
With almost no hassle, these Cranberry Brie Bites add a classy touch to your celebrations. Soft crescent dough hugs melty brie and punchy cranberry sauce, while crunchy pecans go on top. In half an hour, you'll have a treat everyone's gonna love.
Quick Shopping List
You'll throw together Cranberry Brie Bites using just a handful of tasty things:
- Finishing Touch: Fresh rosemary gives a nice, herby feel.
- Sweetness: Add some zip with cranberry sauce.
- Cheesy Goodness: Grab some brie, rind and all.
- Crunch: Pecans, chopped up, for texture.
- Dough Base: Flaky ready-to-bake crescent dough makes it simple.
Effortless Assembly Steps
- Don’t wait, serve the bites hot and fresh from the oven
- Let them bake till they’re crispy and golden
- Start filling those dough cups with brie, cranberry, pecans, and some rosemary
- Gently shape dough squares in the muffin tin
- Slice out even dough squares so you don’t run short
- Get the oven hot and the tin ready first
Helpful Tips
Want these Cranberry Brie Bites to turn out awesome? Get crescent dough sheets if they’re in stock, slice the brie while it’s cold, and if things need to be ready fast, put them together earlier and pop them in the fridge till you bake.

Leftover Storage
If you wind up with extra bites, stash them airtight for up to 4 days. Reheat in the oven—they’ll taste best that way. For freezer folks, toss them in for up to 3 months, then thaw before warming up again.
Twist Ideas
If you wanna shake up your Cranberry Brie Bites, sub in another cheese or swap in any favorite jam. Switch the nuts or use different herbs, or even drizzle on hot honey for heat. Any combo gives these snacks a whole new vibe.
Frequently Asked Questions
- → Can I make these ahead of time?
You can cut everything beforehand, but bake them right before you want to eat. They’re best hot with melty cheese from the oven.
- → Why cut the brie into pieces instead of using one chunk?
Bite-sized bits of brie melt quicker and more evenly. That way every bite has just the right amount of cheese and topping.
- → Can I use different nuts or leave them out?
Try walnuts or skip nuts completely. They'll taste awesome either way—brie and cranberry sauce do the heavy lifting here.
- → Do I have to use fresh rosemary?
Fresh rosemary makes these bites taste and look fancy, but it’s OK to leave it off. Don’t swap in dried rosemary, though—it’s not the same and is kinda tough.
- → What's the best cranberry sauce to use?
Go for whole berry cranberry sauce instead of the jellied kind. Either homemade or canned works great in this snack.