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Gluten-Free Charcuterie Recipe
Making a gluten-free charcuterie is easier than you think! Follow this guide to create a simply beautiful tray of food for your next gathering of friends.
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Prep Time
30
minutes
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Course
Appetizer
Cuisine
French
Servings
10
Ingredients
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3-4
varieties of
meat:
genoa salami, peppered salami, prosciutto, pepperoni, soppressata, black forest ham, antipasto sampler, small sausages
3-4
varieties of
cheese:
goat cheese, brie, parmesan, pepper jack, aged gouda, gruyere, pecorino, fresh mozzarella, kid-friendly cheeses (string cheese, cheddar cheese cubes, Babybel), dairy-free, vegan
2-3
varieties of
gluten-free
bread/crackers:
rice crackers, almond crackers, seed crackers, pita chips, corn chips, pretzels, french bread
2-3
varieties of
dips:
hummus, tzatziki, tapenade, honey, jam
2-3
varieties of
fruit:
fresh (sliced apples, pears, mangos, fresh berries, pomegranates, grapes) and dried (apricots, mango, cranberries, figs, dates)
1-2
varieties of
vegetables (or brined fruits/vegetables):
pickles, cornichons, olives, marinated artichoke hearts, carrots, jicama
1-2
varieties of
embellishments:
gluten-free chocolate, rosemary, thyme, lavender, nuts
Instructions
Arrange the cheeses in separate areas of your board.
Fold your charcuterie selection (meats) in halves or quarters, and fan them out around the cheeses.
Add items you are serving in bowls or on platters (such as dips, jams, and olives).
Arrange crackers around the board.
Fill in spaces with fruits and vegetables (including brined foods).
Finish with embellishments, such as nuts, chocolates, and decorative herbs.
Notes
2-3 ounces each of meat per person, 2-3 ounces of cheese per person, and 2-3 bites of each fruit, veggie, and embellishment per person
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