How lovely this platter will be for your Christmas party! For our Christmas party this year, I decided to build a grazing table where our guest navigated through our miniature Christmas village as they dined on individual charcuterie and fromage Christmas platters. The first of the platters I created and wanted to share with you was what I like to call my 'O Charcu-tree, O Charcu-tree!' Framed by Christmas tree crackers that were topped with Christmas tree cheeses, this was

Before you deck the halls, put together a fun Christmas tree themed mini holiday platter to enjoy! It's that most wonderful time of the year again when my family gathers to decorate the Christmas tree. I will admit that I am slightly obsessed with decorating for Christmas time, which means, this won't be the first or last tree we decorate during the holiday season. Christmas is always a special time for us. I have the wonderful task to host our family Christmas dinner and I

There is a plentitude of Autumn hues on a rustic Acacia platter to celebrate Thanksgiving! The other day when I was shopping I came across this beautiful rustic Acacia wood bark tray. The minute I saw it, I was inspired to build a platter to celebrate all the Autumn hues of home. Growing up in Ontario, Canada the one season I could not wait for was Fall. The change in season would fill the trees with an abundance of bright oranges, golden yellows and crisp cherry reds. Thes

Fall evenings are a wonderful time to stay in and enjoy the company of great friends with a savory platter and a good bottle of wine! Small platters are really easy to build and will definitely make a big impression with your friends. The two key factors to keep in mind when building a small platter is (1) keep it simple and (2) keep it neat. Small platters should look well organized. Too much food and not placed properly can create a messy and disorganized platter. If th