This is so easy and VERY good! I made this to take to a party and got MANY requests for the recipe!

I bummed this recipe off of a friend who got it from this site. It is soooo good! You can't go wrong. The directions are simple, the ingredients are clear cut. I made for a Thanksgiving appetizer, at a "gourmet chef's" house, and it was a huge hit! Thanks!

I'm only giving this four stars because I changed the recipe somewhat, otherwise it'd be five! The key to the deliciousness was a mushroom brie from Trader Joe's---the flavor fused perfectly with the other ingredients. Also, I used individual puff pastries to make it easier to serve, left out the apples, and put one clove of roasted garlic inside of each instead of on top. Amazing! Can't wait to bring it to a party!

Excellent baked Brie. The Granny Smith apples give a nice tartness that softens the sweet roasted garlic. The only changes that I made was that I used shallots instead of onions. It provides a more delicate flavor that doesn't over-power the apples and garlic. I also added the roasted garlic with the apple and shallot on top of the Brie instead of as a garnish. This combination enhances the wonderful flavor of the Brie. Try it; you won't be disappointed.

This recipe was delicious and a very nice presentation. I didn't serve any starch on the side, as the puff pastry is already included. Lovely with a nice white wine.

I made a very similar version of this recipe last night and took it to a ladies get-together. My recipe varied a bit although its hard to go wrong with these ingredients. I cut a 15 oz round of brie in half horizontally, topped with a few tablespoons of apricot preserves, then topped that with carmelized onions mixed with roasted chopped walnuts. Then I added the second half of the brie and used the same toppings (apricot, onion/walnuts). I didn't use as much butter when I carmelized the onions - only about 2 Tbs - and I cooked them very slowly for about 15 minutes before adding a spoonful of sugar and letting them cook covered for 10 more minutes and adding the walnuts. I also used thawed Phyllo dough (4 sheets brushed with butter) to wrap the brie. I served this with sliced baguette bread and crackers, with sliced Asian pears on the side. Yummm.. this was met with rave reviews!!

I have made this multiple times now and it is an absolute hit with everyone! No need for any garnish and simplifies the recipe immensely. Serve with good, whole wheat crackers. The best!!!

I had something like this at a local cafe and made my own version of it. I carmelized an onion with a handfull of chopped hazelnuts and mixed in a small jar of apricott preserves. I wrapped it in phyllo dough instead of puff pastry and served it with fruit and sliced baguette.

I made this for a party. I am not a brie lover, but my guests really liked this. Followed recipe, smelled great and none left over. Easy too.

Fabulous! Everyone loved it!

So simple, yet so impressive! My roommate and I made this randomly one night and gobbled it up with water crackers. I will definatey make this again for a larger group (so I don't eat it all!).

Not that easy to make and sort of messy. Tastes good, but VERY rich. A little goes a long way.

Very tasty indeed. I made this during the holidays and served it with french bread crisps and it dissapeared in no time. Thanks for sharing.

I made this for a party, and first nobody touched it. Once someone cut into it, it disappeared fast! The onion/apple combo is awesome. I served with Wheat Thins. Excellent!!!

I love this. It is a big hit to bring as an appetizer. It is so easy to make too.

This was easy and delicious. I cut the puff pastry into 4 quarters and placed a peice of brie in each, topped with caramilzed apple and onion and formed individual servings - a hit!

I loved the carmelized filling and the garlic technique. This dish has a neutral flavor. (Although I did find it to be on the greasier side.) It is easy to do. I might add another apple next time.