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Don't miss Cookie and Kate's latest recipe! [View this email in your browser]( [Go to cookieandkate.com]( [ALL RECIPES]( [BREAKFAST]( [SALAD]( [DINNER]( [DESSERT]( [DRINKS]( [COOKBOOK]( [How to Make a Cheese Board]( Dec 31, 2020 03:59 pm [Read the full post at cookieandkate.com]( [cheese board recipe] Confession: I brought a sad cheese plate to last year’s Friendsgiving, and it went ignored in the corner. It was an embarrassing moment for a cookbook author, and I’ve been determined to improve my cheese board game ever since. I walked into the party to find a gorgeous and elaborate cheese board nearly spanning the full length of the dinner table. My friend Jordan has a degree in sculpture, and she can sure put together a beautiful cheese board. I took the opportunity to study her design. I can’t say that my efforts are quite to her level yet, but I’ve picked up a few tips and tricks to share with you today. [cheese and crackers] Building a beautiful cheese board feels like a fun art project. We’ll mix different flavors, colors, shapes and textures to build an enticing appetizer board. Give yourself some time to put it together, and you’ll enjoy the process all the more. The trick is to fill every little space on the board with nuts and fruit so it looks completely abundant. A cheese board is the perfect excuse to break out your special serving items. If you don’t have a dedicated cheese board in your cabinets, though, don’t fret. For your base, you can use a nice wooden cutting board, a large serving platter, or even a tray or baking sheet covered with parchment paper. If you don’t have a set of cheese knives, offer butter knives, cocktail forks, cocktail picks or toothpicks. Basically, anything goes, and no occasion is too minor for a cheese board. You just might have everything you need at home already. How about a cheese board with your [French 75]( this evening? [Continue to the recipe...]( The post [How to Make a Cheese Board]( appeared first on [Cookie and Kate](. [View, print or pin this recipe!]( [Buy Cookie and Kate's new cookbook, Love Real Food!]( Recently on Cookie and Kate: [Easy Tapenade]( [Vanilla-Pear Holiday Punch]( [Creamy Spinach Artichoke Dip]( [How to Cook Farro]( [Roasted Delicata Squash, Pomegranate and Arugula Salad]( [View Cookie and Kate's recipes]( [Facebook]( [Pinterest]( [Instagram]( [YouTube]( Thank you for subscribing to Cookie and Kate's emails! ♥ Copyright © 2020 Cookie and Kate, All rights reserved. You requested to receive new posts by email on our website, cookieandkate.com. Our mailing address is: Cookie and Kate 4741 Central St, #358Kansas City, MO 64112 [Add us to your address book]( [Receive fewer emails]( or [change your email address]( or [unsubscribe altogether](

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