Brunch Charcuterie Board
Make scrambled eggs the centerpiece of your next brunch with this cozy charcuterie board. Pile a skillet of soft, creamy scrambled eggs in the middle, then build around it with fresh fruit, cheese, and toasted English muffins for an easy, delicious way to feed a crowd.

Start your morning with a Scrambled Egg Brunch Charcuterie Board that puts fluffy, buttery eggs at the heart of the spread. Surround your perfectly cooked scrambled eggs with fresh fruit, cheeses, and warm English muffins for a simple yet elevated brunch everyone will love.
There’s something special about gathering around a board piled high with warm, comforting breakfast favorites—but nothing anchors it quite like a pan of soft, creamy scrambled eggs. This Scrambled Egg Brunch Charcuterie Board starts with slow-cooked eggs, a pat of butter, and a pinch of salt until they’re tender, silky, and gently steaming. From there, build a beautiful spread with jewel-toned fruit, sharp and creamy cheeses, and toasted English muffins ready for layering. It’s simple, cozy, and perfect for those slow weekend mornings when everyone drifts to the kitchen hungry.

Ingredients to make a Brunch Board with scrambled eggs
- eggs, scrambled
- butter
- Soft cheeses: burrata, mozzarella balls
- Hard cheese, your favorite
- Mixed olives
- Salami slices
- Prosciutto, wrapped around the sliced melon
- 2 kinds of jellies
- English muffins, toasted and buttered
- Summer fruits, cherries, apricots, melon (2 kinds, strawberries, blueberries)
- Avocados, cut in thirds
- Parsley + cherry tomates, for garnish

How do you make fluffy scrambled eggs?
- Place the eggs in a blender. Add 3/4 cup water. Blend for 1 minutes.
- In a large frying pan, melt 1 Tbsp. butter. Add eggs and cook on medium heat for 1-2 minutes; turn down to low heat and cook additional 3-4 minutes until eggs are done. Do not overcook!
- Sprinkle eggs with fresh herbs and tomatoes!
- Toast the English muffins and butter while hot.
- On a large board, arrange all the food.
- Serve while eggs are hot! Garnish empty spots with parsley!

Sandy’s tips and substitutions:
- Looking for fluffy scrambled eggs? I place 18 eggs in the blender, and add about 3/4 cup of water. Blend and scramble. Top with fresh herbs and tomatoes! Of course cheese is optional.
- If you’re not a scrambed egg fan, you can add soft boiled eggs, eggs in puff pastry, or even this scrambled egg tomato dish!
- Prepare the board ahead but leave the space open for the “hot food.”
- Toast the English muffins ahead and keep warm in the oven.
- Mix and match your favorite fruit with cheese, jams and jellies, meats and salty olives.
- Board recommendations are here.
- Storage: Store any leftovers in airtight containers in the fridge for up to 3 days.

Serving
We love scrambled eggs served with our new Irish Pancakes! Irish pancakes are super fun to serve on a board. You can serve brunch charcueterie eggs on a waffle board or a pancake board. Serve with a holiday fruit salad and Apple Fritter Bites.

More brunch board recipes to try:

Get the Recipe:
Brunch Charcuterie Board (with scrambled eggs)
Ingredients
- 18 eggs, scrambled
- 1 Tbsp. butter
- Soft cheeses, burrata, mozzarella balls
- 1 hard cheese, your favorite
- Mixed olives
- Salami slices
- Prosciutto, wrapped around the sliced melon
- 2 kinds of jellies
- 19 English muffins, toasted and buttered
- Summer fruits, cherries, apricots, melon (2 kinds, strawberries, blueberries)
- Avocados, cut in thirds
- Parsley + cherry tomatoes, for garnish
Instructions
- Place the eggs in a blender. Add ¾ cup water. Blend for 1 minute.
- In a large frying pan, melt 1 Tbsp. butter. Add eggs and cook on medium heat for 1-2 minutes; turn down to low heat and cook additional 3-4 minutes until eggs are done. Do not overcook!
- Sprinkle eggs with fresh herbs and tomatoes!
- Toast the English muffins and butter while hot.
- On a large board, arrange all the food.
- Serve while eggs are hot! Garnish empty spots with parsley!






Hi Sandy, Love, Love all your ideas. How do you keep things hot?
Thank you.
Build your board, with space saved for the hot food. Always serve the hot food right before serving! :)
I have a question: How do you keep the scrabbled eggs, english muffins, pancakes and french toast ( from other boards) warm while cooking all the other foods? I will have about 8 guests staying at my home for a upcoming wedding. I have my board but not to sure about the timing of the cooked food HELP!
I absolutely am loving these recipes here, and I will be making the breakfast & other Charcuterie board in October???? First I have to buy the boards, is there anyplace around Palm Springs/Palm Desert area I can purchase them or is buying online a better way to go? Thank you so much for your wonderful ideas????
Hi Rebecca, I just updated the post with a link! Have fun!
I would love to know where you got your awesome large board?
Hi there, Pier One, but it’s sold out now.
thank you for the post…would love to know where you got the mini wooden bowls you use as well?
I bought them at Lark’s in Bend, OR :)
WOWZERS that is just incredible. AMAZING
Thanks for the b’fast idea–I’ll do it this week for our company. Will already do one for our bday party eve==so this will be wonderful to use it twice during the 4 days our relatives are here! I love you and using your ideas. How blessed you are God gave you this marvelous job in life! <3 Enjoy your summer days.
THat looks so good! Now I’m hungry!