Charcuterie Board Ideas for Your Holiday Party

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Charcuterie boards are beautiful and simple to make. You can use a variety of colors, textures, and ingredients to wow your guests.

Charcuterie means a delicatessen specializing in dressed meats and meat dishes. I've heard them called grazing boards which really, that's what they are. You stand around the board and just pick up and eat.

Here are some beautiful and tasty charcuterie boards that inspire you to make one.


Let's start off the day with a breakfast board. I love breakfast food: pancakes, waffles, bacon, sausages, eggs, and pastries. You can make this board fancy-looking because let's face it, breakfast foods are a little to look at. But this breakfast board is definitely inviting.

Healthy Breakfast Charcuterie Board - Feast and Farm



This breakfast board is actually beautiful and yummy. All you need is Pancakes, Fresh fruit, whipped cream, Butter, Candy, Maple syrup & marshmallows. 

Easy Christmas Breakfast Board Idea - Make and Takes



Here's a cute Christmas tree board. At most celebrations there is always a veggie tray, so why not make it look festive for your holiday gathering. Just looking at it makes me happy. 

Cute Christmas Appetizer - Christmas Tree Veggie Tray - My Kitchen Love



This candy cane Christmas Caprese Salad is super easy and festive! Serve with toasted sourdough bread, balsamic vinegar, and olive oil for dipping. 


Christmas Caprese Salad - Daisies & Pie (daisiesandpie.co.uk)





Choose your favorite meats, crackers, nuts, and cheese for the spectacular 7 festive Christmas tree board.

Wood skewers loaded with goodies are stacked and shaped in a ring to make this gorgeous Holiday Antipasto Wreath! Folks will rave over the rich variety of marinated artichokes, prosciutto, cherry tomatoes, fresh basil, and more.

Holiday Antipasto Wreath | Easy Weeknight Recipes



Fresh rosemary, cheese cubes, cured meat, berries, nuts, and a beautiful round tray and you have yourself a gorgeous Christmas Charcuterie board.

Christmas Charcuterie Board Idea: How to Make a Charcuterie Wreath (thediaryofadebutante.com)



This Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board will be a showstopper at your Christmas gathering! Savory Boar’s Head premium meats and cheeses make up this beautiful holiday grazing board. Don't forget the Dijon mustard ;)

Simple Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board (Step by Step) | Get On My Plate



This Christmas Charcuterie Board is packed with all the typical charcuterie fixings, including cheese, olives, and a salami rose. Even better, we’re arranging the board to look like a holiday wreath. It’s almost too pretty to eat!

Christmas Wreath Charcuterie Board - Little Sunny Kitchen



Assorted meats, seasonal fruits, roasted and candied nuts, jam or honey, and crackers are all you need for this scrumptious board. 

Holiday Charcuterie Board - Bakers Table






This dessert charcuterie board is filled with lots of cookies, candies, fruits, and everything salty, tangy, and sweet! It's the best way to showcase all the holiday treats you've been working on this season, and such a fun, festive way to keep your Christmas crew happy!

This dessert board is full of sweet treats and is designed to serve with hot cocoa - use some of the treats to flavor your mug of cocoa and others as dippers!

Hot Chocolate Charcuterie Dessert Board - Tasty Oven


Have you ever made a Charcuterie Board? What are your favorite ingredients for your boards? We'd love to hear from you in the comments below.

Keep it sassy!
Kelly

***UPDATED 11/30/23***

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