Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board

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    Sunday Table

    It’s almost time to drink and be merry with friends! And this Christmas tree charcuterie board is a simple, no-cook, and festive way to do so. Fill this board with all of your favorite meats, cheeses, and snacks. It’s the Christmas appetizer everyone wants and needs.

    Original sourcesundaytable.co/christmas-tree-charcuterie
    Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board

    Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board

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    1. Step 1

      Start by tracing a tree shape onto a large piece of parchment paper. Cut out the tree shape and place it on the serving board.

    2. Step 2

      Then, slice any hard, semi-hard, or semi-soft cheeses into cubes or wedges. Using the parchment paper as a guide, arrange the cheese cubes in piles on different areas on the board. If you have cheese wedges, arrange them pointing outwards to look like branches.

    3. Step 3

      Next, fold or roll the meats and arrange them in-between the piles of cheese. Place a few candied orange slices on the edges of the parchment paper to add depth. Arrange any other larger items like cookies or crackers between the cheeses.

    4. Step 4

      Then, add piles of grapes, pomegranate arils, or other seasonal fruits you like. Fill in any gaps with smaller items like pickled peppers, dried cranberries, candies, seeds, nuts, etc.

    5. Step 5

      Using pecans, create 2-3 rows side-by-side at the bottom of the tree to make a trunk. Then, fill in random gaps of the board with sprigs of rosemary to add "branches". Use a small star-shaped cookie cutter to slice small stars out of scraps of cheese and place them throughout the board (if desired). Add any other small decorations or garnishes. Enjoy!

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    I’m Sara, the creator behind Sunday Table, sharing cozy, modern small bites and mini desserts made for entertaining. Trained in baking and culinary arts, I’ve been creating elevated, crowd-pleasing recipes since 2012 (with lots of coffee). ☕️

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