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5 BEST CHARCUTERIE BOARD IDEAS



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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

16 oz grapes (2 varieties)
8 oz cured or smoked meats (salami, prosciutto etc.)
10 oz soft cheese (blue cheese, brie, havarti, goat cheese)
10 oz semi-hard cheese (gruyere, cheddar, parmesan)
12 oz baguette and crackers (Parmesan crisps, almond flour/whole wheat etc. crackers, Parmesan chips)
5 oz condiments (jam, jelly or honeycomb)
10 oz dried fruit (apricots, dates, figs, cherries)
5 oz pickled veggies (olives, pickled cornichons/baby dill pickles or string beans)
1 serving olive oil bread dip
16 oz grapes (2 varieties)
8 oz cured or smoked meats (honey maple roast turkey, prosciutto)
10 oz soft cheese (blue cheese, brie, havarti, goat cheese)
10 oz semi-hard cheese (gruyere, cheddar, parmesan)
1 pomegranate
10 oz fresh seasonal fruits (figs, pears, apples)
5 oz fresh seasonal veggies (brussels sprouts)
5 oz dried fruit (cranberries, raisins, dates)
5 oz pickled veggies (olives, pickled cornichons or string beans)
12 oz breads and crackers/chips (mini ciabatta buns, sweet potato and beet chips/crackers)
5 oz condiments (mustard)
1 serving french onion dip
1 serving olive oil dip
16 oz grapes (2 varieties)
8 oz cured or smoked meats (garlic roast beef)
10 oz soft cheese (blue cheese, brie, havarti, goat cheese)
10 oz semi-hard cheese (gruyere, cheddar, parmesan)
1 pomegranate
5 oz seasonal fresh vegetable (brussels sprouts)
5 oz pickled veggies (olives, pickled cornichons or string beans)
5-8 oz dried fruits/nuts (hazelnuts, pistachios, cranberries)
12 oz breads and crackers/chips (stollen, panettone, fruit & nut bread, sweet potato and beet crackers/chips)
5 oz condiments (mustard)
1 serving healthy veggie dip
1 serving french onion dip
16 oz grapes (2 varieties)
8 oz smoked vegan protein (tofu, tempeh etc.)
10 oz vegan soft cheese (ricotta)
10 oz vegan hard cheese (cheddar)
5-8 oz pickled / marinated veggies (marinated bell peppers, olives, pickled cornichons or string beans)
10 oz fresh veggies (zucchini, cucumber, snap peas, cauliflower, cabbage)
5-8 oz dried fruits/nuts (apricots, pistachios)
12 oz bread and crackers/chips (fruit and nut bread, baguette, crackers, sweet and beet crackers/chips)
5 oz condiments (preserves, jellies, mustard)
1 serving garlic hummus
1 serving veggie dip
16 oz grapes (2 varieties)
8 oz smoked meats (salmon)
5 hard boiled eggs (sliced)
10 oz semi-soft cheese (cream cheese, goat cheese)
5-8 oz fresh veggies (cucumber, zucchini tomato, lettuce, avocado slices)
6 oz fresh berries (raspberries, blueberries, blackberries, sliced strawberries)
5 oz pickled veggies (capers, pickled cornichons etc)
6-8 bagels (assorted and sliced)
4 oz dark chocolate (for garnish)
fresh herbs (dill, parsley, mint etc.)

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



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A beautiful charcuterie and cheese board à la française.

Provided by Nassie

Categories     Appetizers and Starters

Time 20m

Number Of Ingredients 39

1 soft cheese (camembert, brie, reblochon, vieux boulogne, époisses de bourgogne)
1 hard cheese (comté, etorki, gruyère, mimolette, beaufort)
1 goat cheese (tomme de chèvre, sainte-maure, crottin de chavignol, valençay)
1 blue cheese (roquefort, bleu d'auvergne)
Apple slices
Grapes
Figs
Small serving cup of fig jam
Raisins
Strawberries
Blueberries
Honey
Cherry tomatoes
Chutneys
Olives
Nuts (peanuts, almonds, or pistachios)
Cornichons
Pickles
Tapenade
Jalapenos
Radishes
Baguette
Sliced sourdough bread
Sliced rye bread
Sliced multi-grain bread
Focaccia
Ciabatta
Salted butter
Extra virgin olive oil
Dijon fine mustard
Sprigs of arugula or coriander
Jambon cru (ham from bayonne, de parme, prosciutto, d'auvergne, serrano)
Jambon sec (ham from ardennes, ardèche, corsica)
Jambon fumé (smoked hams)
Saucisson (rosette, chorizo, saucisson de lyon, saucisson d'arles)
Jambon blanc (cooked hams)
Pâté
Terrines
Rillettes

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

FRENCH CHARCUTERIE PLATTER



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Provided by Food Network

Categories     appetizer

Time 10m

Number Of Ingredients 10

Jambon de Paris
Jambon de Bayonne
Saucisson de Lyon
Saucisson en Brioche
Fromage de Tete
Pate on Croute
Pate Provencal
Pickles
Mustard
Sourdough bread

Steps:

  • Arrange everything on a platter and serve.

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  • 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).
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Now it's time to tackle the classic French charcuterie platter. Mar 16, 2012 - Here's the fourth and final part of Around the World in Four Spreads. So far we've given you the Italian antipasti, the Mediterranean mezze and the Korean Banchan. Now it's time to tackle the classic French charcuterie platter. Pinterest. Today. Explore. When autocomplete results are available use …
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HOW TO MAKE A CHARCUTERIE PLATTER - D'ARTAGNAN
The perfect charcuterie plate will contain at least 3 to 5 types of charcuterie representing different styles and textures, plus something acidic, like pickles, and something sweet like fruit chutney to complement the flavors. Nuts, fresh and dried fruits, bread, and crackers also make wonderful accompaniments. Continue reading for tips on making your own charcuterie plate.
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CHARCUTERIE AND CO | CHARCUTERIE BOARDS & BOXES FOR ...
Gourmet charcuterie boxes and grazing tables, layered with artisan cheeses, cured meats, baguettes, crackers, dips, pickles,olives, fruits, veggies, nuts and more. Completely customizable for any dietary needs or preferences. Easy gatherings on Van Isle A New Way to Celebrate, Waste-Free. Charcuterie & Co. brings you completely customizable gourmet charcuterie …
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HOW TO CREATE A FRENCH CHARCUTERIE PLATTER | RECIPES FROM ...
Jan 26, 2017 - A French Charcuterie Platter is an easy appetizer that is ideal for all sorts of occasions. Follow these tips and create the perfect charcuterie board.
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FOOD STYLING SECRETS: CHARCUTERIE - HOME STYLING WORKS
I also talk about French charcuterie and cheeses in my French Picnic post. CHARCUTERIE “FRIENDS” I like to add sweet and savory complementary items alongside the charcuterie, to balance the richness of the meats. Below is a list of suggestions to accompany your charcuterie meats. CHARCUTERIE PLATTER #1. Creating an artfully styled …
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CHARCUTERIE BOARD IDEAS: 10 MEAT & CHEESE PLATTERS TO MAKE ...
Charcuterie is a French term for cured, aged and cooked meats, which can be purchased from specialist shops, also known as charcuterie. The original charcuterie boards offered a simple selection of quality charcuterie meats, much like this charcuterie selection appetiser, but over the years they have evolved to include all kinds of gourmet treats.
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