Breakfast Charcuterie board/How to Make for Christmas Morning

Make this Christmas breakfast charcuterie board for your family and friends. The perfect way to start Christmas morning!

Today I am joining 11 blogger friends to bring you all kinds of charcuterie ideas, from Breakfast to dessert. There is so much you can do with a charcuterie board. You can even create a grazing table for the family to enjoy during the holidays.

If you are hopping over from my friend Nicole’s blog post, Welcome. I am sure you are drooling after reading her post about goat cheese. I know I am. Nicole @ourtinynest spread that cheese on the board and made it look delicious with a little drizzle of honey and some fresh berries.

If you are unfamiliar with Charcuterie, it started as assembling a wide array of cured meats paired with cheeses, assorted bread, crackers, fruits, and vegetables on a board. Recently, there has been a rise in the popularity of charcuterie boards, and people are getting very creative. (as you will soon see if you haven’t already)

You can use any board or tray to put your breakfast charcuterie on. I happen to love these big cutting boards of all sizes and shapes. And there are so many options to create your charcuterie board. Let’s take a look at a few. You can use a wooden board, a marble board, a ceramic tray, or even a wood slice. The options are endless.

Charcuturie boards

Shop My favorite Charcuterie Boards Here

Themed Charcuterie Boards

There are so many themes you can create with the concept of Charcuterie. Here are just a few for us to think about.

  • Seasonal Boards ( Summer, Winter, Spring, and Fall)
  • Meal boards, such as a breakfast charcuterie board or lunch
  • Charcuterie boards for kids
  • Holiday Boards
  • Butter boards ( the latest craze)
  • Specific themed boards like an olive board, breadboard, candy board etc.

Holiday Themed Boards

You can create a unique breakfast charcuterie board for almost any holiday!
If you are making a board as part of the mealtime experience, think about what flavors go best together and ensure those match up well visually with the rest of your menu.

Think of the colors used for the holiday and incorporate them into your meal planning. Use red, white, and blue for the 4th of July. Add orange, brown, and yellow for a fall board, or maybe black and orange for Halloween.

You can even use someone’s favorite colors for a birthday board. Just think outside of the box and use your creativity to create these boards.

Christmas Breakfast Charcuturie Board

Appetize Boards to Dessert Boards

Christmas morning is always so busy opening gifts and being with family, so cooking a big breakfast is out for me. However, we all love a delicious breakfast. Even better, who wouldn’t love a breakfast that’s also pretty to look at? If you’re looking to impress your guests for the holidays, you must try creating a breakfast charcuterie board.

This board is filled with deliciousness. I started with an assortment of delicious berries. They always add great color to the tray, and everyone loves fresh fruit for Breakfast.

Raspberries
Blueberries
Strawberries

Next, I prepared my bacon, egg bites, and sausage the night before, so all I had to do it warm them up and put them on the breakfast charcuterie board in the morning.

Have you ever made egg bites? they are one of my favorite go-to snacks, and I always have a stash in the refrigerator.

Egg bites are the perfect touch for a breakfast charcuterie board

I used this recipe from The Spruce Eats. Undeniably they are delicious and full of protein. Next, I whipped up some cinnamon rolls. ( haha, I just warmed these store-bought rolls up in the oven) shhh… nobody will know. Indeed, everything tastes better when it is warm, right?


Cinnamon rolls made for the breakfast charcuterie  board

In addition, I prepared some fresh waffles. I used a high-protein pancake mix called Kodiak Cakes for my waffles and these adorable Christmas waffle makers.

Christmas waffles
christmas waffle maker
gingerbread man waffle

I added a cute pitcher full of warm syrup and a bowl of fresh whipped cream to top off those yummy waffles.

The best part about this board is that it only requires one dish to be cleaned up – which means you won’t have any dishes left after your guests or family leave!

I hope you enjoyed this breakfast charcuterie board idea and found some inspiration for your boards. If you’re looking for more party food ideas, I have a lot more in store for you.

Next up on our blog hop is my friend Jen @midwestlifeandstyle. She has prepared the sweetest movie night Charcuterie tray for everyone to enjoy, so let’s hop on over to Jen’s house in our cozy jammies for a movie night.

Lastly, I want you to check out the Charcuterie board inspiration from my blogging friends below. Click on the image or their blog name, and it will take you to their blog posts.

Wendy Signature

12 Holiday Charcuturie Ideas

Everything you need for a charcuterie board

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28 Comments

  1. Beautiful Breakfast display Wendy. Love the little gingerbread people. I am happy to feature your Christmas breakfast charcuterie board at Love Your Creativity.

    1. Thnk you so much Linda, I appreciate the feature.

  2. What beautiful ideas. We don’t often do anything very special for Christmas breakfast but I think something like this would go down well! Thank you for sharing at Handmade Monday 🙂

    1. Thank you so much Julie. It is a fairly easy ting to do and everyone loves it.

  3. Wendy, the charcuterie hop was such a great idea! So many great ideas and inspiration!. Love your breakfast charcuterie idea!

    1. Thank you Susan. I am so glad you could join us.

  4. Oh my goodness, this looks amazing! I love the mini waffles!

  5. oh, yum, Wendy! Your breakfast charcuterie board looks delicious! This is my kind of tray. Pinned!

    1. Thank you Jen, I am so glad that you could join us for the blog hop.

  6. Wendy this is such a fantastic idea for the holidays! Thank you for putting together another fun hop!

    1. Thank you, Nicolle. I hope you are having a great weekend.

  7. Wendy, I love the idea of breakfast charcuterie! What fun on Christmas morning … or any morning during the holidays. This was so much fun … thanks for including me! xo

    1. Thank you Juliet, I am so glad you were able to join us.

  8. Wendy Im a food board user from way back but I have never done a breakfast board. I think I definitely need to now though this is adorable and looks absolutely delicious. I think this will be a good option for Boxing Day when I still have a house full. Thanks for sharing and thanks so much for putting together this amazing blog hop and including me in it ???

    1. I am so glad I gave you a new idea Anita. Having breakfast on one board for your guests to graze on is so easy. I am so glad that you joined us today!

    1. Thank you, Elizabeth. I am so glad I made your favorites :)))

  9. This is awesome! I love it. Charcuterie is my favorite. Hugs to you.

  10. Wendy, I love the idea of a breakfast charcuterie board, something new for the holidays when you think you have done everything there is to do for Christmas. I may need to give this one a try this year for a new twist on Christmas morning. Thank you for sharing this idea!

    1. Hi Cara, Thank you so much for your kind comment. I am glad I could help out. It is always nice when you find something new to try out. My family loves to graze, so it is perfect for us. I hope you give it a try.

    1. Thank you, Kristy! I promise you will be in the next hop I organize. No FOMO allowed. :)))))

  11. Wendy,
    I love everything you added to your charcuterie board. It’s so festive and those cookies look so tasty. Thanks so much for organizing and for including me.

    1. I know how busy you have been this week, I have really enjoyed all of your content. Thank you for taking the time to join the hop today.

  12. Wendy, this is a wonderful idea. Perfect for when having out of town guest visiting too.

    1. Thank you Tammy. It was so easy once you get everything prepared the night before.

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