Tuesday, May 21, 2013

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.

19 comments:

  1. So cute! I haven't been motivated to bake along lately, but I know I would have enjoyed these.

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  2. Oh 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!

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  3. I agree with everyone else - these look very cute indeed! What a great effort.

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  4. Such a cute savoury delicacy :D

    Cheers
    Choc Chip Uru

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  5. Good that you used the sage leaves, they look nice!

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  6. wow they look complicated if you make the pastry but very very delicious

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  7. Never know there such savoury brioche before...
    what a cute lil appetizer....
    well done!

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  8. Your 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)

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  9. I can't wait to make these! I love all the components of this dish - right up my alley. Your pockets look good!

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  10. These 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.

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  11. We really enjoyed these, too. I think they'd be perfect on an appetizer tray, if the rounds were smaller.

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  12. I didn't make these but they look so good that I just might have too!
    Who doesn't love an individual bite of wonderful??

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  13. Looks good! They are a lot of work, aren't they?

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