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people go way over the top for this but I've literally done TABLES of charcuterie with parchment or brown paper and it's organic and feels super natural and relaxing. If you'd like to be able to do this on the go, grab a board or a simple set. You'll...












rule for meats is: grazing table (so there will be other food options): 2-3 oz of meat per person. If charcuterie is the main course, you'll need 3-4 oz per person, so make sure to calculate this and offer a variety of meats depending on how much you...










rule of thumb for cheese is 1-2 oz per person if it's more of an appetizer to the actual menu… 2-3 oz if its the main course! try to offer variety: mild/sharp, buttery/nutty/salty, firm/soft, etc.















fruits add so much freshness to your board/table! I love to add at least one fresh berry and one dried fruit! Also, they can bring so much color in, so consider that when you're thinking of the presentation. Aesthetic is not everything but it can def...









nuts are a GREAT filler and offer lots of opportunity for variety in taste, texture, hardness/softness, and more.







In my opinion, these can really make or break the spread!! My rule of thumb is to have ⅓ the amount of toppings as I have items on the table. For example: if I have 9 ingredients (meats/cheeses/fruits etc.) then I will have 3 toppings. Honey and must...




























