This Easter Cheese Board is so perfect to make and enjoy on Easter with family and friends. It’s beautifully bright and full of the most delicious cheeses, nuts, fruits, veggies and more.
Elevate Your Easter
Elevate your Easter menu with this gorgeous Easter Cheese Board to snack on before the big meal. It’s got a little of everything to keep everyone eager and satisfied.
I’m thrilled to be partnering with my friends at Santè Specialty Foods to share this beautiful board with you. We are literally nuts about Santè nuts! Can’t get enough of them. From the new chocolate almonds to the classic candied pecans, these nuts are addictively crunchy and perfectly seasoned. They make for such a great addition to this Easter cheese board.
I always add nuts to my cheese boards because they’re so snackable and pair so well with all the other goodies. The crunch of a nut combined with the creaminess of a cheese is one of my favorite combos when grazing on a great cheese board.
Santè’s new chocolate almonds are lightly dusted in a blend of cocoa powders so they have this rich chocolate flavor with just the slightest sweetness and a touch of salt. They pair so well with every cheese and fruit on this board.
The candied pecans and their other candied nuts are sweeter than the chocolate almonds, but what I love so much about them is that they’re not too sweet or overly coated with the candied glaze. They have a thin candied glaze that keeps them super crunchy and lightly sweetened.
I could go on and on about how perfect Santè Nuts are, but you’ll have to try them for yourself to really taste the difference. They’re non-GMO, gluten-free and made in a peanut-free facility in Santa Clara, California. You’re sure to be impressed and become just as obsessed as I am!
What Do I Need to Make an Easter Cheese Board?
- Pink colored Red Windsor cheese
- Orange colored Wensleydale with apricots cheese
- Blue colored Wensleydale with blueberries cheese
- Green colored Sage Derby cheese
- Chocolate almonds
- Candied pecans
- Candied nuts (I used pistachios, but you can also use candied walnuts and other spiced flavors)
- Beet hummus
- Spinach dip or any green dip
- Red colored beet crackers
- Orange colored sweet potato crackers
- Green colored kale crackers
- Red grapes
- Green grapes
- Dried cranberries
- Radishes
- Ready-to-eat beets, cut in bite-sized pieces
- Orange bell pepper, sliced into small strips
- Dried apricots
- Baby orange carrots
- Purple and pink chocolate covered fruit
- Baby purple carrots
- Green bell pepper, sliced into small strips
- Asparagus tips
- Oval-shaped wood serving board
How to Make an Easter Cheese Board
To make this board extra Easter cute, I used the flat bottoms of three plastic eggs to serve the nuts out of and I created bright layers down the oval-shaped board with all the cheeses and other goodies to make it look like an Easter egg. If you don’t have an oval-shaped board, you could use any large board and just shape the goodies into an Easter egg in the middle of the board.
Here’s a step-by-step look at how I assembled it…
Cheeses, nuts and dips first followed by the grapes and then all of the other goodies grouped by color down the board to create that beautiful decorated Easter egg look.
Easy Easter Recipes to Make Every Bunny Happy
Easter is just a hippity-hop away and I’m here with my favorite Easy Easter Recipes that are sure to make every bunny happy!
Super simple and sure to be a stunning addition to your Easter celebration. If you make any this Easter Cheese Board, be sure to snap a picture and share it with me or tag me on Instagram @thebakermama so I can see. 😍 I love seeing how inspired and creative y’all get with the recipes I share. Enjoy!
xoxo,
This post was created as part of my partnership with Santè Specialty Foods however thoughts and opinions are certainly my own. Thank you for supporting the brands that make The BakerMama possible.
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Easter Cheese Board
- Prep Time: 30 mins
- Total Time: 30 mins
- Yield: 10–12 1x
- Category: Appetizer
Description
This Easter cheese board is so perfect to make and enjoy on Easter with family and friends. It’s beautifully bright and full of the most delicious cheeses, nuts, fruits, veggies and more.
Ingredients
- 4 ounces pink colored Red Windsor cheese
- 4 ounces orange colored Wensleydale with apricots cheese
- 4 ounces blue colored Wensleydale with blueberries cheese
- 4 ounces green colored Sage Derby cheese
- 1/3 cup Santè chocolate almonds
- 1/3 cup Santè candied pecans
- 1/3 cup Santè candied nuts (I used pistachios, but they also have candied walnuts and other spiced flavors)
- 1/2 cup beet hummus
- 1/2 cup spinach dip or any green dip
- 30 red colored beet crackers
- 30 orange colored sweet potato crackers
- 20 green colored kale crackers
- small bunch of red grapes
- small bunch of green grapes
- 1/2 cup dried cranberries
- 4 radishes, thinly sliced
- 1 cup ready-to-eat beets, cut in bite-sized pieces
- half of a large orange bell pepper, sliced into small strips
- 1/2 cup dried apricots
- 1/2 cup baby orange carrots
- 1/2 cup purple and pink chocolate covered fruit
- 1/2 cup baby purple carrots
- half of a large green bell pepper, sliced into small strips
- 9 asparagus tips
Instructions
- On an oval-shaped wood serving board, start by placing the Red Windsor cheese toward the upper left, the apricot cheese toward the middle right, the blueberry cheese toward the middle left, and the green sage cheese toward the bottom right.
- Use the bottom halves of 3 (4-inch) plastic Easter eggs to serve the nuts out of on the board. Preferably a pink egg for the chocolate almonds, an orange egg for the candied pecans and a purple egg for the other candied or spiced nuts. Place the chocolate almonds near the Red Windsor cheese, the candied pecans near the apricot cheese and the remaining nuts near the blueberry cheese.
- Put the beet hummus and spinach dip in small oval shaped serving bowls. Place the beet hummus at the top of the board and the spinach dip at the bottom of the board.
- Place the purple grapes in line with the blueberry cheese and the green grapes in line with the green sage cheese.
- Put the beet crackers on either side of the beet hummus. Zig zag the sweet potato crackers across the middle of the board. Fan the green crackers around the spinach dip at the bottom of the board.
- Place the dried cranberries, radish slices and beets at the top of the board to fill in the first layer.
- Place the orange bell pepper strips, dried apricots and baby carrots in line with the apricot cheese to fill in the next layer.
- Place the pink and purple chocolate covered fruit and the purple carrots in line with the blueberry cheese to fill in the next layer.
- Finally, place the green bell pepper strips and asparagus tips in line with the green grapes and green sage cheese to complete the bottom layer on the board.
- Serve and enjoy!
