
This heavenly apple and brie stuffed chicken has transformed my weeknight dinner routine from mundane to magnificent. The combination of sweet apples, creamy brie, and tangy maple-dijon glaze creates a restaurant-worthy meal that comes together with surprising ease in your own kitchen.
I first created this dish when trying to use up some leftover brie from a party. My husband, who typically finds chicken boring, requested it three times in the following week. It's now our go-to when we want something special without hours in the kitchen.
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This recipe was born from my love of French flavors but perfected during a fall apple-picking trip. We had bags of fresh Granny Smiths, and I discovered their tartness perfectly balances the rich brie. Now the smell of this baking instantly transports me to crisp autumn evenings.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- → Can I use a different type of cheese?
Yes, creamy cheeses like Camembert or Fontina are great substitutes for Brie, providing similar texture and flavor.
- → What kind of apple is best for this recipe?
Granny Smith apples work best as they maintain their texture during cooking and add a subtle tartness that complements the Brie and glaze.
- → Can I prepare this in advance?
Yes, you can stuff the chicken and prepare the glaze a few hours ahead. Store them separately in the fridge and bake just before serving.
- → What can I serve with this dish?
Pair it with roasted vegetables, mashed potatoes, or a light side salad for a complete meal.
- → How can I tell when the chicken is done?
Use a meat thermometer to check the internal temperature, which should reach 165°F (74°C) at the thickest part of the chicken.