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What is the best type / kind of bread or cracker to pair with camembert?

I'm bringing some cheese to a birthday celebration on Friday and I was considering getting a few baguettes, or some crackers?

Additionally is it worth doing a baked camembert? Will it improve?

>> No.13553925

If you have a Whole Foods nearby, get the Spanish torta crisps with fennel seed. Bring any two cheeses that you enjoy from the cheese counter. I recommend against a soft cheese because it looks super douchey and nobody is eating those atm

>> No.13553934

>>13553821
Something airy with little flavor. Especially nothing buttery. You dont want to hurt the flavor of the cheese. The cracker is just for texture and a bit of salt.

>> No.13554182

>>13553821
>>13553934
petits toasts are good for this

>> No.13554206
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>>13553821
Something like this, although they seem like they'd break trying to get the cheese on them. Is brie close enough to compare, because this recipe looks tasty af. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tkzz9dW9Yms

>> No.13554240

>>13553821
I tend to eat most of my cheeses on water crackers.

>> No.13554266

Slice some French bread quite thin and toast it a little in a dry frying pan. Much better than crackers.

>> No.13554411

>>13553821
French bread is a nice choice.

>> No.13554577

>>13554182
>>13554266
>>13554411
these
>>13553925
>I recommend against a soft cheese because it looks super douchey and nobody is eating those atm
americans

>> No.13554599
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13554599

>>13554182
Yea they are. These are my go to though.

>> No.13554634

>>13553821
This cheese is not ripe. Look at the center. Would not eat/10

>> No.13554670

>>13554599
These go great with Delice de Bourgogne and red currants.