Girl Dinner Platter Board

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This playful board brings together assorted cheeses, fresh veg and fruits, dips, and crunchy snacks for a vibrant spread. Start by arranging cheeses and any cured meats on a large platter. Cluster sliced vegetables and crisp fruits nearby for color. Dips find their place in small bowls nestled among the mix. Fill gaps with nuts, crackers, and pita chips, finishing with fresh herbs like basil or mint for garnish. The board can be tailored with any favorites or dietary preferences, making it ideal for gatherings or a light, fuss-free solo meal. Pair with your choice of beverage for a refreshing experience.

Updated on Tue, 04 Nov 2025 16:38:00 GMT
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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. Girl Dinner Platters are all about mixing favorites and enjoying tasty variety in a fun, relaxed way.

I first made a Girl Dinner Platter for a movie night with friends. Everyone loved picking their favorites, and it was effortless to prepare. It&s my go-to for low-fuss entertaining.

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:
Place cheeses and meats (if using) on a large platter, spaced for visual appeal.
Add Vegetables & Fruit:
Cluster vegetable slices and fruits around the cheeses.
Position Dips & Spreads:
Put dips and spreads into small bowls and nestle among the ingredients.
Fill With Snacks & Crunch:
Add mixed nuts, crackers, and pita chips to fill gaps.
Garnish & Serve:
Top with fresh herbs if desired and serve immediately.
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My family laughs about this "girl dinner" concept, but we all enjoy making a platter for fun lunches and no-cook summer nights.

Required Tools

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

Nutritional Information

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

Pairing Suggestions

Serve with light white wine or sparkling water with citrus. You can also add olives, pickles, or roasted vegetables to vary the flavors.

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This platter is always a crowd-pleaser, and you can change it up every time for a fresh experience. Gather, share, and enjoy your favorites—it’s that simple.

Recipe FAQ

How should the cheeses be arranged?

Space different cheeses across the platter to create visual appeal and let guests sample each variety easily.

Can meats be omitted?

Absolutely! The platter works well vegetarian or even vegan using plant-based cheeses and dips.

What dips pair best with this board?

Hummus, tzatziki, and fig jam bring variety in flavor, but feel free to use your favorite spreads or salsas.

How can I make this gluten-free?

Choose gluten-free crackers and pita chips, and double-check all packaged foods for gluten-containing ingredients.

What drinks complement the platter?

Light white wines or sparkling water with citrus are great, but any refreshing drink works for pairing.

What tools are needed for preparation?

Use a large serving board, small bowls for dips, a cheese knife, and a paring knife.

Girl Dinner Platter Board

Arrange cheeses, snacks, fruits, and dips for a playful light meal, perfect for sharing or customizing.

Prep duration
15 min
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Complete duration
15 min
Created by Carlos Vega


Complexity Easy

Heritage International

Output 2 Portions

Dietary requirements Meat-free

Components

Cheeses

01 2 oz brie cheese, sliced
02 2 oz sharp cheddar, cubed
03 2 oz goat cheese, crumbled

Meats (optional)

01 1.75 oz prosciutto
02 1.75 oz salami

Vegetables

01 1/2 cucumber, sliced
02 1 small carrot, sliced 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 (use gluten-free as needed)
03 1/2 cup pita chips

Garnish

01 Fresh basil or mint leaves (optional)

Directions

Phase 01

Prepare Platter Base: Arrange cheeses and meats (if using) across a large serving board, spacing each variety for visual contrast.

Phase 02

Cluster Vegetables and Fruits: Position vegetable slices and fruit in small clusters surrounding the cheese selection.

Phase 03

Set Dips and Spreads: Transfer dips and spreads into small bowls, and place them among other ingredients for accessibility.

Phase 04

Fill and Finish: Fill remaining spaces with nuts, crackers, and pita chips to balance texture across the board.

Phase 05

Garnish and Serve: Top with fresh basil or mint if desired, and serve immediately.

Tools needed

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

Allergy details

Review each component for potential allergens and speak with a healthcare provider if you're concerned about specific ingredients.
  • Contains dairy, tree nuts, gluten (if regular crackers or pita chips are used), and cured meats may contain nitrates.
  • Verify all packaged foods for allergens, and consider nut-free and gluten-free alternatives as required.

Nutrient breakdown (per portion)

These values are estimates only and shouldn't replace professional medical guidance.
  • Energy: 450
  • Fats: 28 g
  • Carbohydrates: 36 g
  • Proteins: 18 g