Warm Brie with Pear & Georgia Honeycomb
When the mornings turn chilly in Georgia, I become a happy homebody, and nothing says cozy like a warm, gooey round of brie. This Warm Brie with Pear and Georgia Honeycomb takes just five ingredients and about twenty minutes. Fresh pear, golden honeycomb and crunchy mixed nuts make every cracker a perfect bite. If you love my Mushroom & Sweet Onion Baked Brie, this one is a must.
Moreover, local honeycomb adds a natural sweetness and a beautiful look to the board. Equally important, it takes almost no effort, so it is perfect for last-minute guests.
In essence, it is warmth on a platter. Pair it with my Mini Fig & Brie Bites for a brie-lover’s spread.
What Is Warm Brie with Pear and Georgia Honeycomb?
It is a baked brie round served warm with fresh pear, honeycomb, mixed nuts and crackers.
Warm Brie with Pear and Georgia Honeycomb Ingredients (With Purpose & Flavor Notes)
Brie
An 8-ounce round turns soft and gooey in the oven.
Pear
Crisp and juicy, it balances the richness.
Georgia Honeycomb
Local honeycomb adds floral sweetness.
Mixed Nuts
Half a cup adds crunch.
Crackers
A sturdy cracker holds up to the melty cheese.
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How To Make Warm Brie with Pear and Georgia Honeycomb
- Preheat to 350°F and line a tray with sprayed foil.
- Bake the brie 10 to 15 minutes until gooey.
- Arrange pear, honeycomb and nuts on a platter.
- Add the brie, top with pear and serve with crackers.

Warm Brie with Pear and Georgia Honeycomb
Ingredients
- 1 (8-ounce) brie round
- 1 pear
- 1 Georgia honeycomb
- 1/2 cup mixed nuts
- crackers for serving
- cooking spray
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 350°F. Line a baking tray with aluminum foil and lightly spray it with cooking spray.
- Bake the brie on the tray for 10 to 15 minutes, until gooey inside.
- Prep the board. Slice the pear into your preferred shape and arrange it on a platter with the honeycomb and mixed nuts.
- Plate the brie. Transfer the warm brie to the platter and top it with pear slices.
- Serve right away with crackers, pear and nuts.
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Variations
Fig Jam
Spoon fig jam over the warm brie.
Apples
Swap the pear for crisp apple slices.
Hot Honey
Drizzle with hot honey for a sweet heat.
Puff Pastry
Wrap the brie in puff pastry and bake 20 to 25 minutes.
Herbs
Add fresh thyme or rosemary.
Candied Nuts
Use candied pecans for extra sweetness.
When I Love Serving Warm Brie with Pear and Georgia Honeycomb
Cozy Nights In
Perfect with a glass of wine by the fire.
Holiday Parties
A warm, welcoming starter next to my Mini Fig & Brie Bites.
Friendsgiving
Easy to make and share, with my Honey Bacon Balsamic Brussels Sprouts on the side.
Book Club
An elegant, low-effort nibble, like my Blackberry Goat Cheese Crostini.
Last-Minute Guests
Ready in about 20 minutes.
Wine Nights
Brie and wine are a natural pair, and so are my Salami Chips.
What To Serve With Warm Brie with Pear and Georgia Honeycomb
More Brie
My Cranberry Brie & Walnut Crostini and Mushroom & Brie Crostini.
A Ricotta Spread
My Whipped Ricotta with Roasted Grapes.
Something Savory
My Prosciutto and Fig Crackers.
Puff Pastry
My Pear Puff Pastry with Goat Cheese.
A Showstopper
My Caviar Board.
Skewers
My Pear & Bleu Cheese Skewers.
Shelf Life & Storage Tips
Refrigerator
Wrap leftover brie and refrigerate for up to 5 days.
Reheating
Rewarm at 350°F for 5 to 8 minutes.
Make Ahead
Slice the pear just before serving and toss with lemon juice to prevent browning.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I remove the rind?
No. The rind is edible and holds the cheese together.
How do I know the brie is ready?
It feels soft and slightly puffed when gently pressed.
Where can I find honeycomb?
Farmers markets and specialty grocers often carry local honeycomb.
What crackers are best?
Sturdy water crackers or crostini.
Can I use a larger brie?
Yes. Add 5 to 10 minutes to the bake time.
Final Thoughts
Warm brie is my favorite way to welcome friends on a chilly evening. With this in mind, I hope this simple board brings a little coziness to your home.
All things considered, five ingredients and twenty minutes are all it takes to make guests feel special. If you make it, I would love to hear how you served it.
Erica A. Thomas
Founder of Eating With Erica
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