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Charcuterie Board Basics

January 6, 2021 · In: Mom Life

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I love making a charcuterie board for get togethers. I find them a fun way to fancy up the typical meat and cheese tray and also provide an assortment. I also like to make a smaller version for myself for a light lunch! Here is my most recent board I made for Christmas Eve.

When I am making a board I like to start with one item at a time. This time I really wanted to incorporate the baguette, so I started there and then added in the different jams, olives, and honey. Once I placed the toppers I started to fill in the blanks with cheese and crackers. Finally I love adding a little bit of rosemary and fruits for added color to the board. Otherwise the crackers and cheese can start to look all the same color.

There are tons of guides out there that will tell you what meats, cheeses, and spreads go well together, but I like to just choose items that I know I will like. If you are looking for a great place to get your meats, I love Costco, just know that you will have a TON, so either plan on having enough for a few smaller boards, or one giant board. They also have a great selection of cheeses and even have a charcuterie sampler that makes having a selection of meats super easy.

Take a look below to see specifics of what I included. I found the pepper jelly at Albertsons and the fig jam at TJMaxx, they are very hit or miss, but I have found some good ones there.

Let me know, do you enjoy making charcuterie boards? Have you made one before? I just love how pretty they look!

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By: Kayla · In: Mom Life · Tagged: appetizer, charcuterie, easy, food

About Kayla

Hi! I'm Kayla. I'm here to help inspire busy moms to get back in the kitchen and feel beautiful along the way! I'm married to my high school sweetheart and live on a farm with our two busy boys.

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