Sharing how to create a a beautiful fall charcuterie masterpiece for your next fall gathering.
Royal Check Pitcher | Royal Check Pinch Bowls | Sweetbriar Salad Plate | Sweetbriar Mugs | Sweetbriar Cakestand | Royal Check Serving Platter all c/o Mackenzie-Childs | c/o Serena & Lilly Chambray Napkin set | Williams-Sonoma Wood handle Ladle | Williams-Sonoma Wood Handle Cheese Knives (on super sale, under $10) | similar spoon rest | line & dot alder sweater
FINALLY sharing the fall entertaining/hosting post I shared a sneak peek of on Instagram stories a couple of weeks ago. Not to mention shared my excitement about probably 10-15 times. Today I am partnering with MacKenzie-Childs to share how to create a beautiful fall charcuterie plate (or board). Along with additional items to serve on the side.
For those of you new to the charcuterie world (hey Adam and Peter), a charcuterie plate/board includes cured meats (and other meat products) paired with different accompaniments, such as cheese, fruit, crackers, nuts and/or jams and spreads.
Before putting your fall charcuterie spread together, you must decide what you’ll be creating your masterpiece on – a plate or a board? I went with a plate as I wanted an excuse to use this royal check serving platter and I felt it would provide a very pretty backdrop. A wood cheeseboard/cutting board or a more simple serving platter would work just fine as well. Completely up to your personal style/theme you’re creating and what you have in your kitchen!
Now that you have your base, it is time to create your charcuterie masterpiece! Below you will find everything I used for my fall charcuterie plate plus a couple of additional ideas.
Fall Charcuterie Plate (or Board) Ingredients
Cheese
Herbed Goat Cheese
Smoked Gouda
Parmesan
Extra Sharp White Cheddar
Meats
Calabrese Salami
Prosciutto
Capocollo
Fruits
Apples
Figs
Pears
Grapes
Crackers
Wheat Thins
Water Crackers
Pumpkin Cranberry Crisps
French Baguette Slices
Extras
Pumpkin Seeds
Pumpkin Hummus
Nuts
Fall Jam or Butter
Sides
Dark Chocolate Covered Almonds
Pumpkin Cookies
Pumpkin Bread
While the fall charcuterie plate is quite pretty on it’s own to really set the scene and serve additional items, a couple of pieces were required. The most beautiful cake stand you have ever seen for the pumpkin bread, mugs for the apple cider out of the pumpkin punch bowl, beautiful salad plates for guests to place their charcuterie selections on, and a couple of pinch bowls for chocolate covered almonds + pumpkin hummus.
For decor, I created a fall arrangement in a royal check pitcher to match the serving platter, a couple of pumpkins + gourds, and created the pumpkin punch bowl.
This makes me want to host a dinner party just so i can make this haha! Love the photos 🙂
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Haha girl I’ve been in the same boat since this shoot. We have had people over multiple times since and every time I make a charcuterie plate/board similar to this haha. Thank you so much!
xo Laura Leigh
Okay first off those dishes were MADE FOR YOU!!! And they could not be more perfect for your new home! And second, I need that apple cider in my life!
-Morgan
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Right? Like there was no question, I needed the Royal Check. And yes you do, it was sooo yummy! Trade Joe’s for the win – then I added apple slices and cinnamon sticks.
xo Laura Leigh
This looks so delicious and so cute!
Xo, Kelsey
Aw thank you gal!
xo Laura Leigh
Nice! It’s beautiful and everything looks so good! I am smitten with that big pumpkin bowl. How cute is that?!
Maureen
Thank you so much! Thought the pumpkin bowl added so much to the spread – a fun little addition.
xo Laura Leigh
WOW, this charcuterie board turned out fantastic — I don’t think you are missing a single important ingredient! It all looks fab and delicious to satisfy any guest, too. Also, I seriously love the bright and pretty photography to showcase your finished product!
XO Amanda
Thank you so much gal! I really appreciate that 🙂 I had the best time putting it together and now can’t stop making charcuterie boards for our guests haha.
xo Laura Leigh
Everything is SO beautiful!! I’d love to do something like this for Thanksgiving. Definitely need more of your hosting tips!
Lizzie
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Thank you so much Lizzie! You absolutely should – charcuterie boards are truly so fun and easy to put together. And I will be sharing more soon 🙂
xo Laura Leigh
Well now I’m certainly craving a good charcuterie and wine night with my friends. The way you styled this (and can we talk about your cider in the pumpkin?) is just fabulous. So eye-catching at the same time as being totally delicious!
Aw thank you so much Stephanie! I really appreciate it gal 🙂 the pumpkin was such a fun addition. Love what it added to the spread. Also, super easy to to do surprisingly.
xo Laura Leigh
That charcuterie is gorgeous! I love your decor too and the punch, perfect for fall!
Thank you so much!
xo Laura Leigh
Oh this came out so good! I love the checkerboard pattern, that blue is my favorite color!
Thank you 🙂 with you on that – blue obsessed haha.
xo Laura Leigh
What a cute post! I found this super inspirational because with the upcoming holidays I’m wanting to do something like this really bad!!
Thank you Kileen! Aw yay – that completely makes my day 🙂 so happy to hear that.
xo Laura Leigh
These are always so much fun to make when friends come over! Love all the variety in yours- need to make one asap xoxo sarah
Couldn’t agree with you more! Thank you gal 🙂 it was quite tasty for sure!
xo Laura Leigh
ABSOLUTELY gorgeous. You put together the most beautiful entertaining spreads!
Oh my goodness you are the sweetest! Thank you so much 🙂 I really appreciate that!
xo Laura Leigh
How cute is this?! It looks so yummy! I’m going to have to try it!
Aw thank you Megan! Everything was quite tasty and paired together really well.
xo Laura Leigh