Converse of object

• include: Starters include fried brie ( £ 2.90 ), while cod and chips starts at around a fiver.

• have: When I heard the news I was eating my dessert in a French restaurant, in fact I had brie the day she died.

Adjective modifier

• fried: Given my dreams from the night before - perhaps deep fried brie as a starter might have been a bad idea.

• deep: Given my dreams from the night before - perhaps deep fried brie as a starter might have been a bad idea.

• good: Take a couple of really good brie from the best local cheese shop you can find.

• ripe: Cut the ripe brie into strips and arrange them on two of the slices of bread.

• blue: Very good with the cheese especially the blue brie, a bit cloying sweet with the cheese cake.

• creamy: From marble Roquefort to plump creamy brie, the essence of France is fromage to me!

Modifies a noun

• bruschetta: The brie bruschetta was fine but unmemorable and again was overwhelmed by rocket.

• baguette: The first time we stopped in here I'd just had a brie baguette in celebration of Bastille Day Eve.