Cute Easter Appetizer

Looking for a fun and festive way to serve up Easter brunch this year? Check out our this Cute Easter Appetizer! Made with fresh veggies, cheese and a dip, it's made in the shape of a bunny and sure to be a hit with the whole family.

Serving cheese and crackers as an appetizer is the perfect way to greet family and friends when they arrive at your home for a holiday celebration.

This is an easy-to-assemble recipe that is going to make a huge impression on everyone!

Check out all the other Easter Brunch Ideas to help make your holiday celebration special!

Easter is just around the corner, and if you're like me, you're looking for a few new recipes and ideas to serve for Easter Sunday Brunch.

Why go with something you've prepared year after year? Say goodbye to the ordinary and say hello to a cute Easter appetizer in the shape of a bunny!

This charcuterie board is easy to prep ahead and put together right before your guests arrive. If you have kids still at home, they'll love helping you too!

It's can be customized to fit any diet or taste preference, and everyone is going to love it.

Looking for more Brunch and Breakfast Ideas? Try my Breakfast Casserole with Hashbrowns, Crescent Roll Breakfast Recipes or my delicious Breakfast Parfaits that would be great for a holiday brunch celebration.

Table of Contents

• 💭Charcuterie board ideas
• 💭How to keep crackers from getting soggy on charcuterie board?
• 🛒Helpful Kitchen Tools
• 📋Ingredients
• 🥣Instructions
• 💭Recipe Variations
• 💭Storage Tips
• 💭Freezing Tips
• 💭Top Recipe Tip
• 💡Recipe FAQ
• 🌟Try these recipes next...
• 📇Recipe Card
• 💬 Comments

💭Charcuterie board ideas

If love creating charcuterie boards for the holidays, you'll need to check out a few different ones available here on the blog for you. Try my 4th of July Charcuterie Board which is fun all summer long!

Another fun holiday board idea is my Christmas Tree Cheese Board that is, yes, in the shape of a Christmas tree.

All you need to create a boar is arrange a variety of cheeses, meats and crackers on your board. Then add fresh fruit or grapes for color followed by accompaniments like honey, fig jam, olives, nuts or whatever else you'd like!

Have available small plates, forks, and knives to make it easier for your guests to enjoy everything.

💭How to keep crackers from getting soggy on charcuterie board?

Choose sturdy crackers that can hold up to the various toppings you place on a charcuterie board. You may want to place a layer of waxed paper on top of the board before adding the crackers. This will help absorb any moisture that accumulates during your celebration.

Try to place any "wet items" like cheese, meats and crackers away from the crackers. Instead place the crackers near different cheeses or small bowls filled with olives and jams.

🛒Helpful Kitchen Tools

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📋Ingredients

This is an overview of the ingredients and instructions. Be sure to see the recipe card below for exact quantities, detailed instructions and special notes.

🥣Instructions

Step 1 | Make the Bunny

• Select a cutting board or platter to display your cute Easter appetizer on.
• Arrange the crackers into bunny ears starting at the top and going towards the center of the board.
• Add the bowl of hummus at the base of the crackers to make the bunny head.
• Arrange the olives, asparagus, and tomato for the bunny face.

📌Quick Tip: The cutting board used in these photos is approximately 12 x 16 inches.

Step 2 | Fill in the Bunny Charcuterie Board

• Add the yellow cheddar cheese to the centers of the bunny ears.
• Fill the remaining space on the board with the vegetables and white cheddar.

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💭Recipe Variations

• Use any assortment of vegetables, fruit, cheeses, nuts, and meats that you like!
• Check out my other post for Tips on Creating the Perfect Cheese Board
• Or you might enjoy THIS recipe - Easter Candy Charcuterie Board

💭Storage Tips

• Store the leftover cheese by wrapping it in parchment paper then placing in a plastic zip top bag or wrapped in plastic wrap. Use within 7 days.
• Store the cut vegetables in a zip top bag or container with a moist paper towel. Use within 2-3 days.
• Store carrots and celery by putting them in a container of water to keep them crisp for up to a week.

💭Freezing Tips

• Leftover cheddar cheese can be frozen for up to nine months if wrapped well to prevent freezer burn. Wrap in parchment, then in a plastic bag with as much air removed as possible.
• Leftover cut vegetables can be frozen by laying them in a single layer and freezing until solid. Then add to a freezer bag or container and save for up to a year.

💭Top Recipe Tip

• Have some leftover broccoli and cheese? Try my Broccoli Cheese Soup.
• Leftover vegetables are a great addition to any salad or pasta salad!

💡Recipe FAQ

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