Highland Cow Charcuterie Board
This Highland Cow Charcuterie Board is an adorable grazing board filled with meats, cheeses, fruit, nuts & crackers, perfect for parties.
Course: Appetizers & Snacks
Cuisine: American
Keyword: charcuterie board, charcuterie board ideas
Servings: 8 servings
- 1 Pound Hard Salami
- Pepperoni slices, I used 26
- 3 Provolone Cheese Slices
- 4 Green Olives
- Cubed cheese, mild cheddar & swiss
- Variety of nuts
- Grapes, red & green
- Crackers
Create the cow's face by laying the hard salami into two slightly overlapping columns to form a rounded face.
Cut 2 salami pieces in half and overlap them so they form a point to create the ears. Lay them down on each side of the face for ears.
Cut two horn shapes from the provolone cheese slices and place them near the top of the board.
Cut one long strip and one oval from the remaining provolone slices to create the cow's nose and muzzle.
Place two green olives on the muzzle to create the nostrils.
Place two green olives on the top salami for eyes.
Make the Highland cow's shaggy hair by rolling pepperoni into roses. To do this, overlap two slices of pepperoni, fold them in half lengthwise, then tightly roll them into a flower shape. Place them into between the horns to create the fluffy hair.
Arrange crackers, fruit, nuts, cheeses, and any additional charcuterie items around the cow until the board is full.
Serve immediately and enjoy.
How to Store a Cow Charcuterie Board
If you have leftovers, cover the board tightly with plastic wrap or transfer the ingredients to airtight containers. Store in the refrigerator for up to 2 days. Keep crackers separate from meats and cheeses so they don't become soft.