Turkey Brie Bites recipe- Food Meanderings

Name: 📋 Turkey Brie Bites Recipe
Prep time: 5 min
Cook time: 3 min
Total time: 8 min
Ingredients: 6 slices leftover roasted turkey or deli meat (approx. 100 g, deli meat or leftover turkey); ½ cup black currant jam (store-bought or homemade); 3 tbsp red chili sauce (or red pepper jelly (*See recipe notes)); ½ baguette, white or multigrain (*I used multigrain); 75 g Brie cheese ((one small wheel)); fresh herbs (* I used rosemary)

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I was expecting buckets of juicy Saskatoon berries for my cooking and baking pleasure, but instead they walked through the door with an enormous supply of black currants. And that's how this Turkey Brie Appetizer was born. This award-winning Turkey Brie Bites recipe is a unique and delicious turkey appetizer, made with leftover turkey or deli meat and creamy brie cheese.

If you are looking for a quick (under 15 minutes), easy and unique turkey appetizer for holiday parties or potlucks, give this festive Turkey Brie Bites recipe a try. This easy appetizer is the perfect Thanksgiving appetizer, popular during the holiday season, but great for any time of year! This easy baked brie appetizer was a winner in the 2015 E.D. Smith Holiday Share Contest!

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Why You'll Love This Recipe
🥘 Ingredients
📖 Variations
👪 Servings
🌡️Storing
❔FAQ
Comments & Reviews
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Looking for more holiday appetizers? These Tortilla Chicken Pinwheels are made with a festive red wrap and are always hit. And my Cranberry Turkey Meatballs are the ultimate in easy - just a few ingredients, 2 steps, set it and forget it and the crock pot does all the cooking for you!

Why You'll Love This Recipe

Easy & Elegant! It only takes a few minutes to throw together and it's also a little different than the typical appies, yet casually elegant enough for any gathering. This is also a great recipe for using up your leftover turkey.
Mimimal ingredients- You'll only need a few ingredients and
Uses up leftover turkey - this is a great way to use up leftover turkey!

Once a year, my husband and kids went on a berry picking excursion. And since Saskatoon berry season had (sadly) already ended, I ended up an oversupply of black currants. "Bring home LOTS is what you said", chirped my loving family. Yeah, but that's when I thought they were Saskatoon berry-picking...

It's a good thing I love black currants too. But even for someone who loves black currants, 5 ice cream buckets is a lot to deal with!

🥘 Ingredients

leftover roasted turkey or turkey deli meat
black currant jam (see variations below)
red chili sauce or red pepper jelly
baguette
brie cheese

turkey brie bite being held up over a tray of more turkey brie bites

📖 Variations

Jam: Black currant jam (affiliate link) and it isn't always easy to find in stores, so you could substitute blueberry or blackberry if need be. However, black currant really is the ideal jam for this recipe because it's a little more tart than other jams and goes really well with savory ingredients. And it's easy to make because you don't need pectin!

Turkey: Use leftover turkey or roasted turkey deli meat!

Fresh herbs: I use fresh rosemary, but you can use another fresh herb such as parsley.

Spicy: if you like it a little spicier, add a little extra red chili sauce (see NOTES). If you can't find it, use red pepper jelly (affiliate link)

👪 Servings

This easy turkey brie bites recipe makes 12 servings. However, you can half, double or triple the recipe by clicking on the serving number and selecting the number of servings you'd like. The ingredient quantities will automatically adjust.

🌡️Storing

You can make this delicious baked brie bites in advance, then warm them in the microwave for 20-30 seconds before serving. They can be stored in the fridge, in an airtight container, for 2 days after they are made.

I don't recommend freezing them, as this ingredient combination doesn't stand up to freezing.

2 Turkey Brie Crostini on a white plate with more on black platter in background

❔FAQ

Do you take the rind of brie before baking?

Yes, for this recipe I peel the rind with a vegetable peeler. However, if you're baking a whole brie, you wouldn't remove the rind. The rind IS edible,

These Turkey Brie bites are the perfect appetizer for the holidays, but are also great if you're watching the big game! So, if you are looking for quick appetizers, easy brie recipes or easy Christmas appetizers, give this one a try!

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