BWJ - Savoury brioche pockets
It's Baking with Julia time again, and this week, our recipe is Savoury Brioche Pockets, hosted by Carrie of Loaves and Stitches.
These pockets are comprised of a brioche dough, filled with potato, caramelised onion and asparagus, with a sage leaf on top.
I thought these were quite tasty, and they look cute.
To see how the other BWJ bakers went, visit the LYL section of the website.
So cute! I haven't been motivated to bake along lately, but I know I would have enjoyed these.
ReplyDeleteI love savory baking!!
ReplyDeleteOh yours are so cute :) Mine were a bit "special" - I forgot to read the recipe before I started (generally I find that helps!) Well done!
ReplyDeleteThese were good and very cute :-)
ReplyDeleteI agree with everyone else - these look very cute indeed! What a great effort.
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute savoury delicacy :D
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Choc Chip Uru
They'd be great for a cocktail party! :D
ReplyDeleteLoved these, too...yours look perfect!
ReplyDeleteGood that you used the sage leaves, they look nice!
ReplyDeletewow they look complicated if you make the pastry but very very delicious
ReplyDeletevery cute!
ReplyDeleteNever know there such savoury brioche before...
ReplyDeletewhat a cute lil appetizer....
well done!
Sounds amazing!
ReplyDeleteYour pockets turned out great! I am looking forward to using the other half of the dough I put in the freezer. And am tempted to make another batch of dough....just to have on hand. (crazy)
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to make these! I love all the components of this dish - right up my alley. Your pockets look good!
ReplyDeleteThese do look so cute! I really enjoy reading your Baking with Julia posts and seeing what you come up with twice a month! These look fun and delicious.
ReplyDeleteWe really enjoyed these, too. I think they'd be perfect on an appetizer tray, if the rounds were smaller.
ReplyDeleteI didn't make these but they look so good that I just might have too!
ReplyDeleteWho doesn't love an individual bite of wonderful??
Looks good! They are a lot of work, aren't they?
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