Vegetarian Charcuterie Board

Charcuterie boards are perfect when you’re attending a small gathering. You can have a variety of small bites that will appeal to most anyone. A vegetarian charcuterie board can be a declicious way to entertain. 

Wikipedia says that “Charcuterie is a French term for French cooking devoted to prepared meat products…” but what if you don’t eat meat? There are tons of non-meat items to choose from when building a beautiful tray, plate, or board for your next get together. The beauty of it is that you can go small with 3 or 4 items or much larger with as much variety as your tray will hold. Pictured above are some ideas for a vegetarian platter:

• Hellenic Farms Fig Salami-a vegan option made with figs, cinnamon, and pistachios. It is actually quite sweet and tastes like fruit.
• Toma Provence by Point Reyes Cheese-any cheese will do and there are vegan options if you or your guests don’t eat dairy.
• Blackberries
• Strawberries
• Apple slices
• Maika’i Dark Chocolate with Sea Salt
• Maika’i Candied Pecans
• Divina Specialty Red Pepper Stuffed Olives
• Crunchmaster Multigrain Sea Salt Crackers
• Haig Delicacies Hummus

Also, don’t forget to share a great bottle of wine! Pictured here is the Pinot Noir from Ryder Estate Wines.

All of these items were found at Foodland Kahala MKT. in Honolulu, Hawaii. Let me know in the comments what your favorite vegetarian charcuterie board elements are! Find links below to 4 great charcuterie boards that are $26 and under. 

(Note: ingredients for this post were provided by Foodland Kahala MKT. as part of their Foodland Ambassador Program.)

Erica Apana, Style Preservation

Aloha! Thank you for stopping by. If you’re looking for uncomplicated, pescatarian-friendly food, I’m your girl. I also love surrounding myself with lots and lots of plants…to eat and to grow! When I don’t feel like cooking, I check out one of the many local eateries here on O’ahu. Can’t wait to share all my favorite people, places, and foods with you!

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