Charcuterie board no pork

Traditional Charcuterie boards typically have cured pork meats such as prosciutto, genoa salami, chorizo, ham and sausages. but I was once challenged to put together a Charcuterie board without using any pork products... so I created one using Shaved turkey, Vegan Ham and Smoked Salmon instead. Add in a variety of cheeses (hard, semi-soft, blue and cream cheese), fresh veggies and fruit, dried fruit and nuts, condiments (fruit jams, preserves or honey), pickled items (olives, pickles…

With a little bit of creativity, you can build a traditional pork free charcuterie board. This post contains ideas to get you started!

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