Ingredients:

  • 4 oz Prosciutto di Parma, paper-thin ribbons
  • 6 oz Turkey Summer Sausage, sliced into 1/4-inch rounds
  • 4 oz Bresaola (Air-dried Beef), folded into flowers
  • 5 oz Sharp White Cheddar, cut into chunks
  • 4 oz Light Goat Cheese Log
  • 1 oz crushed pistachios (for coating goat cheese)
  • 1 large English Cucumber, sliced on a bias
  • 2 medium Red Bell Peppers, cut into strips
  • 0.5 cup Pomegranate Arils
  • 1 large bunch Green Grapes
  • 5 oz Multigrain Seed Crackers
  • 1 small loaf Whole Grain Sourdough Baguette, sliced into 1/2-inch rounds
  • 0.5 cup Raw Walnuts
  • 8 stems fresh Rosemary Sprigs

Instructions:

  1. Prep the Goat Cheese. Take your 4 oz light goat cheese log and roll it firmly in the 1 oz of crushed pistachios. Note: This prevents the cheese from sticking to everything else on the board.
  2. Slice the Baguette. Cut the whole grain sourdough baguette into 1/2 inch rounds until you have a pile of sturdy bases.
  3. Round the Sausage. Slice the 6 oz turkey summer sausage into 1/4 inch rounds. Note: Keeping them uniform ensures a better mouthfeel when paired with crackers.
  4. Prepare the Veggies. Slice the large English cucumber on a bias and cut the two red bell peppers into long, elegant strips.
  5. Anchor the Board. Place the pistachio crusted goat cheese and a small bowl of the 0.5 cup pomegranate arils on opposite ends of your platter.
  6. Create Protein Rivers. Fold the 4 oz of prosciutto and 4 oz of bresaola into ribbons or flowers, placing them in a curving line across the board.
  7. Add the Cheese Chunks. Break the 5 oz of sharp white cheddar into irregular chunks and nestle them near the bresaola.
  8. Fill with Produce. Bundle the grapes in small clusters and tuck the cucumber and pepper strips into the remaining open spaces until the board looks overflowing.
  9. Add the Crunch. Scatter the 5 oz of multigrain crackers and 0.5 cup raw walnuts in the gaps.
  10. Final Garnish. Thread the 8 rosemary sprigs between the different elements until the aroma of fresh pine fills the air.