Girl Dinner Platter Board

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This vibrant platter pairs cheeses, crackers, nuts, fresh vegetables, fruits, and a medley of dips for a customizable dining experience. Arrange components artfully on a large board, nestle bowls of hummus and tzatziki, and finish with crunchy snacks. Select cheeses and cured meats to match taste, or opt for plant-based options. Pair your board with a refreshing drink and garnish with fresh herbs. The platter suits vegetarian and gluten-free needs and offers a playful spread for casual meals or entertaining friends.

Updated on Thu, 06 Nov 2025 16:34:00 GMT
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A colorful Girl Dinner Platter filled with cheeses, fruits, and savory dips. | sugarprairie.com

A playful, charcuterie-style board featuring an array of snacks, cheeses, fruits, and dips is perfect for a light, customizable meal or sharing with friends.

I created this Girl Dinner Platter on a whim for a laid-back evening with friends, and it instantly became our go-to for casual gatherings and solo nights in.

Ingredients

  • Cheeses: 60 g brie cheese (sliced), 60 g sharp cheddar (cubed), 60 g goat cheese (crumbled)
  • Meats (optional): 50 g prosciutto, 50 g salami
  • Vegetables: 1/2 cucumber (sliced), 1 small carrot (sliced into sticks), 6 cherry tomatoes (halved), 1/4 cup marinated artichoke hearts
  • Fruits: 1/2 apple (sliced), 1/2 cup grapes
  • Dips & Spreads: 1/4 cup hummus, 1/4 cup tzatziki, 2 tbsp fig jam
  • Snacks & Crunch: 1/2 cup mixed nuts, 1/2 cup crackers (choose gluten-free if needed), 1/2 cup pita chips
  • Garnish: Fresh basil or mint leaves (optional)

Instructions

Arrange Cheeses & Meats:
Arrange cheeses and meats (if using) on a large platter or board, spacing them out for visual appeal.
Add Vegetables & Fruits:
Add the vegetable slices and fruit in small clusters around the cheeses.
Place Dips & Spreads:
Place dips and spreads in small bowls and nestle them among the other ingredients.
Fill in Crunch:
Fill in gaps with nuts, crackers, and pita chips.
Garnish & Serve:
Garnish with fresh herbs if desired. Serve immediately.
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Artfully arranged Girl Dinner Platter featuring vibrant vegetables and creamy cheeses. | sugarprairie.com

This easy platter is perfect for a movie night with my sister. We love experimenting with new cheeses and dips every time we make it together.

Required Tools

Large serving board or platter, small bowls for dips, cheese knife, paring knife

Allergen Information

Double-check all packaged foods for potential allergens. Use gluten-free and nut-free alternatives as needed.

Nutritional Information (per serving)

Calories: 450, Total Fat: 28 g, Carbohydrates: 36 g, Protein: 18 g

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Delicious Girl Dinner Platter showcasing a variety of snacks, ideal for sharing. | sugarprairie.com

This platter brings together your favorite flavors for a relaxed meal or snack. Share with friends or enjoy solo for a treat anytime.

Kitchen Help

Can I make the platter vegetarian or vegan?

Yes! Replace meats with more veggies and use plant-based cheeses and dips for a vegan-friendly option.

What drinks pair best?

Light white wine or sparkling water with citrus complements the fresh and savory flavors on the board.

Is this suitable for gluten-free diets?

Absolutely. Use gluten-free crackers and pita chips to keep the platter suitable for gluten-free guests.

What garnishes add extra flavor?

Fresh herbs like basil or mint make excellent garnishes and can elevate taste and presentation.

Can I prep this ahead of time?

Yes, slice fruits and veggies early, but arrange and add dips right before serving for freshness.

What are common allergens?

Dairy, tree nuts, gluten, and nitrates may be present. Always check labels and offer safe alternatives.

Girl Dinner Platter Board

A playful board of cheeses, snacks, veggies, fruits, and dips; customizable for solo meals or gatherings.

Setup duration
15 min
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Complete duration
15 min
Created by Molly Evans

Classification Simple Feasts

Complexity Easy

Heritage International

Output 2 Portions

Nutrition guidelines Meat-free

Components

Cheeses

01 2 ounces brie cheese, sliced
02 2 ounces sharp cheddar cheese, cut into cubes
03 2 ounces goat cheese, crumbled

Meats (optional)

01 1.75 ounces prosciutto
02 1.75 ounces salami

Vegetables

01 1/2 cucumber, sliced
02 1 small carrot, cut into sticks
03 6 cherry tomatoes, halved
04 1/4 cup marinated artichoke hearts

Fruits

01 1/2 apple, sliced
02 1/2 cup grapes

Dips & Spreads

01 1/4 cup hummus
02 1/4 cup tzatziki
03 2 tablespoons fig jam

Snacks & Crunch

01 1/2 cup mixed nuts
02 1/2 cup crackers (choose gluten-free if necessary)
03 1/2 cup pita chips

Garnish

01 Fresh basil or mint leaves (optional)

Method steps

Phase 01

Arrange Cheeses and Meats: Place all sliced cheeses and optional cured meats on a large serving board, ensuring ample spacing for a visually appealing layout.

Phase 02

Add Vegetables and Fruits: Cluster sliced vegetables and fruits around the cheeses for color contrast and accessibility.

Phase 03

Arrange Dips and Spreads: Transfer hummus, tzatziki, and fig jam into small bowls, nestling them among remaining ingredients on the platter.

Phase 04

Fill with Snacks: Fill open spaces with mixed nuts, crackers, and pita chips for additional texture and flavor.

Phase 05

Garnish and Serve: Finish by scattering fresh basil or mint leaves if desired. Present immediately.

Kitchen tools needed

  • Large serving board or platter
  • Small bowls for dips
  • Cheese knife
  • Paring knife

Dietary concerns

Review ingredients carefully for potential allergens and seek professional medical guidance if uncertain.
  • Contains dairy, tree nuts, and gluten if regular crackers or pita chips are used.
  • Cured meats may contain nitrates.
  • Verify all packaged items for additional allergen warnings; substitute gluten-free and nut-free alternatives if necessary.

Dietary breakdown (per portion)

Values shown are estimates only - consult healthcare providers for specific advice.
  • Energy: 450
  • Fats: 28 g
  • Carbohydrates: 36 g
  • Proteins: 18 g