Fruit Charcuterie Board Recipe
A fruit charcuterie board is a fresh, colorful, and healthy option for any gathering. It’s perfect as a breakfast, brunch, or dessert board and can be customized with seasonal fruits. Here’s how to create a vibrant fruit charcuterie board with a variety of flavors, textures, and dips to elevate your fruit spread.
Ingredients
Choose a range of fresh, dried, and exotic fruits, along with dips and garnishes for a balanced and visually appealing board.
Fresh Fruits
Strawberries – Sliced or whole; juicy and sweet.
Blueberries – Small and easy to grab.
Grapes – Red, green, or black; cut into small clusters for easy serving.
Kiwi – Peeled and sliced into rounds for a tropical, tart flavor.
Pineapple – Cut into small cubes or wedges.
Watermelon – Cut into triangles or cubes; refreshing and juicy.
Apple Slices – Green or red; drizzle with lemon juice to prevent browning.
Orange Slices – Vibrant and citrusy; try clementines or blood oranges for variety.
Mango – Sliced into cubes or thin wedges.
Raspberries – Bright and slightly tart, perfect for color contrast.
Blackberries – Sweet and dark, adding texture and visual depth.
Dried Fruits
Apricots – Chewy and sweet, for a different texture.
Dates – Naturally sweet, with a caramel-like flavor.
Dried Figs – Adds an earthy, slightly nutty taste.
Cranberries – Sweet and tart, perfect for adding a pop of red.
Cheeses (Optional for a Sweet & Savory Twist)
Brie or Camembert – Soft, creamy, and mild.
Goat Cheese – Tangy and pairs well with fruits.
Aged Cheddar – Sharp and savory, balancing the sweetness of the fruit.
Dips and Sauces
Honey – For drizzling on fruit or cheese; use a small honey dipper.
Yogurt Dip – Greek yogurt mixed with honey or vanilla; light and creamy.
Chocolate Sauce – For a touch of indulgence; serve in a small bowl for dipping.
Fruit Jam or Compote – Berry or apricot jam for added sweetness.
Nut Butter – Almond or peanut butter; adds a rich, nutty contrast to the fruits.
Nuts and Seeds
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