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Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board

Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board

This Christmas tree charcuterie board is the perfect appetizer for the holidays.  Not only is it delicious but it’s also easy to make this festive charcuterie board!

Charcuterie boards have become a staple around here and we love to use them for all kinds of events and holiday gatherings. In a pinch they’re also awesome for family dinner or date night too!

We love charcuterie boards because they are so easy to create and fit into our low carb lifestyle.  They combine all of our favorites; savory meat, delicious cheese, crunchy nuts and sweet berries.  And no board would be complete in our house without our yummy smoked salmon!

Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board

This charcuterie tree makes a great appetizer during the holiday season! It’s so easy to create fun designs like the shape of a Christmas tree.

How to Make a Charcuterie Board Christmas Tree:

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Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board Process

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Ingredients:

Tip: Cut a star shape out of puff pastry and bake to create a tree topper. Alternatively cut a slice of meat or cheese with a small star cookie cutter to make a star for the top of the charcuterie plate.

Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board Process

1. Select a large rectangular platter, tray or wood bread board.  This tree shaped cutting board with cheese knives would make a great serving board.

2. Lay various ingredients on the board from bottom to top. Create wider lines at the bottom, working each row a bit smaller towards the top to create a triangle tree shape.

Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board Process

3. Begin with crackers, then mennonite sausage, swiss cheese, chorizzo, pickles and cubed cheese.

Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board Process

Tip: Be sure to keep wet ingredients like pickles apart from things like crackers.

Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board Process

4. Add the smoked salmon and almonds to the remaining space at the top of the tree.

5. Finally, use a star shape to adorn the top of the tree.

Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board

Optional: add soft cheese or rosemary sprigs to the bottom of the tree to create a tree trunk.

Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board

The pops of red and green on this charcuterie board are totally intentional.  I think that they give this festive board the perfect holiday vibe!

Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board

Other charcuterie tree ideas:

  • green olives
  • fresh rosemary
  • blue cheese
  • fresh cranberries
  • pretzels sticks
  • cherry tomatoes
  • black olives
  • white cheddar
  • pomegranate seeds
Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board

The possibilities are truly endless when creating a Christmas charcuterie board! 

Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board

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Charcuterie board must haves:

Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board

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Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board

Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board

This Christmas tree charcuterie board is the perfect appetizer for the holidays.  Not only is it delicious but it's also easy to make this festive charcuterie board!
5 from 1 vote
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Prep Time: 15 minutes
Total Time: 15 minutes
Servings: 6 servings
Author: Heather Painchaud

Ingredients

  • salted almonds
  • mennonite sausage sliced
  • almond flour crackers
  • small pickles
  • smoked gouda cheese cubed
  • swiss cheese sliced
  • chorizzo sliced
  • homemade smoked salmon

Instructions

  • 1. Select a large rectangular platter, tray or wood bread board.  This tree shaped cutting board with cheese knives would make a great serving board.
  • 2. Lay various ingredients on the board from bottom to top. Create wider lines at the bottom, working each row a bit smaller towards the top to create a triangle tree shape.
  • 3. Begin with crackers, then mennonite sausage, swiss cheese, chorizzo, pickles and cubed cheese.
  • Tip: Be sure to keep wet ingredients like pickles apart from things like crackers.
  • 4. Add the smoked salmon and almonds to the remaining space at the top of the tree.
  • 5. Finally, use a star shape to adorn the top of the tree.
Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board
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Hello, I’m Heather!

I'm an active mom of twin boys who is always looking for opportunities to inspire creativity through fun crafts, do-it-yourself projects and delicious recipes. This blog has been an integral part of supporting my little family and I am so grateful to have you become a part of our journey! Let's create together... Read more...

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