charcuterie

Cured meat is an essential part of the charcuterie board. Styling the thin slices on board, so they are easy to eat and enhancing your Charcuterie's elegance is important. You can make flowers and little fans or fold them in too many ways to create little rows, wheels, or borders with the sliced meat. The article explains exciting ways to decorate our charcuterie board with Sliced meats.

What's the best way to cut cheese for charcuterie displays? Not all cheese are easy like cheddar to cut. What about gouda, or parmesan? What shapes should they be, how big should they be?

Not sure how much cheese or crackers you need on a charcuterie tray for a large party? We have you covered. Preparing a party platter for a large party is very different than when you do it for a small gathering.

Top 5 best crackers for the perfect delectable charcuterie platter. Herb crackers, butter crackers, multigrain crackers, which ones are the best, and what's their best cheese pairing?

From jam, sauces, and dips, your cheese board needs to have the perfect type - which depends on what meats and cheeses you have on your charcuterie. We'll walk you through how to pick the perfect match.

Did you know that you can make beautiful flowers and roses out of salami and other deli meats? Find out more (video included inside). Wow your guests with a charcuterie board at the next gathering!

Not all charcuterie need deli meat to be complete - there are so many things you can use to make a beautiful presentation of charcuterie without meat. Dried nuts, fruits, olives, crackers, etc.

The word charcuterie refers to a variety of meats that are preserved through the addition of salt, curing, and smoking. When serving charcuterie as an appetizer, it's important to select the correct meats and cheeses for a successful presentation.

Things to consider when putting together a charcuterie cheese board - what size board is best for your party size, what material is best for your board, and our top recommendations.

What is Charcuterie? Is it the same as a cheese board? It is a spectacular display of cheese, cured meats, jams, dried fruits and nuts, etc... They can be themed (Halloween, Date Night, Football, Bridal Shower, etc..), or they can be general. It makes for a great compliment to drinks - after all, you can't just drink all night without a good snack!

So, you're thinking of putting together a charcuterie board and need some ideas on different types of cheese to include? Wanting to impress your friends or new clients at a gathering? Or maybe you're just curious and want to educate yourself. You've come to the right place! I'm going to introduce you to types of cheese for a charcuterie board that go above and beyond the standard cheddar!