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Why spend money on a few bites of charcuterie at a fancy wine bar when you can build your own board at home? This meal is easy to make compliant for any plan, be it Whole30, low-carb, vegan or otherwise.
Weeknight charcuterie (recipe)
Ingredients
Choose your favorite combination from the following ingredient suggestions:
Veggies: Radishes, Persian cucumbers, bell peppers, carrots, snap peas, cherry tomatoes, arugula
Fruit: Grapes, apples, pears, fresh berries, dried figs, dried dates, cranberries
Protein: Smoked salmon, prosciutto, salami, cheese, pate, nuts
Condiments: Dijon mustard, pesto, aioli, jam
Extras: Dried olives, fresh olives, pickles
Directions
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Step 1
Mix up the textures by pairing harder pieces, like salami, with something softer, like pate. Slice veggies, fruit and meat into finger-food sizes. Starting with the bigger ingredients, arrange on a decorative board, and enjoy.
Recipe courtesy of wholedailylife.com.
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