Christmas Dessert Charcuterie Board Ideas are popular this time of year. So I decided to join the crowd and create a board of my yummy cookies.
This last fall, I joined my friends and created a charcuterie board easy appetizers. Well, now that the holidays are upon us, I have homemade cookies on my brain. So, I went ahead and designed this very fun Christmas dessert charcuterie board for you. And like my previous post, I am joined by friends, and you can find the list of them towards the bottom.
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I baked this cute gingerbread cake in a bundt pan. My husband was so inspired by this cake, that he wanted to decorate it. So, what you see here is his creation. I tried to talk him into using marshmallow puff for the snow, but he insisted on the marshmallow snowbanks. I hope to write a post on this project since I did learn a few things about this great Nordic Ware cake pan.
Let’s review how I built my Christmas dessert charcuterie board.
Choose a Board
Wood
Marble
Slate
I love this round wooden board, but there are so many options out there. I like to cover mine with parchment paper to protect the wood and the food.
Start by placing cookies
After you place your cakestand with the gingerbread cake, start building the bottom layer with the cookies. I placed my Almond Cookies in a line. By the way, these cookies are the best, so light and yummy.
I then added another row of my Raspberry Filled Valentine’s Day Cookies as well as my Chocolate Chip Cookies. Oh my, I so want one of these cookies and a cup of tea, please.
Next, I had fun filling these wooden bowls from The Container Store. I wanted to create a red and green Christmas dessert charcuterie board, so I focused on red and green candies. But, seriously add whatever treats your family and friends enjoy.
Lastly, I added these yummy Christmas desserts that I recently baked. I promise that out of all the treats these are the easiest to make. The peanut brittle is perfect and there is no stirring or added ingredients from this Betty Crocker mix!
Thanks for the visit to my Christmas dessert charcuterie board post. Have a wonderful holiday season.
Cheers,
PS: PS: If you like crafting, decorating or baking I would love to have you join us in my private membership group.
My Friends Charcuterie Boards
Christmas Dessert from Happy Happy Nester // Red & Green Christmas Charcuterie Board from The DIY Mommy // Cookie Chocolate Dessert Charcuterie Board from Inspiration for Moms // Sweet and Savory Charcuterie Board from The Handmade Home
Christmas Cookie Dessert Board from Modern Glam // Gluten Free Dessert Charcuterie Board from Taryn Whiteaker // Charcuterie Board for the Holidays from Twelve on Main // Hot Chocolate Dessert Board from Jenna Kate at Home
Hot Cocoa Charcuterie Board from Hallstrom Home // Kid Friendly Charcuterie Board from She Gave It A Go // Classic Charcuterie Board from The Happy Housie // Holiday Charcuterie Board from Jennifer Maune
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Rhonda Hallstrom
Stunning as always Janine!!