5 BEST CHARCUTERIE BOARD IDEAS
The 5 best Charcuterie Board Ideas to impress, plus all the top tips, tricks, and 'formulas' to creating the perfect charcuterie board every single time! Holiday, brunch and vegan appetizer board ideas can be the starting point for your own unique spread or follow the directions as is for starter plates everyone will enjoy.
Provided by Olena Osipov
Categories Appetizer
Time 30m
Number Of Ingredients 55
Steps:
- Gather board base essentials: board, cheese knife, dip bowls, condiment utensils, toothpicks.
- Placing larger items like blocks or slices of cheese on the board first.
- Add dips, pickled veg bowls, sliced meats next.
- Add crackers and breads spacing them out on board.
- Fill in gaps with fresh fruit, veggies and/or dried fruits and nuts.
- Add garnish and serve immediately or chill until ready to serve.
Nutrition Facts : Calories 686 kcal, Carbohydrate 70 g, Protein 20 g, Fat 38 g, SaturatedFat 18 g, Cholesterol 96 mg, Sodium 1281 mg, Fiber 6 g, Sugar 36 g, UnsaturatedFat 17 g, ServingSize 1 serving
HOW TO MAKE A FRENCH CHARCUTERIE BOARD
A beautiful charcuterie and cheese board à la française.
Provided by Nassie
Categories Appetizers and Starters
Time 20m
Number Of Ingredients 39
Steps:
- Remove everything from the fridge and the plastic wrapping about 15 minutes before serving.
- Place your hams and cheeses around the platter.
- Place your sweet and salty items in the open spaces.
- Serve with wine.
Nutrition Facts : Calories 364 calories, Carbohydrate 59 grams carbohydrates, Cholesterol 19 milligrams cholesterol, Fat 11 grams fat, Fiber 3 grams fiber, Protein 10 grams protein, SaturatedFat 4 grams saturated fat, ServingSize 1, Sodium 510 grams sodium, Sugar 26 grams sugar, TransFat 0 grams trans fat, UnsaturatedFat 6 grams unsaturated fat
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Steps:
- Arrange everything on a platter and serve.
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- (Optional step): If you're using wood, spread a layer of parchment paper on your board so that the fatty foods like meats and cheeses don't leave grease stains. If you are using marble, like I did, or a metal sheet pan, no protection is required.
- Start by choosing one or more focal points. It can be anything! I placed a few bowls of jam, hummus, pomegranate seeds, and mozzarella balls with olives on the board first to establish my focal points. They are usually placed either in the center or in spots where you will place other items around. But in this case, since those bowls are not filled with the main items (meats and cheeses), you will have to leave enough space to layer the main items around those focal points. These small bwols make the board more visually appealing, especially if you choose some with different sizes/height/shapes.
- Next, layer one ingredient at a time on the board, starting with the 2 key items: cured meats (like Calabrese, prosciutto, and capocollo) and cheeses (I chose a hard cheese like cheddar which is popular among kids, and some other hard cheeses like manchego, loved by adults).
- Then arrange the starches, such as crackers, breadsticks, and toast on the board, followed by the seasonal fruits and veggies on the board. Different colors of produce make for a bright, vivid, and beautiful board! I picked some that my kids would eat such as grapes and strawberries.
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- Place taller items, such as jars of jam, chutney, cornichons and breadsticks in the center of the platter.
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- Prosciutto and Fig Salad Board. The tough part about serving salad from a bowl? All the toppings (read: the best part) fall to the bottom. Using a fancy cutting or charcuterie board solves that problem.
- Fruicuterie Board. If there are vegetarians at the party, build an epic cheese board sans-meat. Here, five types of cheese meet an array of fresh fruits (kiwi!
- Ultimate Cheese Plate with Roasted Grapes. Every charcuterie board should have something unexpected on it, like herb-kissed roasted grapes. They turn uber sweet and jammy after a stint in the oven.
- Spanish Tapas Board. If you're having trouble nailing down your cheese board's elements, choosing a specific theme can help. This pick boasts Spanish favorites like heirloom pan con tomate, patatas bravas with saffron aioli, manzanilla olives, marcona almonds and Serrano ham.
- Presidential Cheese Board. Treat your guests like VIPs. All of the board's components are inspired by past presidents' favorite foods.
- Dairy-Free Cranberry Rosemary Cheese Roll and Charcuterie Board. Yeah, we’re serious. Soaked cashews and light miso make this dairy-free gem possible.
- Charcuterie Board Two Ways. The first board is for meat and cheese lovers. The second puts hummus, tapenade, nuts and crudités front and center for your vegan friends.
- Summer Charcuterie Snack Board. We’d have this for our last meal, Gaby Dalkin. Catch us munching away on the patio with a glass of vino in hand.
- Antipasto Appetizer Cheese Board. This starter has a little something for everyone. Our favorite part is the pearl mozzarella marinated in olive oil, herbs and spices, but the marinated artichoke hearts are a close second.
- Maple Cream and Apple Baked Brie Board. That crostini bar, though. This autumnal beauty has Thanksgiving cocktail hour written all over it.
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- Jambon de Bayonne (The French Prosciutto) If you really want to class up your charcuterie platter, you need to include the most famous French cured ham, jambon de Bayonne (Bayonne ham), considered the Champagne of hams throughout Europe.
- Prosciutto. If you can’t find French jambon de Bayonne, there’s always Italian Prosciutto for your charcuterie plate. Like French Jambon de Bayonne, Prosciutto is cured by salting and hung to air dry.
- Jambon de Savoie (Savoy ham) Fine food purveyors will love jambon de Savoie from the Savoy region of France. Like Bayonne ham, Savoy hams are produced under similarly strict conditions but are boiled before being hung to air cure for a minimum of 12 months in Alpine curing sheds at an altitude of at least 600 metres.
- Coppa. Coppa, pork counterpart of the air-dried, cured beef Bresaola, is also called capicolla or capocollo. Although not French, Italian Coppa ham is an extremely popular type of cured meat.
- Bresaola Beef. Unlike the vast majority of cured meats you’ll typically find on a French charcuterie platter, bresaola is made from beef instead of pork.
- Speck Ham. Speck from the Tyrol region of Italy is like a smoked variation of prosciutto. Before the speck is cured, the pig’s hindquarters are rubbed with various spices, including juniper berries, bay leaves, nutmeg and garlic.
- Saucisson Sec (French-style dry sausage) This thick, French sausage is dry-cured, and while it’s typically made of pork, it can also be made from pork and a mixture of other meats.
- Lomo Serrano. A popular Spanish cured meat, Lomo Serrano is made from dry-cured pork tenderloin, and the result is pillowy soft and rich in flavour. Lomo comes in a variety of distinct flavours, not from the curing process, but from the breed of pig used.
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- Bagels + Lox Brunch Board. Photo Credit: champagne-tastes.com. This is so simple but elegant at the same time. If you have smoked salmon lovers, this is is a great choice.
- Bagel Breakfast Charcuterie Board. Photo Credit: kelleynan.com. If lox aren't your thing for bagels, you can doing a bagel board with all of your favorite toppings and spreads...
- Light Breakfast Board. Photo Credit: bigflavorstinykitchen.com. So many breakfast option that are budget-friendly choices here - yogurt and granola, granola bars, croissants, hard-boiled eggs...
- EASY Bread BRUNCH CHARCUTERIE BOARD. Photo Credit: homeonpoplarcreek.com. This board has lots of your favorite breads all mixed in... biscuits, muffins, bagels, arranged with fruit, sausage, and other breakfast goodies.
- Top-Your-Own Toast Board. Photo Credit: thebakermama.com. How genius is this? Everyone picks their own toppings for toast... from bacon to eggs to fruit to Nutella...
- Pancake Brunch Board. Think about the IHOP menu set out on one board, on your table. That's pretty much what you have here! Can't go wrong.
- French Toast Breakfast Charcuterie Board. Photo Credit: tastyoven.com. If French toast is more your thing than pancakes, this is another sure crowd-pleaser!
- Build-Your-Own Waffle Board. Photo Credit: thebakermama.com. Can't forget about the waffles! This one can be done similarly to French toast and pancakes, but feel free to leave out some ice cream and whipped cream with this, too!
- Traditional Breakfast Charcuterie Board. Photo Credit: hoosierhomemade.com. This board is a mix of all your standard favorites: pancakes, yogurt, eggs, sausage, fruit...
- Fruit Tray Platter. Photo Credit: recipesfromapantry.com. You can never go wrong with serving fruit at a brunch! With so many options to choose from, not only will it taste great but those colors are amazing.
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- Foie gras. Because it is so unique and so famous worldwide, I had to go with foie gras as number 1—despite the criticisms about how the ducks reared for this purpose are overfed to make them fatter.
- Steak-frites (Steak with French Fries) If there was a national dish, it would have to be steak-frites, which is a piece of beef with French fries. Now, before I go any further, French fries are not French, they come originally from Belgium—that’s the reason why I decided not to give them their own spot in the list.
- Jambon-beurre (Ham Sandwich) This is the most classical and popular sandwich in France: the one that you will find in every single bakery in the country; the one that people buy at the railway station to snack on during their journey; the one that families prepare for a picnic at the beach; the one you make yourself in the morning when you know you have a busy working day ahead and won’t have time to go out for lunch…
- Fromage (Cheese) What goes better with bread than fromage? Nothing, if you ask me! While the baguette is the visual icon of French gastronomy, cheese is perhaps the element that stands out the most from our gastronomy.
- Baguette, pain, and others. Ah, the famous, enduring cliché of the French walking around with a baguette under their arm! I know, I know, I have already talked about it with the saucisson.
- Charcuterie. Charcuterie is a category of food in itself, consisting of a wide variety of cured meats and preparations using meat (usually pork) as a base.
- Galettes bretonnes, aka crêpes salées. Galette bretonnes, also known as crêpes salées, are the savory equivalent of the famous and sweet crêpes. These thin buckwheat pancakes, originally from Brittany, are extremely popular all across the country.
- Quiche. You could argue that quiche is to the French what pizza is to the Italians. Indeed, this savory pie with a crusty dough is found everywhere in the country, with many different types of filling: cheese, vegetables, smoked salmon, meat, anchovies, mushrooms, herbs, shrimps… you name it!
- Huîtres (Oysters) Ah, oysters! After frogs and snails, this is probably the third most “disgusting” specialty on this list. After all, we eat them raw, directly from the shell, with just a dash of lemon juice.
- Omelette. Why would I put such a basic preparation so high on the list? Well, because it is a very popular dish, and because it can be much more complex and fancy than you would think.
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