Edible Evergreen Board

Transform your holiday entertaining with a truly show-stopping centerpiece: a Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board! This festive and delicious appetizer is not just a meal; it’s an edible work of art that will captivate your guests and bring a unique touch of Christmas cheer to any gathering. Whether you’re hosting a grand holiday party, a cozy Christmas Eve dinner, or simply looking for a fun and creative snack, this board offers unparalleled versatility. Learn how to craft your own beautiful board using a delightful array of seasonal fruits, vibrant vegetables, savory meats, artisanal cheeses, and various complementary treats, all customizable to your personal taste and preferences.

Festive Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board topped with a star-shaped cheese, featuring an array of meats, cheeses, fruits, and vegetables arranged in a tree formation.

The magic of a well-curated board lies in its ability to bring people together, offering something delightful for everyone to enjoy. Throughout the year, I find immense joy in designing elegant and inviting spreads, from my ever-popular epic cheese boards, which are always a hit, to indulgent chocolate dessert boards that serve as a sweet paradise for any chocolate connoisseur.

But when the holiday season arrives, it calls for something truly special, something that transcends the ordinary. That’s where this Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board shines! It embodies the spirit of the season, blending delicious flavors with a visually stunning presentation that is both fun and profoundly festive. Imagine the delight on your guests’ faces as they gather around this edible masterpiece!

This board is more than just an arrangement of snacks; it’s an experience. It’s a wonderful opportunity to creatively display a diverse selection of premium meats, exquisite cheeses, fresh seasonal fruits, and crisp vegetables, complemented by any additional nibbles you desire. The beauty of this recipe is its adaptability: you can create a simple, elegant display or an extravagant, opulent feast. Regardless of your approach, this Christmas charcuterie board is guaranteed to leave a lasting impression and garner admiring “oohs” and “aahs” from all who see and taste it.

Table of Contents

  • Why You’ll Love This Festive Charcuterie Board
  • Essential Ingredients for Your Christmas Tree Board
    • Detailed Ingredient Notes & Substitutions
  • Planning Your Festive Charcuterie Board for Success
  • How to Craft Your Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board
    • Crafting the Baby Brie or Petite Camembert Star
    • Preparing the Cranberry & Thyme Goat Cheese Log
    • Assembling Your Edible Masterpiece
  • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
  • Expert Recipe Notes & Tips
  • More Festive Christmas Appetizers You’ll Adore
Delicious Christmas charcuterie board featuring wedge-cut Manchego cheese, bright red pomegranate arils, cured meats, and fresh herbs, artfully arranged.

Why You’ll Love This Festive Charcuterie Board

Beyond its undeniable charm, a Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board offers a multitude of reasons to become your go-to holiday appetizer. Its captivating presentation and delicious variety ensure it will be the highlight of your festive spread.

  • Universally Appealing & Crowd-Pleasing: Few appetizers boast the universal appeal of a well-assembled charcuterie board. It offers an incredible variety of flavors and textures, ensuring there’s something delightful for every guest, regardless of their culinary preferences. From savory cured meats to creamy cheeses, crisp fruits, and crunchy crackers, this board caters to all palates, making it an instant favorite at any holiday gathering.

  • Uniquely Festive & Visually Stunning: Ditch the conventional holiday appetizers and embrace the whimsy of a tree-shaped charcuterie board! This creative twist on a classic cheese board instantly evokes the Christmas spirit, making it not just a dish, but a conversation starter and a true centerpiece for your holiday table. Its festive design is guaranteed to impress and delight your family and friends.

  • Incredibly Versatile for Any Occasion: Whether you’re planning a sophisticated cocktail party, a casual family get-together, or even a fun Christmas Eve grazing meal, this board adapts effortlessly. Serve it as a delightful starter before a big dinner, or alongside some crusty bread and sandwich rolls, it can easily transform into a satisfying light meal, perfect for relaxed holiday feasting.

  • Fully Customizable to Your Taste & Budget: The beauty of a charcuterie board lies in its flexibility. Every component can be swapped and tailored to your specific tastes, dietary needs, or budget. Prefer different cheeses? Go for it! Want to add more vegetarian options? Absolutely! This recipe provides a fantastic framework, but you are the artist, free to select your favorite ingredients to create a board that truly reflects your unique style and satisfies every craving.

  • Prepare Ahead for Stress-Free Entertaining: One of the greatest advantages during the busy holiday season is the ability to prepare dishes in advance. Many elements of this Christmas charcuterie board can be prepped hours, or even a day, before your event, allowing you to enjoy your guests without being stuck in the kitchen. Simply assemble the final touches just before serving for a fresh and vibrant display.

Essential Ingredients for Your Christmas Tree Board

The beauty of crafting a charcuterie board for Christmas lies in its incredible flexibility. While I’ll share my recommended selections for a truly festive and flavorful spread, remember that every item is entirely interchangeable. Feel free to substitute with your family’s favorite meats, cheeses, fruits, and vegetables to create a board that’s perfectly suited to your taste.

When planning quantities, a good rule of thumb is to account for approximately 1-2 ounces of cured meats and 1-2 ounces of cheese per person if serving as an appetizer. If your charcuterie board will be the main event, consider increasing these amounts slightly to ensure everyone gets their fill!

Collection of fresh ingredients for a Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board, including various cheeses, cured meats, fruits, nuts, and crackers.

Detailed Ingredient Notes & Substitutions

  • Cured Meats: For a diverse and flavorful selection, I often opt for a convenient antipasto medley from stores like Costco, which typically includes a great variety such as two types of salami (like Genoa and Calabrese), savory prosciutto, and rich dry coppa. These offer different textures and flavor profiles. You can, of course, choose any of your preferred cured meats like pepperoni, soppressata, or even thinly sliced roast beef. For a vegetarian charcuterie board, simply omit the meats and focus on an expanded selection of cheeses, fruits, and vegetables.

  • Baby Camembert or Brie (for the Star Topper): The star of our Christmas tree board is literally a star-shaped cheese! A small wheel of petite camembert works wonderfully, offering a delightful earthy and slightly pungent flavor. However, if you prefer a milder, creamier taste, a baby brie wheel is an excellent alternative. Both are soft, spreadable cheeses perfect for creating our festive tree topper.

  • Goat Cheese: A charcuterie board, for me, feels incomplete without the tangy creaminess of goat cheese. Its bright flavor wonderfully complements both sweet jams and fresh fruits. I often use an economical two-pack of goat cheese logs from Costco, transforming one into a festive, cranberry- and thyme-coated log. While you can find pre-made herb or fruit-coated goat cheese logs, they can be quite pricey. Crafting your own is simple and budget-friendly! Alternatively, my mini goat cheese balls with cranberries and pistachios make a fantastic substitute and add an extra touch of gourmet elegance.

  • Manchego Cheese: If you’re not familiar with Manchego, it’s a semi-hard to hard sheep’s milk cheese from Spain, typically aged between 3 months and 1 year. Younger Manchego (3 months) will be softer with a fruity, nutty flavor, while older varieties (6-12 months) are firmer and more intense. Its distinctive zigzag rind adds visual appeal. I enjoy cutting it into triangles and arranging them in playful patterns on the board, adding a sophisticated textural contrast.

  • Seasonal Fruits: Choosing colorful, seasonal fruits is key to making your Christmas tree pop! I love the ruby red of pomegranate arils, the deep purple of red grapes, the crispness of sliced apples, the unique sweetness of persimmon, and the elegant shape of red Bartlett pears. Other fantastic holiday-friendly options include bright green kiwi slices, clementine segments, figs, or even fresh berries like raspberries or blackberries for added color and sweetness.

  • Fresh Vegetables: To balance the richness and add pops of vibrant color, include fresh vegetables. Crisp cucumber slices and colorful cherry tomatoes (red, yellow, orange) are excellent choices. Feel free to substitute with your favorites such as carrot sticks, bell pepper strips, broccoli florets, or even blanched green beans for a truly customized veggie selection.

  • Assorted Crackers & Bread: Offer a variety of vessels for your meats and cheeses! Select an assortment of crackers with different textures and flavors: fruit & nut crackers, seeded crackers, sourdough crisps, or whole-grain varieties. Thinly sliced baguette (toasted or fresh) or gourmet crostini also make excellent additions. Arrange them around the base of the tree or in small bowls.

  • Accompaniments & Garnishes: These are the “ornaments” that complete your Christmas tree charcuterie board!

    • Olives: Castelvetrano Spanish olives add a lovely briny note. Other options include Kalamata or a mixed olive medley.
    • Nuts: Marcona almonds offer a delicate, buttery crunch. Spiced pecans, walnuts, or candied almonds would also be wonderful.
    • Spreads: A small bowl of luscious fig jam pairs beautifully with many cheeses. Honey, maple syrup, or even a festive cranberry sauce would also be excellent choices.
    • Garnishes: Fresh rosemary sprigs are essential for outlining the tree and adding an aromatic, woodsy touch. Small edible flowers or extra cranberries can also enhance the festive look.

Planning Your Festive Charcuterie Board for Success

While the assembly of a Christmas charcuterie board is surprisingly straightforward, a little thoughtful planning goes a long way in ensuring your edible tree is both abundant and visually spectacular. Consider these key elements before you begin:

Pro Tip for Seamless Preparation: Begin by envisioning the scale of your gathering. How many guests will you be serving? This will directly influence the size of your board and the quantities of ingredients needed. Next, curate a list of your absolute favorite meats, cheeses, fruits, and accompaniments. Finally, sketch out a rough idea of how you’d like to arrange your “tree” – a mental blueprint can save time and ensure a balanced, beautiful display.

  • Choosing the Right “Canvas”: You don’t need a specialized tree-shaped board to create this festive display! A large cutting board, a rimmed baking sheet, or any substantial platter can serve as your canvas. The magic happens in how you arrange the ingredients. If you do have a tree-shaped board (like those found at specialty stores), it certainly adds a charming touch, but is by no means essential. Let your creativity guide you!

  • Curating Your Cheese Selection: Aim for a minimum of three distinct types of cheese to offer variety in flavor and texture. Think about including:

    • Soft Cheeses: Such as creamy brie, tangy goat cheese, crumbly feta, fresh mozzarella balls (bocconcini), or a bold blue cheese.
    • Semi-Hard Cheeses: Options like sharp cheddar, firm Parmigiano-Reggiano, or salty Pecorino Romano.
    • Aged Cheeses: These bring depth and complexity. Consider nutty Gruyère, savory Manchego, or a rich aged Gouda.

    As a general guide, budget for approximately 1-2 ounces of cheese per person, allowing guests to sample a few varieties.

  • Selecting Cured Meats: Choose at least two different cured meats to offer contrasting flavors and textures. Excellent choices include thinly sliced prosciutto (which can be artfully folded into ribbons), savory salami (try different types like Genoa or hard salami), or rich Serrano ham. When planning, allocate roughly 1-2 ounces of meat per person. For presentation, consider folding or rolling the meats to add volume and visual interest.

  • Incorporating Fresh, Seasonal Produce: This is where your Christmas tree truly comes alive with color! Select a vibrant assortment of seasonal fruits, crisp vegetables, and fresh herbs. Think about a palette of reds (pomegranate, raspberries, red grapes), greens (cucumber, kiwi, rosemary), and whites (brie, pear slices). Ensure your choices complement the flavors of your chosen meats and cheeses.

  • Offering a Variety of Crackers and Breads: Provide an array of carriers for your delicious selections. Include different shapes, colors, and textures of crackers such as water crackers, whole-grain options, seeded varieties, or even gluten-free alternatives. Sliced baguette, crunchy crostini, or breadsticks also make fantastic additions. Arrange them strategically around the “tree” to fill gaps and provide easy access.

  • Adding Delectable Spreads and Dips: Small bowls of spreads introduce another layer of flavor and moisture. A sweet fig jam or local honey is perfect for pairing with cheeses. Other festive options include a vibrant cranberry sauce, a bright pesto, a spicy chutney, or a classic whole grain mustard, all of which beautifully enhance various meat and cheese combinations.

  • Including Sweet and Savory Accompaniments: These little extras are like edible ornaments, adding sparkle and surprise to your board.

    • Dried Fruits: Apricots, figs, or sweet sugared cranberries.
    • Nuts: Gourmet selections like roasted nuts (e.g., spicy maple rosemary pecans), marcona almonds, or pistachios.
    • Pickled Items: Small gherkins (cornichons), olives (like Castelvetrano or Kalamata), or even marinated roasted red peppers.
    • Chocolates: A few dark chocolate squares or festive chocolate-covered pretzels can add a delightful sweet contrast.

How to Craft Your Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board

With your plan in place and your ingredients selected, it’s time for the fun part: prepping your components and assembling your spectacular Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board! A little pre-preparation can make the assembly process smooth and enjoyable.

Essential Prep Ahead Tip: Both the elegant baby brie star and the festive goat cheese log can be prepared up to 1-2 days in advance. This allows you to tackle some tasks early, reducing stress on the day of your event. Simply store them covered in the refrigerator until ready to assemble.

Crafting the Baby Brie or Petite Camembert Star

Step-by-step guide to making a star-shaped cheese topper for a charcuterie tree, using baby brie or camembert with a jam filling.
  1. Carefully slice your baby brie or petite camembert wheel in half horizontally, creating two circular disks.
  2. Take one half of the cheese and, using a small star-shaped cookie cutter, gently press down to cut out a perfect star from its center.
  3. On the remaining half of the cheese (the bottom piece), spread a very thin, even layer of your chosen jam (fig jam works beautifully). This adds a lovely sweet counterpoint and helps the top layer adhere.
  4. Place the cheese disk with the star cutout precisely over the jam-coated bottom half. The jam will peek through the star, creating a delightful contrast. Reserve the excised star-shaped cheese to be used as a decorative element elsewhere on your board.

Preparing the Cranberry & Thyme Goat Cheese Log

Instructions for creating a festive cranberry and thyme coated goat cheese log, perfect for a Christmas charcuterie board.
  1. In a small bowl, finely chop 1/2 cup of dried cranberries and 1 tablespoon of fresh thyme leaves. Mix them well to combine.
  2. Spread this vibrant cranberry and thyme mixture evenly across a flat plate or shallow dish that’s large enough to accommodate your goat cheese log.
  3. Gently roll the room-temperature goat cheese log through the cranberry-thyme mixture. Continue rolling and pressing lightly until the log is beautifully and uniformly coated. This coating adds both stunning visual appeal and a burst of complementary flavors.
  4. For easier slicing and to help the coating set, place the prepared goat cheese log in the freezer for about 5 minutes or chill it in the refrigerator for at least an hour before you plan to slice it for the board.

Assembling Your Edible Masterpiece

Now, let’s bring your Christmas tree charcuterie board to life! The key is to build from the top down, expanding each layer to create the classic tree silhouette.

  1. Position Your Tree Topper: Begin by placing your exquisitely prepared baby brie star at the very top of your chosen board. This will be the radiant star atop your edible Christmas tree. If using another type of cheese for your star (e.g., a cheddar cutout), place it here.

  2. Build the Tree Layers: Start arranging your ingredients in distinct, slightly wider rows beneath the star. Think of it as decorating your tree layer by layer, alternating colors, textures, and ingredient types for maximum visual impact and festive flair. For example, you might start with a row of cherry tomatoes, followed by a layer of neatly folded salami, then a line of red grapes, triangular Manchego slices, more meats, crisp cucumber slices, and finally, slices of your cranberry goat cheese log. There’s no strict rule – let your artistic intuition guide you, focusing on creating a gradual widening effect for the tree shape.

  3. Add the Aromatic “Garland”: Once your main tree shape is established, tuck fresh rosemary sprigs along the edges of your arranged ingredients. This not only defines the tree shape but also adds a wonderful evergreen aroma and a beautiful natural garland effect, truly enhancing the Christmas tree illusion.

  4. Adorn with Accompaniments: Finally, surround the base and fill any remaining gaps around your tree-shaped charcuterie with small bowls or artfully placed piles of your chosen accompaniments. This includes olives, a variety of nuts (like marcona almonds), small ramekins of fig jam and honey, and additional fruits. These elements serve as the “ornaments” and “presents” around your Christmas tree, completing the festive holiday scene. Serve immediately and enjoy the admiration!

Close-up of a beautifully assembled Christmas tree charcuterie board, highlighting the star-shaped brie topper and diverse ingredients.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Your Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board

How much cheese should I include on my Christmas charcuterie board?

For an appetizer-sized board, a good rule of thumb is to provide a minimum of three distinct cheeses. Plan for approximately 1 to 2 ounces of cheese per person, per cheese type. This allows guests to sample a variety without overwhelming the board. Focus on offering a spectrum of textures and flavors: include a soft cheese (like brie or goat cheese), a semi-hard cheese (such as cheddar or Parmesan), and an aged cheese (like Gruyère or Manchego) to create a well-rounded and appealing selection.

What are the best meats for a festive charcuterie board?

The most popular and visually appealing meats for a charcuterie board are typically cured options. Excellent choices include thinly sliced prosciutto (which can be artfully folded or draped), various types of salami (Genoa, Calabrese, or hard salami), coppa, pepperoni, and soppressata. Aim for at least two to three different types to provide variety. Similar to cheese, budget for about 1 to 2 ounces of meat per person when serving as an appetizer. For a more sophisticated look, try creating salami roses or folding slices into quarters for easy grabbing.

Do I need a specific tree-shaped charcuterie board for this recipe?

Absolutely not! While a tree-shaped board can be a fun novelty, it is by no means necessary. You can easily create a stunning Christmas tree charcuterie board on any large, flat serving surface you have at hand – whether it’s a spacious cutting board, a rimmed baking sheet, or a large platter. The magic is in the arrangement! Simply begin by placing your star topper at the top, then gradually build your ingredients in wider rows moving downwards, carefully creating the silhouette of a Christmas tree with your delicious components. Alternating colors and textures as you build will make the board even more visually festive and engaging.

Can I prepare my Christmas charcuterie board in advance?

Yes, many elements of your charcuterie board can be prepared ahead of time, which is a huge benefit during the busy holiday season! You can slice your cheeses, wash and cut most fruits and vegetables (except those prone to browning like apples and pears), prepare your goat cheese log, and make your brie star topper up to 1-2 days in advance. Store all prepped ingredients in airtight containers in the refrigerator. Assemble the full board a few hours before serving, adding sensitive fruits and crackers at the very last minute to maintain freshness and crispness. For fruits like apples and pears, a light toss in lemon juice can help prevent browning if you need to slice them earlier.

Expert Recipe Notes & Tips for Your Holiday Charcuterie

To ensure your Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board is nothing short of perfect, keep these valuable tips in mind:

  • Strategic Planning is Key: As reiterated, thoughtful planning is your best friend when creating a large charcuterie board. Before you even start chopping, consider your guest count to determine ingredient quantities. Then, select a harmonious array of your favorite components and visualize the arrangement of your Christmas tree. A quick mental (or even drawn) blueprint can streamline the entire assembly process.

  • Prepare Ahead for Freshness: While the full board is best assembled a few hours before serving, many components can be prepped significantly in advance. Slice hard cheeses, wash and dry grapes, and prepare your unique brie star and cranberry goat cheese log a day or two ahead. For fruits prone to browning, like apples and pears, wait until just before assembly or toss them lightly in a small amount of lemon juice to maintain their fresh appearance.

  • Nutrition Information – A Guideline Only: Please note that the provided nutrition information is an estimate based on the ingredients and quantities suggested in this recipe. Since charcuterie boards are highly customizable, the nutritional values will vary significantly based on your specific ingredient choices and the amounts you include. Use it purely as an informational guideline.

  • Embrace Versatility & Scale: This Christmas charcuterie board concept is wonderfully adaptable. Feel free to swap any ingredient to match personal preferences or dietary requirements. It’s also incredibly scalable – easily adjust quantities up or down to serve a small intimate gathering or a large festive party. The core idea remains the same: create a beautiful, edible Christmas tree!

  • No Special Board? No Problem!: Don’t let the lack of a specialized Christmas tree-shaped board deter you. Any large flat surface will work beautifully! A spacious rimmed baking sheet, an elegant serving tray, a sturdy cutting board, or even a clean countertop can be transformed into your festive display. The Christmas tree shape is created by your clever arrangement of ingredients, not by the board itself.

  • Serving Temperature Matters: For optimal flavor and texture, most cheeses and cured meats are best served at room temperature. Remove them from the refrigerator about 30-60 minutes before you plan to serve the board. This allows the flavors to fully develop and the textures to become more appealing.

  • Food Safety Reminder: If the board will be out for an extended period (more than 2 hours at room temperature), consider using smaller portions and replenishing as needed, especially for perishable items like meats and soft cheeses, to maintain food safety and quality.

Christmas charcuterie board surrounded by an assortment of crackers, fig jam, marcona almonds, and fresh red grapes, ready for holiday serving.

More Festive Christmas Appetizers You’ll Adore

If you’re looking for additional culinary inspiration to complete your holiday spread, here are some other delightful Christmas appetizers that are sure to please:

  • Colorful Antipasto Skewers
  • Elegant Crudités Platter with Dips
  • Refreshing Endive Salad Bites with Pear & Blue Cheese
  • Savory Sausage Stuffed Mushrooms
  • Whimsical Snowman Cheeseball by Every Day I Dream About Food

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Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board with a star topper

Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board

Learn how to make a stunning Christmas Tree Charcuterie Board with my easy tips! It’s makes a show stopping holiday appetizer or a fun Christmas Eve meal, and it can be customized with your favorite seasonal fruits and veggies, meats, cheeses and more!

Servings: 10 servings

Prep Time: 45 mins

Cook Time: 0 mins

Total Time: 45 mins

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Ingredients

Baby Brie Star Tree Topper

  • 4.5 ounces baby brie sub with petite camembert
  • 2 teaspoons fig jam

Cranberry Goat Cheese Log

  • 1/2 cup dried cranberries chopped
  • 1 tablespoon thyme leaves chopped
  • 10.5 ounce goat cheese log room temperature

Remaining Ingredients

  • 16 ounces antipasto meats such as salami, coppa or prosciutto
  • 5 ounces manchego or other aged cheese, sliced into triangles
  • 16 ounces assorted crackers
  • 1 pint cherry tomatoes
  • 1 English cucumber sliced
  • 1 medium apple sliced; sub with pear
  • 1 large persimmon sliced; sub with orange or mandarins
  • 1/2 cup fig jam
  • 1/4 cup honey
  • 1/2 cup marcona almonds
  • 1/2 cup olives
  • 8 ounces red grapes
  • 1/4 cup pomegranate arils

Instructions

Prepare Star Tree Topper

  1. Slice the baby brie or petite camembert in half width-wise. Using a mini star cookie cutter, cut a star shape out of one half of the cheese. Spread a very thin layer of jam over the bottom half of the cheese, then place the cheese with the star cut out over the jam. Reserve the star shaped cheese to decorate your board. Prep 1-2 days in advance.

Prepare the Cranberry Goat Cheese Log

  1. Chop 1/2 cup dried cranberries and 1 tablespoon of fresh thyme leaves and combine in a small bowl. Spread out over a plate large enough to hold your goat cheese log.
  2. Roll the goat cheese log in the cranberry mixture until it is evenly coated. This works best if the goat cheese is room temperature. Freeze for 5 minutes or chill for one hour before slicing. Prep 1-2 days in advance.

Assemble the Board

  1. Place the baby brie star tree topper at the top of your board.
  2. Arrange the cherry tomatoes beneath the star, followed by a row of meat, fruit, manchego cheese, more meat, sliced cucumber, then sliced goat cheese, making each row a bit wider than the last to create a tree shape. This is a rule of thumb — the board can be displayed any way you like!
  3. Outline the Christmas charcuterie board with fresh rosemary sprigs, then surround it with crackers, jam, honey, almonds, olives and more fruit. Serve and enjoy!

Notes

  • Pro tip: Plan your board around how many people you’ll be serving, then choose an array of your favorite ingredients and have an idea as to how you want to assemble your Christmas board.
  • This Christmas charcuterie board may be assembled a few hours in advance. If using fruit that is prone to discoloration such as pears and apples, cut them and add them to the board just before serving.
  • The nutrition information is an estimate only and is based on the ingredients that I’ve included here. This will change based on the ingredients and quantities that you include on your own board!
  • This is a versatile appetizer or snack that may be customized with your favorite ingredients and scaled to feed any number of people.
  • Don’t own a Christmas tree board? Use a rimmed baking sheet, serving tray, cutting board or whatever you have on hand and shape your ingredients in the form of a Christmas tree!

Nutrition

Calories: 755kcal, Carbohydrates: 71g, Protein: 30g, Fat: 42g, Saturated Fat: 17g, Polyunsaturated Fat: 6g, Monounsaturated Fat: 14g, Trans Fat: 0.1g, Cholesterol: 77mg, Sodium: 1737mg, Potassium: 703mg, Fiber: 8g, Sugar: 26g, Vitamin A: 809IU, Vitamin C: 27mg, Calcium: 287mg, Iron: 4mg

Nutrition is estimated using a food database and is only intended to be used as a guideline for informational purposes.

Course: Appetizers

Cuisine: American

Author: Marcie

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