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Topic: FOR ALL YOU CHEESE LOVERS
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johnmustang
Gearhead Posts: 4930
From: British Columbia , Canada
Registered: Nov 2001
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posted 12-07-2003 10:32 AM
   
Take a whole wheel of brie cheese (2 pound wheel), brush one side with melted butter, lay it on top of a 2 foot square piece of pastry dough butter side down. Brush the exposed side of cheese with butter then evenly spread 3/4`s of a cup of brown sugar on top, then add 1/2 cup of raw slivered almonds. Now fold the dough over the top of the wheel and make sure that you close off all seams so there will be no leakage. Now flip it onto a baking dish with the sugar and almond side down, brush the top of the pastry dough with melted butter and add another 1/2 cup of raw slivered almonds on top of it. Place into a 350 degree pre-heated oven and cook for 20 - 35 minutes or until nice and golden brown (depends on how hot your oven cooks). When done cut into snack size portion and top with (optional) freshly chopped mint or very, very thinly sliced prosciutto (my favorite). Don,t worry about the calories with this dish because if you do, you won,t eat it and it is a treat you don,t want to miss, you will only have it once a year so go for it 
EDIT...Sorry forgot about those of you who are allergic to nuts
For those of you who are allergic to almonds, replace with finely chopped blackened (on you BBQ) asparagus.
Enjoy
JOHN
[This message has been edited by johnmustang (edited 12-07-2003).]
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kwazykat
Moderator Posts: 6471
From: ...a wonderful place to be.... orange county... NC!!!! M&M member #92 .... a blue-oval GRRL-deluxe.....
Registered: Jun 99
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posted 12-07-2003 04:16 PM
yum!!! i LOVE baked brie.... especially with a pastry crust.... holy moly!!!this rendition of yours sounds heavenly!!!!
brown sugar and almonds!! oh!! yah!!! thanks for sharing!
kk
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Mustang Tally
Gearhead Posts: 2750
From: Winston Salem, NC
Registered: May 2000
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posted 12-07-2003 09:44 PM
quote:
Originally posted by johnmustang:
prosciutto JOHN [This message has been edited by johnmustang (edited 12-07-2003).]
What is the definition of that word? (Ah'm jes a lil Southern gal)
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Ken
Gearhead Posts: 4172
From: Prospect, Ct. M&M Member No. 31 MCA Member 49299
Registered: Jun 99
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posted 12-07-2003 09:46 PM
Main Entry: pro?sciut?to
Pronunciation: prO-'sh?-(")tO
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural pro?sciut?ti /-(")tE/ or -tos
Etymology: Italian, alteration of presciutto, from pre- (from Latin prae- pre-) + asciutto dried out, from Latin exsuctus, from past participle of exsugere to suck out, from ex- + sugere to suck ?more at SUCK
Date: circa 1929
: dry-cured spiced Italian ham usually sliced thin
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mustangs68
Moderator Posts: 18727
From: Hampton,Virginia,USA MCA#39406 M&M #12
Registered: May 99
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posted 12-07-2003 10:44 PM
Ken,
If you gone to use that kind of language here I just have to delet this thread...LOL....LOL...
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BlueMule
Gearhead Posts: 1140
From: Kent Island, MD USA
Registered: Sep 2002
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posted 12-08-2003 10:38 AM
quote:
Originally posted by Ken:
Main Entry: pro?sciut?to
Pronunciation: prO-'sh?-(")tO
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural pro?sciut?ti /-(")tE/ or -tos
Etymology: Italian, alteration of presciutto, from pre- (from Latin prae- pre-) + asciutto dried out, from Latin exsuctus, from past participle of exsugere to suck out, from ex- + sugere to suck ?more at SUCK
Date: circa 1929
: dry-cured spiced Italian ham usually sliced thin
translation: Yummy
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SteveLaRiviere
Administrator Posts: 35449
From: Saco, Maine
Registered: May 99
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posted 12-08-2003 07:58 PM
arterial sclerosis3 entries found for arterial.
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arterial[1,adjective]arterial[2,noun]intra-arterial Main Entry: 1ar?te?ri?al
Pronunciation: ?r-'tir-E-&l
Function: adjective
Date: 15th century
1 a : of or relating to an artery b : relating to or being the bright red blood present in most arteries that has been oxygenated in lungs or gills
2 : of, relating to, or constituting through traffic
- ar?te?ri?al?ly /-E-&-lE/ adverb Main Entry: scle?ro?sis
Pronunciation: skl&-'rO-s&s
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English sclirosis tumor, from Medieval Latin, from Greek sklErOsis hardening, from sklEroun to harden, from sklEros
Date: 1846
: pathological hardening of tissue especially from overgrowth of fibrous tissue or increase in interstitial tissue; also : a disease characterized by sclerosis
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