Extra-Rich Brioche
Chef Iliana Regan’s buttery brioche is so good that it could be eaten alone, but it’s even better slathered with her homemade cultured butter and fresh raspberry preserves.
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Homemade Brioche Burger Buns
Brioche burger buns might be controversial, but these brioche buns are hard to argue with—trust us.
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Almond Toasted Brioche
This French toast-esque breakfast dessert is a great option for a stay-at-home Sunday brunch, especially because the recipe makes things easy by calling for store-bought brioche.
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Brioche Crab Melts
Basically a hybrid between a patty melt and a lobster roll, this crab-forward sandwich is indulgent (hello, truffle butter) without being too heavy. The brioche has just the right amount of density to hold chunks of crab that have been sprinkled with Gruyère cheese.
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Jam-Stuffed Brioche French Toast
At Sqirl, the Los Angeles cafe with a cult following, owner Jessica Koslow showcases all different types of jam in all different types of ways—on granola, with porridge, layered on top of ricotta toast. And, of course, stuffed into brioche French toast, as detailed in this recipe.
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Lobster Salad Sandwiches on Brioche
Chef Anne Quatrano’s lobster rolls are served cold, on generously-buttered brioche buns, with a creamy mayonnaise sauce.
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Brioche with Prosciutto, Gruyère and Egg
This open-face sandwich has been a staple on the menu at Suzanne Goin’s Los Angeles wine bar, A.O.C., since she opened the space in 2003. Named the A.O.C. Brioche, the dish is composed of melted Gruyère, frisée, prosciutto, and sunny-side up egg, all piled on top of a thickly-cut piece of brioche.
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