Name: Charcuterie Dip with Prosciutto and Blackberries
Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 10 min
Ingredients: 8 ounces brie cheese round (cut into half inch cubes); 3 ounces prosciutto; 2 tablespoons garlic butter (see notes for a homemade version); 6 ounces fresh blackberries; ¼ cups hot pepper jelly; 4 small fresh rosemary sprigs; 2 pinch salt and black pepper (to taste); 1 tablespoons honey (for drizzling); 1 loaf crusty bread (sliced, for serving (or other dippers))

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This charcuterie dip takes everything you love about a cheese board and bakes it into one warm, gooey dish. Cubed brie, rolled prosciutto, fresh blackberries, and a little heat from hot pepper jelly all melt together in the oven, then get finished with salt, pepper, and a drizzle of honey.

Like every baked brie I make, this one is impossible to stop eating.

It also reheats really well. It tastes best straight out of the oven, but if you have leftovers, just scoop some out and warm it up. The flavor holds up even better the second time around.

What You Need for This Charcuterie Baked Brie

Brie cheese cut into small cubes so it melts evenly through the whole dish instead of staying in one solid wheel.
Prosciutto rolled into little rosettes and tucked around the cheese. This is the same rolling technique I use for salami roses on a charcuterie board.
Garlic butter adds richness in small dollops around the dish.
Fresh blackberries for pops of sweetness against the salty meat and cheese.
Hot pepper jelly brings a little heat and tang. Homemade or store bought both work here.
Fresh rosemary sprigs for flavor and a beautiful finished look.
Salt, pepper, and honey added after baking to round everything out.
Crusty bread for serving.

Close up of melted brie charcuterie dip with prosciutto, blackberries, and pepper jelly

How to Make Garlic Butter for This Recipe

THIS IS OPTIONAL IF YOU DO NOT HAVE PREMADE GARLIC BUTTER. If you do not have garlic butter on hand, it takes just a few minutes to make and keeps in the fridge for up to a week.

Mix together:

1 stick (half cup) softened salted butter
3 to 4 garlic cloves, minced
1 tablespoon fresh parsley, diced

If you are using unsalted butter, add a quarter teaspoon of salt to the mix. Store in a sealed container in the fridge until you are ready to use it.

What Baking Dish to Use

Any oval or round baking dish in the 2 to 2 and a half quart range works well for this recipe. I used a 10 by 8 inch oval dish, which gave the cheese, prosciutto, and blackberries enough room to spread out without crowding. An 8×8 baking dish or similar sized oval casserole dish will also work.

How to Make Charcuterie Baked Brie Dip

Preheat the oven to 350 degrees and lightly grease your baking dish. Add the cubed brie, then roll and tuck the prosciutto in around the cheese.

Brie cheese cut into half inch cubes in a baking dish before adding toppings

Nestle the blackberries into the gaps, then add small dollops of garlic butter and hot pepper jelly throughout.

Cubed brie cheese topped with prosciutto rosettes and fresh blackberries before baking

Tuck in a few small rosemary sprigs and bake for 8 to 10 minutes, just until the cheese is melted and beginning to bubble at the edges.

Finish with salt, pepper, and a drizzle of honey, then serve immediately with crusty bread.

Tips for the Best Charcuterie Dip

Make your own toasted bread. Slice a loaf of French bread, brush one side with olive oil, and bake for 5 to 10 minutes until dry. Let it cool slightly before serving alongside the dip.

Check your pepper jelly heat level. Homemade hot pepper jelly can vary quite a bit in spice. Taste yours ahead of time so you know what you are working with once it is baked in.

Spoonful of hot pepper jelly being added to charcuterie dip with prosciutto and blackberries

Skip the rosemary stems. The sprigs are there for flavor and presentation, not for eating. Let your guests know they are a garnish so nobody tries to chew on a stem.

Reheat leftovers gently. If you have any left, this scoops and reheats well, keeping plenty of flavor even the next day.

Toasted bread dipped into warm charcuterie dip with melted brie and blackberries

What to Serve with Charcuterie Dip

This dip fits right in on a bigger spread. For more warm cheese options, try garlic baked brie dip, honey brie with pistachios, or fried brie with blueberries and pecans.

Around the holidays, cranberry brie bites are another easy addition. For more party spread inspiration, check out our best party dips and snack board ideas and no cook finger foods for parties.

Charcuterie Dip with Prosciutto and Blackberries

What You Need for This Charcuterie Baked Brie