These apple-and-Brie puff pastries take the fuss out of making a party-worthy appetizer by layering the ingredients upside down, molding the puff pastry over the filling, then inverting them after they’re done baking. 📸: @sophie_j89 Ingredients: - 6 tablespoons spicy brown mustard - 1 large Honeycrisp apple or other sweet apple, cut into 24 thin slices - 12 thin slices Brie cheese, divided (2.5 ounces) - 1 tablespoon fresh thyme leaves, plus more for garnish - 1 sheet puff pastry, thawed and cut into 6 equal pieces - 1 large egg, beaten Directions: 1. Preheat oven to 375°F. Line a large rimmed baking sheet with parchment paper. 2. Spread 1 teaspoon mustard in each of 6 evenly spaced areas on the baking sheet. Top each smear of mustard with 4 shingled apple slices. Top each apple pile with 2 slices Brie; sprinkle each pile with thyme. Roll out puff pastry pieces to fit over the filling, (about 4-inch squares). Press the puff pastry pieces around each filling mound; the edges should be touching the parchment. Brush the tops with egg. 3. Bake until nicely browned, 20 to 25 minutes. Let stand for 5 minutes before serving. Invert the pastries and garnish with thyme, if desired. For full recipe information, head to the link in our bio.

Sweet corn + hot honey = a delicious balance of flavors. Tap the link in our bio for the full recipe > @eatingwell developed by @mariannew44 #eatingwelleats #summersalad #sidedish

Estimates suggest that people belch up to 30 times per day and pass gas around 8 to 14 times daily. Having some gas is normal, but excessive gas may be a sign of a digestive issue. If you are experiencing gas at specific times of day, like nighttime, it may be helpful to know that certain behaviors can increase the likelihood of having more gas. link in bio > @eatingwell

Refreshing and bright, these might just be the official treat of the summer 2023. Learn how to make it at the link in our bio.

On this week’s #ThePrep, did you know there’s no need to eat traditional dishes from the Mediterranean region to reap the benefits? The Mediterranean diet is widely known as one of the healthiest eating patterns. Research has shown this diet can help reduce your risk of chronic diseases, increase longevity, support your cognitive function and more. Contrary to popular belief, the principles of the Mediterranean diet can be applied to any cuisine, not only those traditional in the Mediterranean region. This week features 25 minute Mediterranean diet dinners (weekly plan & shopping list included!) Click the link in our bio for the full plan > @eatingwell

Just one handful of this satisfying snack is enough to aid in your blood sugar management. link in bio > @eatingwell

This salad is not only amazingly simple and tasty-- it's full of anti-inflammatory ingredients from kale. Healthy fats from the olive oil dressing can also help reduce chronic inflammation symptoms. Tap the link in our bio for the full recipe > @eatingwell developed by @eleanor.chalstrom 📸: @jason_donnelly_photography #eatingwelleats #antiinflammatory #kalesalad | @eatingwell

Love elote? You'll fall head over heels for this pasta salad!! Tap the link in our bio for the full recipe > @eatingwell developed by @theotherjukiagulia 📸: @gregdupree #eatingwelleats #elote

Featuring seasonal ingredients like tomato, eggplant, zucchini and spinach, these dinners are the perfect way to enjoy the change of temperature. link in bio > @eatingwell

What’re your go-to frozen food buys at @costco? Tell us in the comments 👇

If there's anyone we're going to trust to show us some of the best eateries and must-visit locations in Milan, Italy, it's Giada De Laurentiis. Head to the link in our bio > @eatingwell for the travel guide that's positively dreamy.

The basil dressing packs a flavorful punch. 🙌 Tap the link in our bio for the full recipe > @eatingwell developed by @livdansky 📸: @antonisachilleos #eatingwelleats #tomtatosalad #capresesalad