Can I use a different type of cheese?
While Camembert is traditional, a ripe Brie or even a soft Limburger can be used for a similar texture, but the flavor profile will change slightly. Just make sure it is very ripe!
German · snack
10m
Total time
2
Servings
450
kcal
easy
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While Camembert is traditional, a ripe Brie or even a soft Limburger can be used for a similar texture, but the flavor profile will change slightly. Just make sure it is very ripe!
The spice level is adjustable. I recommend starting with the specified amount of hot paprika, then tasting and adding more if you desire a fierier spread. You are in charge of your own spice adventure!
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