Ham on charcuterie board

How to fold meat for a charcuterie board- four different ways to add interest and style to your charcuterie boards.

Creating a charcuterie board for a crowd can be a great way to provide your guests with something they'll never forget!

Traditional Charcuterie boards typically have cured pork meats such as prosciutto, genoa salami, chorizo, ham and sausages. but I was once challenged to put together a Charcuterie board without using any pork products... so I created one using Shaved turkey, Vegan Ham and Smoked Salmon instead. Add in a variety of cheeses (hard, semi-soft, blue and cream cheese), fresh veggies and fruit, dried fruit and nuts, condiments (fruit jams, preserves or honey), pickled items (olives, pickles…

Learn how to make the ultimate charcuterie tray, including specialty meats, cheeses, crackers, fruit, nuts, preserves, pickled foods and more!See how to put all charcuterie essentials together to get the maximum flavor and a beautiful presentation. It's the perfect appetizer for any gathering, especially around the holidays.

This fancy cheese board is so easy to prepare and assemble with no complicated ingredient arranging! Everything is placed in one row, garnished with mint, tiny flowers, and sprinkled with nuts and chocolate.

Try these new charcuterie boards that include a generous amount of cream cheese and bagel pieces, easy to make, and only takes 10 minutes.

I love nothing more than a kickass charcuterie board. There is something about creamy cheeses and cured hams paired with homemade jams and fruit that makes my mouth water instantly. Whether it’s a Tuesday night dinner or a get-together with friends, making your own charcuterie board is easy. First

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