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cranberry brie phyllo bites with thyme

Cranberry Brie Phyllo Bites

Source: donuts2crumpets
An easy appetizer that uses prebaked phyllo shells found in the freezer section with chunks of brie, fresh cranberry sauce and garnished with thyme or rosemary!
Servings: 30
Prep Time 15 minutes
Cook Time 12 minutes
5 from 12 votes

Ingredients
  

  • 30 prebaked phyllo shells
  • 30 small cubes of brie
  • 30 tsp cranberry sauce
  • a couple sprigs of fresh thyme or rosemary

Instructions
 

  • Preheat the oven to 350.  Line a baking tray with a silicone liner or parchment paper.
  • Place the phyllo shells on the tray.
  • Place a cube of brie in each shell.
  • Spoon a tsp of cranberry sauce over each cube of brie.
  • Bake at 350 for 10-12 minutes then remove from oven.
  • Remove the leaves from the thyme or rosemary, chop lightly and sprinkle a small amount over the top then serve!

Notes

 
A couple of tips for this recipe:
  • You will need 2 packages of the prebaked shells, (there are 15 in each package.)  They are usually found in the freezer section of the grocery store near the frozen puff pastry and pies.
  • Fresh cranberry sauce tastes so much better than canned and takes just a few minutes to throw together.  Check out my favorite cranberry sauce recipe here.  It goes nicely on sandwiches, makes a dipping sauce for egg rolls or sausage rolls, stirs in to yogurt or smoothies, is a yummy pancake or waffle topping, or is the perfect side for chicken, turkey or ham.
  • You can use canned cranberry sauce if you like, but I do suggest the whole berry kind over the jellied.  Just empty it out in to a bowl and give it all a good stir before spooning it over the brie.  (You could add a splash of orange juice and a pinch of cinnamon to freshen it up!)
  • I usually shave off the rind of the brie, but it is edible if you want to leave it on.  You can use a potato peeler to get just the top layer off with not as much waste!