Raspberry Brie Panini. A super simple but totally scrumptious panini sandwich to serve any time of day. We even cut them in wedges to serves as hors d’oeuvres at parties.

Raspberry Brie Panini
We make a number of different versions of this raspberry brie panini. I like to split one with my missus and serve with a spinach salad as one of our favourite lunches.

Frozen Raspberries can make this recipe more economical without sacrificing flavour.
I’ve often made these when entertaining friends too. I just make several and cut them in small wedges to serve as hors d’oeuvres and they are always very popular.
We make lots of variations by changing the type of berries. I’ve used cranberries, partridgeberries (lingonberries), blueberries and blackberries successfully in the past.

Raspberry Brie Panini
One other addition I love that creates textural interest in this panini is toasted nuts. I like hazelnuts with raspberries but I’ve used toasted almonds, pistachios, walnuts or cashews with different berry combinations too.

Toast them on a cookie sheet for 8-10 minutes at 350 degrees F, then chop and add to the sandwich. (optional)
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Saturday 13th of August 2011
Oh, this is just gorgeous. Love the idea of this combination
Carrie's Experimental Kitchen
Friday 12th of August 2011
This looks absolutely delicious!
Anonymous
Sunday 13th of March 2011
These are as delicious as they look. It's on our roster of "weekend treats"!
Ylenia
Friday 10th of September 2010
looks so yummy!!!!I am going to make it ovfer the weekend
ciaoYleniahttp://longuette.blogspot.com
Charlotte
Friday 10th of September 2010
Love this photograph! Recipe sounds divine. FYI -- If you don't have a panini maker try you can always try using a waffle iron! That works too!