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What to do with leftover Brioche 2
September 13th, 2007 | Category: Baked Goods, Breakfast, Chocolate
You baked it. Then you cut it into small rectangles, toasted it and turned it into a delicious dessert. What’s next?
You cut it into slices, place them in a toaster and then top it with your favorite ingredients.
I spread Nutella on anything edible, so it was a no brainer. Sprinkle of pistachios adds both color and extra flavor.
Then some homemade sour cherry jam. Simple and delicious.
After that an egg, sprinkled with crushed red peppers and dried oregano.
Lastly, fresh tomatoes from my parents’ garden topped with feta cheese, drizzled with extra virgin olive oil.
It is impossible to exhaust possibilities with this delicious bread, but I hope I have given you enough inspiration to try Dorie’s wonderful brioche recipe. And if you haven’t bought her book yet, head over to Amazon - right now.
Here are some more goodies that I baked from Dorie’s book (from my archives):
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this is a festival of flavors and colours. ok, i’m convinced! i’ll get cooking
Cenk çok kötüsün nasıl canım çekti ÅŸimdi gene döktürmüşsün kızarmış ekmekler ancak bu kadar güzel görünebilir doÄŸrusu…
I prefer my leftover brioche simple.
Perhaps with just a nice warm cup of salep…
andreea - Thank you. Let me know how it turns out.
Filiz - Çok teşekkürler. Haklısın yazıları öğlen vakitlerine denk getirmemek lazım.
David - Since the beginning of last week, the weather has taken a dramatic change and temperatures are now averaging around 20°C. And that means the salep season is approaching fast. Poor orchids…
I love the first photo with the four slices! Ah! Another Nutella fan
It really is the perfect spread!
I’ve been sourcing around for brioche recipes, and have had so many bookmarked but I’m still sitting on them, waiting for the right time. Having a sweet tooth, I always worried not being able to finish the brioche. Thanks for the wonderful endless ideas for leftover brioche! Captivating photos on this site; I’ll be dropping by for more
That egg on brioche looks absolutely perfect. Will you marry me? Seriously??
Cooking is an art and needs creativity! Exactly!
I really like your website. I will try your recipes.
LOL
Miray
Cenk, that’s just genius! This is not trying to get rid of some leftovers, this is Art. I love your brioche with pistachios on top. It looks just like your brownie. And by the way, you should answer Clare, she sounds very serious.Should I congratulate you guys?
Wonderful your ideas. The last time that I made brioche I only thought in sandwich with parma ham.
Joey, ovenhaven - Thank you. Glad you liked it.
Clare - Very tempting offer, but sorry, I am taken
Gizem, Miray - Thank you for the nice comments.
Rose - You’re so kind. Yes, it definitely looks like the brownie I did a while back. As far as Clare and her tempting offer I must say that I am very much flattered, but also taken.
Sylvia - That sounds like a great idea as well!
Your food is so colorful and nice. It makes me hungry for it.. Fruity
yani bu kadar basit malzemelerle böyle bir renk festivali yaratmak..bilemiyorum yani tam sizlik bir iş:) tebrikler gene..
Cenk everything looks amazing but I’m obsessed with the omelette. The yolk is so round and so popped out, it doesn’t feel like real
I am trying to say it’s the most beautifully cooked egg I’ve ever seen!!
Bravooo :):):)
Fruit Species - Thank you!
eni - Çok teşekkür ederim.
Zeynep Seda - It took me many eggs to get there
Thank you!
Just found your website and it’s making me hungry! Beautiful recipes and gorgeous pictures! Or the other way around.
Gazetede gorunce bu bizim 1010 anza’dan cenk degil mi dedim ve blogunu boylece kesfettim:) Cenk super bir is cikarmissin! Ozellikle yemek fotograflarina bayildim! Cok sevgiler:)
Merhaba Pınar - Çok teÅŸekkür ederim. Haberlerinizi Özlem’den alıyordum, iyi ki buldun blogumu..