Bunny Ears Easter Board (Printable)

A playful board shaped as bunny ears with a mix of cheeses, fruits, vegetables, and sweet accents.

# What You Need:

→ Cheeses

01 - 3.5 oz brie, sliced
02 - 3.5 oz cheddar, cubed
03 - 3.5 oz goat cheese, shaped into a bunny nose ball

→ Meats (optional)

04 - 2.1 oz prosciutto, rolled
05 - 2.1 oz salami, folded

→ Fresh Fruits

06 - 1 cup strawberries, halved
07 - 1 cup grapes, halved
08 - 0.5 cup blueberries
09 - 0.5 cup blackberries

→ Vegetables

10 - 0.5 cup baby carrots
11 - 0.5 cup cucumber rounds
12 - 1 cup cherry tomatoes

→ Crackers & Bread

13 - 1 cup assorted crackers
14 - 0.5 baguette, sliced

→ Sweets & Easter Treats

15 - 0.5 cup pastel chocolate eggs
16 - 0.5 cup marshmallow bunnies or chicks
17 - 0.5 cup yogurt-covered pretzels

→ Garnishes

18 - Fresh mint leaves
19 - Edible flowers (optional)

# How-To Steps:

01 - Arrange small bowls or ramekins on a large serving board to outline bunny ears and a round face shape.
02 - Fill the ears areas mainly with vegetables and crackers, placing them neatly and evenly.
03 - In the face section, layer the cheeses, positioning the goat cheese ball centrally as the bunny nose.
04 - Surround the cheeses with fresh fruits and sweet treats to create vibrant color contrasts.
05 - If desired, add rolled prosciutto and folded salami along the board edges or within the ears to provide savory elements.
06 - Scatter pastel chocolate eggs and marshmallow bunnies or chicks across the layout for a seasonal touch.
07 - Garnish the board with fresh mint leaves and edible flowers to enhance appearance and aroma.
08 - Present immediately with small tongs or toothpicks for easy selection.

# Expert Suggestions:

01 -
  • Fun and visually appealing for Easter
  • Variety of sweet and savory treats
02 -
  • For a vegan board, use plant-based cheeses and omit meats
  • Swap in your favorite seasonal fruits and veggies
03 -
  • Use small ramekins to create clear sections for clean lines
  • Choose a variety of textures and colors for visual interest
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