What goes on an Easter charcuterie board?
Sliced ham and prosciutto, deviled eggs, mild spring cheeses like Brie and Havarti, hot cross buns or brioche, strawberries and melon, spring vegetables, and a little pastel candy or chocolate eggs.
How do you make a bird's nest charcuterie board?
Make a ring of pretzel sticks and crackers in the middle of a round board, fill it with mozzarella balls or chocolate eggs, and build the rest of the board around it.
Can deviled eggs go on a charcuterie board?
Yes. Set them on a chilled plate or a tray over ice at one end, and keep them out no more than 2 hours (1 hour above 90°F). Make the filling the day before and fill the eggs the morning of.
How much ham do I need for an Easter board?
On a mixed board, about 1 oz of ham per guest as one of two or three meats, inside the 2 oz-per-guest meat total. If ham is also the main course, keep the board light.
What cheese is good for an Easter board?
Mild, fresh-tasting cheeses suit spring: Brie, Havarti, fresh goat cheese and a young cheddar. Add one aged cheese for contrast.