Charcuterie board no pork

With a little bit of creativity, you can build a traditional pork free charcuterie board. This post contains ideas to get you started!

This easy Thanksgiving cheese board is perfect for fall gatherings! Follow our step-by-step assembly photos for a beautiful holiday spread.

Traditional Charcuterie boards typically have cured pork meats such as prosciutto, genoa salami, chorizo, ham and sausages. but I was once challenged to put together a Charcuterie board without using any pork products... so I created one using Shaved turkey, Vegan Ham and Smoked Salmon instead. Add in a variety of cheeses (hard, semi-soft, blue and cream cheese), fresh veggies and fruit, dried fruit and nuts, condiments (fruit jams, preserves or honey), pickled items (olives, pickles…

Whether it's for a movie night with your partner or a date night in, easy charcuterie boards for two are always a great idea.

With just a few simple ingredients, you can create beautiful and delicious charcuterie boards for beginners that everyone will love.

Take your charcuterie board to the next level by adding beautiful rosettes of thinly sliced salami, pepperoni and prosciutto.

With the holidays here, it's a good idea to have some easy food options on hand for all the festivities! One of my favorite things is a charcuterie board. Cheese! Meat! Fruit! Dips! Bread! Add a glass of wine and you're set for the night! And it's such an easy and flexible way to impress your gue

Free printable Charcuterie board shopping list so you don't forget anything at the store. How to make a Charcuterie board for beginners.