This beautiful and delicious Vegan Charcuterie Board is perfect for holiday celebrations, casual entertaining, or just a fun weeknight in. This vegan snack board is loaded with fresh veggies, fruits, nuts, and plenty of yummy dips.
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This vegan snack board is loaded with healthy and satisfying snacking options. Crunchy nuts, creamy hummus, fresh veggies, and more.
Want to get a bit fancier than just basic hummus? Try adding this Vegan Jackfruit Crab Dip or this Garlic Cashew Cheese spread to your board.
Or simply spice up your hummus game (literally) with this Grilled Red Pepper Hummus.
Why You Will Love This Vegan Charcuterie Board...
- Simple assembly.
- Homemade hummus,
- Crisp veggies and crunchy nuts!
- Nice variety of snacks,
- Vegan friendly.
- Vegetarian friendly.
- Stunning presentation,
And while you're here, don't forget to grab a copy of my free vegan cheat sheet. It's packed with all my favorite substitutions to vegan-ize any recipe!
How to Make Vegan Charcuterie Board
- Start by adding all the ingredients for your hummus in the blender or food processor. Mix until creamy in texture.
- Pour the hummus into serving bowls, and place on a charcuterie board.
- Assemble all your snacks around it, and get to snacking!
Tips and Tricks for the Perfect Vegan Charcuterie Board
Choosing A Board
Making a charcuterie doesn't mean you have to go out and buy a super expensive board. Just reach for any wooden cutting board or tray that is large enough to hold all you plan to serve.
Even a cookie sheet can be a base for your board in a pinch! Make sure to pick a tray that has enough room for all your snacks to fit, but doesn't leave a lot of empty space. The board needs to look full for the best presentation.
Prepare in Advance
You can prepare your board in advance if you prefer, which is great for entertaining. Just assemble your snack board as you would like, cover it tightly with plastic wrap, and store in the fridge until you are ready to serve.
Add More Dips
I served my vegan charcuterie board with homemade hummus - the recipe is in the recipe card below!
Consider placing several small bowls of hummus around the snack board, rather than one large bowl. The placement can help create balance!
Plus, it's easier for everyone grab a bite when there are several dip bowls strategically placed.
However, serving a few different vegan dips will help balance out your board flavor-wise as well as visually. If you want to add more dips, here are a few of my favorite options:
- Vegan Blue Cheese Dressing, such as this one from Daiya
- Vegan Artichoke Dip (This 5-minute version is a great choice!)
- Vegan Jackfruit "Crab" Dip
- Baba Ghanouj (an eggplant and tahini dip)
- Sun Dried Tomato Dip
- Avocado Edamame Dip
- Olive Oil & Balsamic Vinegar - perfect for dipping bread.
More Snack Board Ingredients
You can change up this grazing board to fit your own tastes and use whatever you have on hand. Some delicious choices for your vegan charcuterie board are:
- Carrot Sticks
- Cucumbers
- Tomatoes
- Artichoke Hearts
- Sun Dried Tomatoes
- Olives - all different varieties!
- Nuts - Cashews and Pecans are a great coice.
- Pita Chips
- Tortilla Chips
- Sliced Whole Grain Bread
- Grapes
- Berries - Strawberries, Raspberries, Blueberries
Include Something Sweet!
I tend to lean towards savory ingredients when it comes to snacking. But it can be nice to include a little something sweet on your board as well.
Grapes and fresh berries are a great option, and they pair well with many of the savory ingredients too.
Or you could get really fancy and serve a chocolate hummus paired with strawberries and melon on one end of the tray. Yum!
Vegan Charcuterie FAQs
How do you say "charcuterie board?"
Not quite sure how to say "charcuterie?" Here is how to pronounce it: "shahr-ku-tuh-ree." Now you know. 😉
How do you build a charcuterie board?
Start by placing dip on both ends of the board. Then begin to add vegetables, nuts, and such on the board. I began by laying items around the bowls, and then worked my way out to the edge of the board, filling in all the empty spaces.
Are a grazing board and a charcuterie the same thing?
Essentially, yes, the two names mean the same thing. Traditionally "charcuterie" includes meat, but today most people use the term "charcuterie board" to refer to any assortment of snacks laid out on a tray.
You will find that - no matter the name - an arrangement of your favorite tasty snacks on a board is a surefire crowd pleaser!
What are items to put on a vegan charcuterie tray?
Vegetables, veggie "meat," vegan cheese, dips, crackers, bread, etc. You might even enjoy adding in some nuts, fresh fruit, and more.
More Recipes to Try
I love serving up one of these snack boards as the start to a delicious Sunday Brunch. And if brunching sounds amazing to you - go check out my Vegan Brunch Book!
If you love this vegan charcuterie board, don't miss these other delicious vegan ideas:
- Vegan Thanksgiving and Vegan Christmas Cookbooks (new!)
- Easy & Inexpensive Vegan Party Snacks
- 25 Best Vegan Dip Recipes
- The Best Vegan Tailgate Foods
Recipe
Vegan Charcuterie Board
Ingredients
Board
- 2 carrots peeled and sliced into matchsticks
- 1 cucumber sliced
- 3 celery stalks trimmed and cut in half lengthwise
- ½ cup pecans
- 1 cup grapes
- 1 cup cherry tomatoes halved
- ½ cup cashews
- ½ cup sundried tomatoes
- 1 cup corn chips
- ½ cup olives
- baguette sliced
Homemade Hummus
- 15 oz chickpeas canned, drained, and rinsed
- 1 garlic clove
- ¼ cup fresh parsley
- ½ tsp salt
- 1 tbsp olive oil plus extra for drizzling
- 1 tbsp tahini paste
- ½ tsp smoked paprika plus extra for garnish
- juice of ½ lemon
Instructions
- Add all hummus ingredients to the bowl of a food processor. Blend on high speed until it forms a smooth paste.
- Garnish hummus with additional smoked paprika and a drizzle of olive oil.
- Arrange hummus and all remaining ingredients onto a large serving platter to form your charcuterie board.
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