Easter Charcuterie Board
An Easter charcuterie board centered around a brie wheel decorated to resemble a carrot, paired with assorted cured meats, cheeses, fresh fruits, and chocolate treats for a show-stopping spring entertaining platter.
An Easter charcuterie board centered around a brie wheel decorated to resemble a carrot, paired with assorted cured meats, cheeses, fresh fruits, and chocolate treats for a show-stopping spring entertaining platter.
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Place the wheel of brie in the center of a large round board.
Using a small knife, score a carrot shape into the top of the brie.
Fill the scored carrot shape with apricot preserves.
Create salami roses by folding slices over the rim of a small glass, then invert onto the board. Make two roses.
Place the marinated olive and cheese mix into a small bowl and add it to the board.
Use a bunny-shaped cookie cutter to cut shapes from the asiago cheese and arrange them on the board.
Fold slices of prosciutto and arrange them next to the brie.
Place the chocolate mini eggs in a small bowl and add to the board.
Slice the kiwis decoratively, leaving the skin on, and place them on the board.
Add the log of salami with blueberries and a small jar of honey.
Begin filling in the larger gaps on the board with crackers.
Slice the Irish cheddar into sticks and add them to the board.
Fill the remaining spaces with dried apricots, red grapes, yogurt covered nuts, fresh raspberries, and fresh blueberries.
Place a sprig of fresh dill at the top of the apricot carrot to act as the carrot greens. Serve and enjoy.
Assemble up to 4 hours ahead; cover and refrigerate. Let come to room temperature 30 minutes before serving for best flavor and cheese texture.
wooden or marble charcuterie board (16-18 inches recommended) · small spreader knife for brie toppings
Top the brie wheel with apricot preserves and garnish with a fresh dill sprig to create the carrot appearance.
Yes, assemble the board up to 4 hours before serving. Keep it covered and refrigerated until guests arrive, then bring to room temperature for 30 minutes for best flavor.
Start with the centerpiece (brie), then arrange cured meats in clusters, add cheese wedges, fill gaps with fruits and olives, and scatter chocolate eggs throughout for visual interest.
Yes, swap asiago for aged gouda or gruyere, and use any soft cheese in place of brie. Maintain variety in texture and age for best results.
Plan for approximately 2-3 ounces of cheese and 1-2 ounces of cured meat per person. A 16-18 inch board typically serves 8-10 guests.
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