Should you cut camembert before baking it?

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Typically, you should slice off the top rind or at least score the top in a cross shape to vent air so that the cheese doesn’t dry out or expand too much. However, it’s best not to cut the cheese apart before you cook it unless you’re using a recipe that calls for cutting.

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