Christmas Charcuterie Cups
These Mini Christmas Charcuterie Cups are the cutest holiday appetizer ever! Filled with salami, cheese stars, fresh fruit, and rosemary, they’re easy to assemble and perfect for parties, potlucks, or Christmas Eve gatherings.
Easy Christmas Charcuterie Cups.
If you’re looking for a fun, festive, and mess-free holiday appetizer, these Christmas Charcuterie Cups are the perfect choice!
They’re individually portioned, adorable to look at, and filled with all your favorite charcuterie fixings from savory salami to sharp cheddar, crisp crackers, and juicy fruit.
These mini charcuterie cups make entertaining effortless, no boards to clean up and no stress!
Mini Holiday Charcuterie Cups.
They’re quick to assemble (15 minutes from start to finish)and perfect for parties since they’re easy to grab and enjoy without needing plates.
Plus, they’re completely customizable, so you can mix and match your favorite cheeses, fruits, or cured meats to suit any taste.
Ingredients
30 pieces of salami
6 cracker-sized slices of cheddar cheese
12 blackberries
18 grapes
6 rosemary sprigs
6–12 club crackers
6 gherkins
6 red & green Christmas charcuterie cups
24–30 mini skewers
Star cookie cutter
Instructions
1. Place one rosemary sprig into each charcuterie cup.
2. Cut star shapes from the cheddar slices using the star-shaped cookie cutter.
3. Fold each salami slice in half, then in half again.
4. Skewer 4-5 folded pieces onto a mini skewer. Add one skewer to each cup.
5. Skewer a cheese star, followed by 1-2 blackberries. Place one skewer into each cup.
6. Skewer one gherkin per skewer and place into each cup.
7. Skewer 3 grapes per skewer and add to each cup.
Tip: To vary the height of the ingredients, trim some skewers shorter so the grapes sit lower in the cup.
8. Add 1-2 club crackers to each cup just before serving to keep them crisp.
If you love these festive charcuterie cups, be sure to try my Caprese Salad Candy Cane and Christmas Wreath Salad, two beautiful, holiday-inspired dishes that make any table merry and bright!
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