Wanting to know how to make a Christmas Wreath Charcuterie Board? It’s easy! Just think “meat and cheese” and grab a round board for the perfect holiday appetizer!

Wreath Charcuterie Boards

This festive Christmas Wreath Charcuterie Board is the perfect platter to serve for a snack or to bring to a party, or to add to any snack table this holiday season. Grab your favorite meats and cheeses and let’s get started.

Christmas Wreath Charcuterie Board

We actually love this board any time of year. It’s simple enough, and you can change the herbs out per season (ie, basil for summer, thyme for fall, rosemary for winter).

adding rosemary to a charcuterie

Why we love a Christmas charcuterie

Add in some rosemary sprigs for a touch of greenery, and you have a beautiful appetizer plate that will impress your guests!

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We love our Big Boards, and this 20-inch is perfect for holiday charcuterie ideas!

Kids LOVE a quick little nibble (but big kids do, too!)

ingredients for Wreath Charcuterie Board

Ingredients to make a wreath

  • Salami (that you can fold into quarters)
  • Sliced prosciutto (bunched up to make a flower)
  • Jack cheese sticks cut into cubes
  • Cheddar cheese sticks cut into cubes
  • Colby Jack cheese sticks cut into cubes
  • Black olives
  • Green olives
  • Cherry tomatoes
  • Fresh rosemary (a LOT)

charcuterie board

How to make a Christmas Wreath Charcuterie Board

  1. Start with a 20 inch round board.
  2. Divide all ingredients in half. Assemble board as pictured, placing each ingredient across from the same ingredient. Start with meat, then cheese.
  3. Place rosemary springs, olives, and cherry tomatoes on last. Then repeat to make a whole wreath.

Wreath Charcuterie Board

Tips and substitutions:

  • This is a simple board, so you don’t need any bowls. Cut everything the same bite size, so it looks uniform.
  • A board with a lip works the best (so the food stays on the board).
  • Repeat the patterns throughout the wreath, for example, laying down cheese, then meat, then cheese.
  • Aim for 2-3 types of cheeses (try soft, hard, and flavored cheeses) and 2-3 types of meats, several types of fresh or dried fruit, and a few crunchy items if you prefer.
  • You can add a touch of chocolate, and crackers or cookies.
  • TIP: If you are using a square board and are struggling to keep the round shape, you can trace a circle on a piece of parchment paper and place that on top of your board to use as an outline.
  • Make it vegetarian. Think about adding another vegetable, if you prefer to not add salami, like cucumbers or peppers, some soft bread like mini naans, or even marinated vegetables like artichokes.
  • Make a dip. Instead of the balsamic drizzle, think about adding a dip in the middle of the charcuterie wreath with the balsamic glaze, for spooning and serving individually. You can also make a dip like our Greek Yogurt Ranch Dip.

flower with charcuterie meat

How to store a Christmas Wreath Charcuterie Board?

Prepare and serve right away to maintain freshness and flavor.

ENJOY!

meat wreath

More holiday wreath ideas:

Spinach Dip Crescent Wreath

Pigs in a Blanket Wreath

Fall Cheese Board Wreath

Wreath Charcuterie Boards
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Christmas Wreath Charcuterie Board

Made on the 20-inch BIG BOARD.
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Yield: 8
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Ingredients
 

  • 16 oz salami, that you can fold into quarters
  • 16 oz sliced prosciutto, bunched up to make a flower
  • 10 oz Jack cheese sticks cut into cubes
  • 10 oz cheddar cheese sticks cut into cubes
  • 10 oz Colby Jack cheese sticks cut into cubes
  • Black olives
  • Green olives
  • Cherry tomatoes
  • Fresh rosemary, a LOT

Instructions
 

  • Start with a 20 inch round board. Divide all ingredients in half. Assemble board as pictured, placing each ingredient across from the same ingredient.
  • Start with meat, then cheese.
  • Place rosemary springs, olives, and cherry tomatoes on last. Then repeat to make a whole wreath
Cuisine: American
Course: Appetizer
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how to make a Christmas Wreath Charcuterie Board