Save to Pinterest A visually stunning single-serving charcuterie board featuring a beautiful salami rose, paired with cheeses, fruit, nuts, and accompaniments for a perfect appetizer or snack.
I enjoy preparing this charcuterie board when I want something quick yet impressive for guests or a solo treat.
Ingredients
- Meats: 8-10 slices of salami (about 50 g)
- Cheeses: 30 g brie cheese, sliced, 30 g aged cheddar, cubed
- Fruits: 5-6 seedless grapes, 3-4 fresh strawberries, halved
- Nuts & Accompaniments: 15 g roasted almonds, 1 tablespoon fig jam or honey, 4-5 gluten-free crackers (optional)
- Garnish: Fresh herbs (e.g. rosemary or thyme sprigs)
Instructions
- Create the salami rose:
- Fold each salami slice in half and layer them, overlapping, around the rim of a small shot glass or wine glass. Once all slices are layered, invert the glass onto your serving board and gently lift to reveal the rose.
- Arrange the cheeses:
- Place brie slices and cheddar cubes beside the salami rose.
- Add fruits:
- Scatter grapes and halved strawberries attractively around the board.
- Add accompaniments:
- Fill in gaps with roasted almonds, a dollop of fig jam or honey, and gluten-free crackers if using.
- Garnish:
- Garnish with fresh herbs for a touch of color and aroma.
- Serve:
- Serve immediately.
Save to Pinterest This board has become a favorite family appetizer, always earning compliments for its beauty and simplicity.
Required Tools
Small glass (shot glass or wine glass), serving board or plate, small knife
Allergen Information
Contains Milk (cheese), Tree nuts (almonds), Possible gluten (if using standard crackers)
Nutritional Information
Calories: 320, Total Fat: 21 g, Carbohydrates: 16 g, Protein: 15 g
Save to Pinterest This elegant board is the perfect finishing touch for quick entertaining or a special snack.
Recipe Questions & Answers
- → How do I make the salami rose?
Fold each salami slice in half, layer overlapping around a small glass rim, then invert the glass onto the board to reveal the rose shape.
- → What cheeses pair well with the salami rose?
Brie and aged cheddar provide creamy and sharp contrast that complements the savory salami perfectly.
- → Can I substitute the nuts or fruits?
Yes, roasted almonds can be swapped for walnuts or pecans; grapes and strawberries can be replaced with dried apricots or figs for variety.
- → How should I serve the bloom board?
Arrange all components attractively on a serving board and garnish with fresh herbs like rosemary or thyme for added fragrance.
- → Is this suitable for gluten-free diets?
Absolutely. Use gluten-free crackers or omit crackers entirely to maintain a gluten-free selection.