It is always fun to come up with new ways to host and present food! This Easter is no different. Break out an Easter themed brunch board to wow your guests this Spring!
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Hosting is one of those things that fills up my soul every time I do. I enjoy inviting others into my home and making them feel welcome by having an array of foods that they will love. Not only that, but also all that comes with hosting is an enjoyment to me. Whether that is preparing my home for company through cleaning and organization or cooking/baking yummy food.
With all that being said, I am always trying to find fun, new, and creative ways to display foods. And, if you love hosting just like me, I am sure you try to do that as well.
If we are having a large gathering, charcuterie boards are always a go to for me. Charcuterie boards are full of variety of all different kinds of foods that are guaranteed to have at least one thing for each person.
This Easter brunch board checks all those boxes. There are loads of variety on this board, it is a creative and fun way to display food, and there’s something on it for everyone!
Want More Charcuterie Board Ideas?
If you are hosting a party or are in charge of a holiday this year, check out our other charcuterie board ideas.
- How to Make a Fall Charcuterie Board
- Holiday Charcuterie Board
- How to Make a Valentine’s Day Charcuterie Board for Two
Why You Will Love This Easter Brunch Board
This Easter brunch board is fun! What is better that preparing for guests in a fun and light-hearted way?! I truly felt like a kid in art class creating this board. There’s enjoyment in not only your guests seeing it but enjoyment in you bringing it to life.
You will love this Easter brunch board because it is versatile and personal. Like other charcuterie boards, this is something where you can pick what goes on the board. If you know you company likes or doesn’t like something, you can cater your board to those things! There are endless options of what to put on and you can sneak in your favorite things.
Lastly, this board is easy! There is no stress when it comes to creating this board. There are no right or wrong ways to set up this brunch board or what goes on it. It is simple and easy to bring together.
What to Include in An Easter Brunch Board
Savory
- Bacon
- Sausage
- Eggs (scrambled, hard boiled, dippy)
- Mini quiches
- Yogurt (with granola/topping options)
- Avocado
- Cheese
- Sourdough Bread (lemon blueberry sourdough bread)
Sweet
- Pancakes (cut into Easter shapes with a cookie cutter)
- Bagels (with lots of topping options – lox, Nutella, Jelly/Jam etc.)
- Donuts
- Waffles
- Muffins
- Cadbury eggs
- French Toast/French Toast Sticks
Extras
- Fruits of all kinds
- Granola
- Veggies
- Dips/toppings for pancakes/breads
Tools You May Need to Make an Easter Brunch Board
Cutting Board/Display Board – If you are doing a huge spread, you can also lay down butcher paper on a table and have that act as your board!
Easter Dishes – To make it festive, try adding Easter themed dishes into the board. This could be a bunny shaped bowl (there are super cute ones on Amazon) or a carrot shaped plate. There are so many fun dishes out there to make it themed to Easter!
Easter Treats – Having Easter treats mixed into the board like Cadbury eggs, chocolate eggs, peeps, chocolate bunnies and more will make it extra themed!
Cookie Cutters – Using a bunny shaped cookie cutter, a cross cookie cutter, a carrot, or even a chick to cut our pancakes or cheese into a fun shape would make it seem Easter-y!
Charcuterie Board Utensils – If you are having any dips or spreads on the board, you will need some utensils. I like ones specifically for a charcuterie board because they are mini.
How to Make an Easter Brunch Board Step-by-Step
To start on the board, lay down what you want to be the “centerpiece” of the board. I like starting here because it seems it makes placing the other things a little bit easier.
The center piece of our Easter brunch was pancake shaped pancakes. I made these by starting out making regular pancakes. I loved this recipe by Laura Fuentas. The pancakes came out so fluffy. After all the pancakes were made, I used a bunny shaped cookie cutter. Then, I lined the bunnies going through the board like they were hopping along.
From there, I added little terracotta pots to the corners of the board. One I added some Cadbury eggs and in the other I added chocolate chips. I turned them on their side, so the sweets were spilling out of them onto the board.
After that, I added on some bacon and syrup from the pancakes.
Then, I added in some eggs on a little skillet, avocado and different fruits.
I continued to add little things here and there to fill in any gaps in the board that I didn’t want to be so big. I added in some everything bagel seasoning for the avocado, grapes and butter for the pancakes. The options are endless!
Once assembled, enjoy the board with the people you love most! Happy Easter!
If you tried out this Easter brunch board for yourself, we would love to hear all that you added onto yours. Let us know in the comments down below!
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