Seriously, why spend a ton of money when you can just make a super cute Christmas tree instead? This festive veggie platter will be the talk of the party, and you can smile knowing it took you ...

So no, I couldn’t just bring a simple meat and cheese tray. Instead of charcuterie, I brought a charcute-tree. Yes, I made an easy Christmas tree charcuterie board to bring to my brother’s house.

Cheese Wedges (8 Laughing Cow Cheese Wedges) – Soft and creamy cheese wedges serve as the base for the Christmas tree shape. Mini pretzel sticks – These crunchy sticks act as the tree trunks ...

Preheat oven to 400 F. In a bowl, beat together the spinach and cream cheese. Add garlic, salt, onion powder, chili powder, pepper and 1 teaspoon Italian seasoning, and beat to combine.

Scrape the mixture onto the center of a cake stand or other serving platter and use clean hands to press and shape it into a tree-like cone. 2. Once the shape is finished, you can start to decorate.

Transfer to a serving platter and serve with your favorite scoopers—Drummond prefers Ritz crackers ($2.69 for 13.7 ounces, Target) to round out the retro Christmas vibe. Advertisement "It's so cute!

How To Make a Christmas Cheese Tree. Cut a selection of cheese into bite-size chunks. Roll pieces of meat and place them on the end of toothpicks. Scatter all of the items onto the tree—the ...

After chopping down a tree for Christmas in 2019, Cisar-Erlach cooked with that tree’s components. He started by cutting needles from his tree and adding them to tea. He later blended the ...

Cheese Ball Christmas Tree. Ingredients: 16 oz (2 bricks) Neufchatel cream cheese. ... Note: if you do not have a large food processor, you can also do this in a large bowl with a hand mixer.

Directions. Preheat oven to 375 degrees. In a small saucepan, bring cranberry juice to a simmer over medium heat. Stir in honey, mix, and then stir in cranberries and orange juice.