Friendsgiving Charcuterie Board

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Friendsgiving Charcuterie Board

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    Plan a wine and cheese pairing night that will be unforgettable! Use the below recipe to build a board that will rival all charcuterie boards.

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    Servings and Ingredients

    QuantityIngredientAdd
    Présidente brie wheel
    Bonne Maman apricot preserves
    Delallo pitted olives jubilee
    Culinary Tours coarse ground smoked porter mustard
    Rustic Bakery organic sourdough flatbread bites
    Columbus charcuterie trio
    Columbus sliced charcuterie sampler
    Di Lusso thinly sliced provolone cheese
    Basket & Bushel mini sweet peppers, halved and seeded
    Boursin garlic and fine herbs cheese
    Hy-Vee everything bagel seasoning
    Rustic Bakery apricot pistachio and brandy artisan crisps
    Hy-Vee dried apricots
    Supreme soft-ripened brie bites
    Mike’s hot honey
    Fresh rosemary sprigs
    82% dark chocolate cacao squares
    Sartori merlot cheese
    Basket & Bushel red seedless grapes
    Emmi Le gruyére cheese
    2’s Company cashew & rosemary crisps
    Melissa’s crystallized ginger
    Reypenaer aged 1 year gouda wedge
    Bella Maria Marcona Almonds with sea salt
    Effie’s oatcake biscuits
    Delallo sweet and tangy pepper drops
    Wensleydale cranberry cheese

    Things To Grab

    • Wilton leaf cookie cutter
    • Small spoon

    Directions

    1. For maple leaf brie wheel, press halfway into brie wheel with a Wilton leaf cookie cutter. Spoon out about ¼ in. of the brie inside the cookie cutter. Remove cutter and spoon in apricot jam. Place on large, round serving board or tray.

    2. Place olives, mustard and crackers into small serving bowls. Place on board.

    3. For salame river, fold peppered salame and Italian dry salame into quarters. Arrange in a river shape alternating salame types.

    4. For cheese cutouts, with a small sharp paring knife, cut out the work “thankful” from sliced provolone cheese. Arrange letters on top of salame river.

    5. For provolone roses, let 6 to 8 slices of provolone cheese sit at room temperature for 15 to 20 minutes, or until soft. Lay provolone cheese slices over edge of a glass overlapping slightly.  When you can no longer see bottom of glass, place in refrigerator to firm cheese.  Once cheese is chilled, remove cheese from glass and place on board.

    6. For salami roses, use a small glass or champagne flute, fold 9 to 10 hard salami slices in half over the entire rim of the glass, one slice at a time and slightly overlapping each slice. With one hand holding the salami in place on the glass, turn the glass upside down with the other hand and carefully remove the glass.  Place the salami rose on a cutting board. Repeat making another salami rose with the remaining 9 to 10 hard salami slices.

       

    7. For the stuffed peppers, spoon Boursin cheese into cut side of peppers. Sprinkle with everything bagel seasoning. Place on board.

    8. Arrange remaining listed ingredients in a clockwise fashion around board.