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Make Your Own Charcu-TREE Board This Winter!

12/12/2020

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​Create the most festive cheese & meat board together that’s perfect to impress guests, or drop off as a lovely treat for someone you love. And, don't think only tree, using this same concept you can build something like a festive wreath or even make this in the same of a dreidel! 

Ingredients: 
  • Veggies or Fruit: 
    Recommendation - choose 2 to 3: Sliced english cucumber, baby carrots, celery, cherry tomato, green or red seedless grapes, clementines, etc.

  • ​Selection of Cheese: 
    Recommendation - choose 2 - 3: one soft cheese such as camembert or brie, one hard cheese such an aged cheddar, and one milder cheese such as Iberico or swiss


  • ​Selection of Cure Meats: 
    Recommendation - choose 2 - 3: such as prosciutto, salami, kielbasa, or even cold cuts
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  • 1 Spread: such as Red Pepper Jelly

  • 1 bunch fresh herbs: such as fresh rosemary, thyme, or flat leaf parsley
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  • Choice of crackers or french stick to serve alongside​
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Tools to have ready: 
  • Large single colour serving platter (it’s important for this to be a single colour so you can easily see the tree stand out). 
  • small cutting board & knife
  • small ramekin for jelly
  • cheese knives & small serving tongs
To make: 

  • On a large single colour or natural board, start at the bottom of the tree. Create a stump, and then work your way up from there creating each row to be slightly shorter than the one below layer in herbs, cheeses, alternating similar colours. Serve with crackers!
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