The holidays are around the corner and a charcuterie board is a great way to display amazing cheeses, meats, crackers and sweet items. They are great for special occasions or just fun as an appetizer before dinner. I am calling this a Southern Style Charcuterie Board because I used some of my favorite products that are made in North Carolina. I adore being from the South and love to highlight some of the amazing food products that are made there.
In order to make a charcuterie board, you only need some creativity, a large cutting board or cheese board and some of your favorite cheeses, smoked meats, crackers and some sweet and savory items to pair it with.
The charcuterie board also features Spilling the Sweet Tea's raspberry preserves and our new arrival...Blackberry Jam. The blackberry jam is AH-MAZING paired with goat cheese, while our raspberry jam is delicious paired with brie cheese. Listed below are all the items on my Southern Style Charcuterie Board and where they were purchased. If you plan to make one over the holiday season, tag me in your picture (@spilling_the_sweet_tea) on Instagram. I would love to see how yours came out.
Items on the Southern Style Charcuterie Board
Spilling the Sweet Tea's- Raspberry and Blackberry Jam - To purchase go to https://www.spillingthesweettea.com/shop
Mild Cheddar Hoop Cheese - This is a Southern Style cheddar cheese and I use it often in my mac and cheese.
Trader Joe's Blue Stilton Blue Cheese
Trader Joe's Taste of Inspirations Brie Round Cheese
Trader Joe's Chevre Creamy Fresh Goat Cheese
Trader Joe's Columbus Calabrese Salami
Trader Joe's Gourmet Pepperoni
Trader Joe's Fig and Olive Crisps
Trader Joe's Candied Pecans
Trader Joe's Dried Apricots
Trader Joe's Italian Breadsticks
Trader Joe's Baby Black Grapes
Trader Joe's Brioche Toast
Mt. Olive Hot Okra and Mt. Olive Sweet Gherkins. Mt. Olive Pickling Company is located in Mt. Olive, NC which is about 30 minutes from my hometown of Kinston, NC and is where some of my family lives. They make the best pickles.
Golden Farms Honey is made in Winston Salem, NC and I purchased it at my local grocery store.
Other items - Raw almonds, fresh blackberries, crostini, olives and rosemary springs came from my local grocery store.
Recommended products for this Charcuterie Board.
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