Start your celebration off with this beautiful Easter Charcuterie Board!
Perfect for any celebration, this cheese board features a selection of savory meats, cheeses, fresh fruits, and delectable treats.
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Elevate your Easter celebration with a charming and delicious charcuterie board, featuring an adorable bunny made entirely of cheese as the centerpiece.
This festive creation will be a hit with your guests and add a beautiful touch to your holiday spread.
Spice up your Easter Brunch with delicious and easy recipes! Try my fun collection of Easter Charcuterie Board Ideas or my Cute Easter Appetizer perfect for a festive spread.
Table of Contents
- Why my family loved this Easter Cheese Board
- Looking for help with Easter Preparation?
- Helpful Kitchen Tools
- Main Ingredients Needed
- Substitutions and Variations
- Step-by-Step Instructions
- Before you Begin!
- Recipe Tips that help me put together Charcuterie Boards
- Storage Tips
- Freezing Tips
- More Recipes You'll Love!
- 📖 Recipe Card
- 💬 Comments
Why my family loved this Easter Cheese Board
- It was fun and festive, perfect for celebrating the holiday.
- The colorful mix of sweet and savory snacks made it appealing to everyone.
- There was something for every age—kids loved the treats, adults enjoyed the cheeses and fruits.
- The bunny theme added a playful touch that made the board feel extra special.
- It encouraged grazing and conversation, which made it perfect for a relaxed gathering.
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Helpful Kitchen Tools
Main Ingredients Needed
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Substitutions and Variations
- Sliced bell pepper, broccoli, and sugar snap peas would be great additions or substitutions.
- Add strawberries and grapes.
- Turkey, pepperoni, and prosciutto are other great meat choices to consider.
Step-by-Step Instructions
This section provides step-by-step photos and instructions to guide you through the recipe. For the complete printable version, scroll down to the recipe card below.
Step 1: Cut the salami in half. Slightly overlap the slices into a line.
Step 2: Roll the line of of salami to create a rose bud.
Step 3: Keep adding slices to form rose petals and secure with a toothpick if needed.
Step 4: Add the Brie to the middle of a platter or board.
Step 5: Add one Babybel cheese on top for the tail and 2 propped up on the bottom for the feet.
Step 6: Cut the goat cheese log in half and shape into ears over the brie.
Step 7: Add the asparagus and cucumber slices below the bunny.
Step 8: Fill in the sides with carrot sticks and deviled eggs.
Step 9: Dot blueberries and raspberries on top of the asparagus and cucumbers.
Step 10: Fill in the remaining spaces with nuts, chocolates, and dried apricots. Garnish with rosemary sprigs.
Before you Begin!
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Recipe Tips that help me put together Charcuterie Boards
Start with small bowls – Use little ramekins or dishes for dips, candies, or wet items to keep the board neat and organized.
Group by color – Arrange items in color sections (pinks, yellows, greens) to make the board feel fresh and festive.
Balance sweet and savory – Include a mix of cheeses, meats, fruits, and Easter candies so there’s something for everyone.
Use seasonal items – Add fresh spring produce like strawberries, carrots, and snap peas for color and crunch.
Fill in the gaps – Use small items like chocolate eggs, jelly beans, or nuts to fill empty spaces and give the board a full look.
Prep ahead – Wash and slice fruit, cube cheeses, and portion snacks ahead of time to make assembling fast and stress-free.
Add height and texture – Stack crackers or roll meats to give dimension and visual interest to the board.
Storage Tips
- Wrap leftover cheese in parchment, then place in a zip-top bag; use within a week. Salami lasts 2–3 weeks in butcher paper, while other deli meats stay fresh for 3–5 days.
- Store fruits and veggies with a damp paper towel in a container and use within 2–3 days.
- Keep carrots crisp in water for up to a week, and store deviled eggs in an airtight container for 2–3 days.
- Keep Eggs Fresh & Secure: Our egg holder for refrigerator features a snug-fitting lid to lock in freshness and prevent cracks—perfect for storing up to 48 eggs in the fridge. No more spoiled or broken eggs
Freezing Tips
- Wrap goat cheese in plastic wrap and foil or a freezer bag; use within 3 months.
- Deli meats can be wrapped the same way and frozen for up to 2 months.
- Freeze fruits in a single layer first, then transfer to a zip-top bag and store for up to 1 year—perfect for smoothies!
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Easter Charcuterie Board
Ingredients
Method
- To make roses: Slice the meats and/or cheeses in half. Lay the slices flat and slightly overlap them. Roll the sheet tightly from one end to create a central bud. Then, arrange additional slices around the bud, gradually forming layers to resemble rose petals. Secure the layers with toothpicks as needed. Finally, shape and fluff the petals to achieve a more realistic rose appearance.
- Place the Brie in the middle. On the brie round, place one round of Babybel. Prop the other two rounds of Babybel at the bottom of the round of brie.
- Cut and shape the goat cheese into two ears. Place the ears at the top the brie.
- Arrange the remaining ingredients in a balanced manner across the board to resemble a garden. Fill in any empty spaces with rosemary sprigs.
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