This easy Christmas Tree charcuterie board only takes 10 minutes to put together. This is so easy to put together for any Holiday party or just if you want to graze while watching Hallmark Movies.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year and therefore the season for holiday parties. Whether you are hosting a big party or an intimate party for two or anything n between, this Christmas Charcuterie Board is exactly what you need.
Charcuterie boards are so fun to make and the Holidays are the perfect excuse to put one together. This board takes about 15 minutes to put together. Enjoy!
Let’s assemble the Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board
On a large Christmas tree-shaped platter (I love this one from Amazon), begin at the top with a layer of Gouda cheese cubes.
Follow with a layer of cherry tomatoes directly beneath the Gouda, then add a layer of Colby Jack cheese cubes, continuing the tree shape as you work downward.
Finish the tree by placing fresh rosemary sprigs at the bottom, completing the festive look with a final touch of greenery.
See how simple that was?
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Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board
Equipment
Ingredients
- 1 cup Colby Jack cheese cubed
- 1 cup Gouda cheese cubed
- 1/2 cup cherry tomatoes
- Fresh rosemary sprigs for garnish
Instructions
Prepare the Ingredients:
- Cut the Colby Jack and G
- Gouda cheeses into small, bite-sized cubes.
- Wash the cherry tomatoes.
Assemble the Christmas Tree Platter:
- On a large Christmas tree-shaped platter, begin at the top with a layer of Gouda cheese cubes.
- Follow with a layer of cherry tomatoes directly beneath the Gouda.
- Add a layer of Colby Jack cheese cubes, continuing the tree shape as you work downward.
- Place fresh rosemary sprigs beneath the Colby Jack, giving the tree a touch of greenery.
- Repeat the pattern by adding another layer of Gouda cheese, followed by another layer of cherry tomatoes, and then a layer of Colby Jack.
- Finish the tree by placing fresh rosemary sprigs at the bottom, completing the festive look with a final touch of greenery.