How to remove rind from brie cheese

Brie is the essential soft cheese of France. Find out the best ways to eat it, what to eat it with and where you can try it yourself.

Lots of people eat brie with the rind intact, but many find its taste and texture unappetizing. The trouble is, the soft, gooey cheese sticks to the rind like glue, making it difficult to remove the rind without taking half the cheese with...

Lots of people eat brie with the rind intact, but many find its taste and texture unappetizing. The trouble is, the soft, gooey cheese sticks to the rind like glue, making it difficult to remove the rind without taking half the cheese with...

Do you know how to bake Brie the right way? Baked brie is one of the most luxuriously easy appetizers ever invented, and I'm sharing all the secrets to getting that perfectly oozy, gooey Brie every time.

Lots of people eat brie with the rind intact, but many find its taste and texture unappetizing. The trouble is, the soft, gooey cheese sticks to the rind like glue, making it difficult to remove the rind without taking half the cheese with...

Lots of people eat brie with the rind intact, but many find its taste and texture unappetizing. The trouble is, the soft, gooey cheese sticks to the rind like glue, making it difficult to remove the rind without taking half the cheese with...

Skillet baked brie and garlic dip that is addicting.

The rind on brie cheese occurs during the aging process. Bacteria and mold grows on the edges of the cheese into something that actually looks like cat fur. Before packaging, the hair-textured bacteria and mold is rubbed away, leaving the white rind you are accustomed to seeing.

Brie is a soft French cheese that is wonderful when served melted. This article demonstrates how to find that perfect balance between under and over-baking.

Baked brie with jam is a classic and elegant appetizer that is a crowd-pleaser. Today, I am sharing my favorite ways to bake brie.