Sometimes a Bloody Mary is enough, but when getting together with friends this Bloody Mary Charcuterie Board takes your get-together over the top!
Why this recipe works
Many that love their Bloody Marys say they wouldn’t go without all the snacks that go on top. Putting together a charcuterie board and allowing people to make their own creations makes for a memorable party!
Ingredients you will need
How to Make a Bloody Mary Charcuterie Board
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- Begin with a large cutting board, tray, or serving platter.
- Place some items in cups, such as celery, bacon, and longer vegetables. You may want to place some items in small bowls such as olives, beets, or onions.
- Begin by placing the cups and bowls around on the platter. Fill in spaces with cheese, pickles, olives, pickled vegetables, tomatoes, etc.
- Place the cocktail picks in a cup near the board. You can spread the green items around the board and place items of color mixed around. Also, intermix colors and shapes for visual interest. For example, place long asparagus by red tomatoes.
Frequently Asked Questions
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You can use whatever you like on your charcuterie board. That’s the beauty of platters like these!
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Bloody Mary Charcuterie Board
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Print It Pin It Rate ItIngredients
- 1 jar garlic stuffed green olives
- 1 jar pimento stuffed olives
- 1 jar mini dill pickles save the juice
- 1 jar pickled onions
- 1 jar pickled beets
- 1 jar pickled green beans
- 1 jar pickled asparagus
- Cherry or grape tomatoes
- Pepperoncinis
- 3 celery ribs with leaves cut into long pieces for stirring
- 6 – 8 whole pieces bacon cooked
- Long meat sticks
- Prosciutto
- Large pepperoni slices
- Thin sliced summer sausage
- Shrimp cooked with tails on
- Jalapeno Cheddar cheese cubed
- Pepper Jack cheese cubed
- Smoked Gouda cubed
- Mini mozzarella balls
- Fresh Dill
- Limes sliced
Things You’ll Need
- Cocktail picks or Long toothpicks
Before You Begin
Instructions
- Begin with a large cutting board, tray, or serving platter. Place some items in cups, such as celery, bacon, and longer vegetables. You may want to place some items in small bowls such as olives, beets, or onions.
- Place the cups and bowls around on the platter.
- Fill in spaces with cheese, pickles, olives, pickled vegetables, tomatoes, etc.
- Place the cocktail picks in a cup near the board.
- You can spread the green items around the board and place items of color mixed around. Also, intermix colors and shapes for visual interest. For example, place long asparagus by red tomatoes.
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Shona Stewart-Christy says
love..love..love this Bloody Mary Charcutrerie Board.. having this set up for all day Pool and summer cook outs when people are here…. also, when they arent, just for us on the weekends. perfect from a total straight day drinking aspect which is never good. Especially when you have children amd childrennare here as well. they can snacknonnthe OPTIONS AND BOARD as well.. No alcohol…. love the bloody Mary options, additions and healthy aspect.
Always great recipes..❤️❤️