had to share it with you!
A hot croissant wrapped around Brie. Ingenious!!
But wait, my reoccurring dinner problem….2 out of 5 are such picky eaters. I just didn’t think they would eat Brie. But, I so wanted to try it out. So, for you, the dear readers of $5 dinners, I threw myself on the grenade and made Briewrapped croissants, but for the purpose of experimentation, I also grabbed some feta cheese, provolone and sharp shredded cheddar as well. I figured my picky’s would at least eat the cheddar. So, really, the following recipe is any cheese of your choice, as they all turned out awesome but honestly, I really really liked the Brie. Interesting since that is not a cheese of choice I would naturally use.
Ingredients
- Croissants
- Brie, or any other cheese of your choice.
Directions:
- Unroll croissants and add cheese of choice.
- Bake as instructed on croissants package.
I was a little ADHD when it came to my croissant preparation. I made a chart.
Yes, I really did.
When you have picky eaters you have to know specifics. The top 2 rows of the were Brie. The bottom 2 were Feta.
Next pan, provolone top 3, and provolone with brie next 3. Thinking I might get away with difference of cheese mixture. I went on like this until the last 3 were just croissant and shredded cheddar.
The key for picky eaters is to never actually tell what is in the item they are eating. Hands down, we loved the Brie Croissant. They didn’t know the difference. I’m so excited.
I know that some people just insist their kids eat whatever, but after 5, I just want them to eat. I really don’t care if they are culinary experts, but after they inhaled these croissants with Brie…it might not be such a far fetched idea. Right now my focus is to feed 5 kids, my husband and myself (plus, we’ve also added a brother-in-law in the basement) simple meals on a simple budget.
This recipe with a family size can of green beans, or asparagus if in season would be well under $10. Just the way I like it.
Huh, who would have thought Brie? Now I know!
Catherine says
What a great idea! I love to serve puff pastry wrapped around brie ( with a brown sugar and bourbon on top). Your recipe is just another version. You can also use the crescent roll dough to make chocolate croissants. Just sprinkle some chocolate chips on the big side of the triangle and roll up. The girls love making them.
Angy H. says
I make these a lot only I had a spoonful of cranberry sauce and a pinch of chopped pecans. They go great as a breakfast croissant. Yum! Or brie with apple and pecan – so so tasty. I also top brie with some apricot jam and pecans and then back and serve with crackers or croissants. Fortunately for me I live in Germany and brie costs me 99 Euro cents – uber cheap!
Karen Hiebert says
woooo! I used to love the chocolate crossiants from sara lee. but this is even better. I was thinking about the ham and cheese one. yum!
the1chery says
angie, i wonder if you mean crescent roll dough instead of croissants? that’s what they look like in the picture. not nitpicking, just clarifying!
Angie Atchley says
Yes, the crescent roll will become the croissant.
Angie Atchley says
Hearing you guys, I wonder if we could roll up chocolate in the crescent roll, and when it’s done, drizzle chocolate on top?? That sounds awesome. I’ll have to investigate what type for chocolate.
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