2cupsSweet and fresh purple or red grapesWashed and dried
1tbsp.Olive oil
Sea salt
1tbsp.Balsamic vinegar
1tbsp.Honey
1Brie wheel
Baguette slices
Thyme Optional
Instructions
Start by placing sweet purple or red grapes on a sheet pan and drizzling with olive oil and a couple of dashes of sea salt.
Add a couple of splashes of balsamic and an equal amount of honey (you can eyeball this- not too much though. You just want a light glaze, not swimming grapes).
Stir grapes to coat and roast at 400 degrees for 10-15 minutes or until grapes are browning, skin has popped, and juices are becoming jammy.
Set grapes aside and heat brie wheel according to manufacturer's directions. I scored the top of mine both ways and placed the brie in a cast iron pan and in oven at 375 degrees until middle was wobbly (this took 20-25 minutes for me).
When brie is done pour roasted grapes and juices on top and if desired, garnish with thyme.
Serve with crostini.
Tip: to save time I surrounded the brie round with slices of baguette which toasted while the brie was heating!
Notes
Notes: I used home grown grapes. These are smaller and sweeter. If your grapes are larger they may need more roasting time.