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While butter boards might be trending right now, the idea isn’t new. Chef Joshua McFadden began creating them 15 years ago (they’re featured in his first book, Six Seasons). This beautiful board is all about color, with toppings like figs, radishes, micro greens, and edible petals.
Created by Brittany of The Salted Bite, this butter board is simple yet satisfying. She mixed garlic confit with the butter before spreading it onto the board, then garnished it with hot honey, parsley, and lemon zest. Serve with a fresh baguette and it won’t last long.
If you want flavor and bright colors, Best Appetizers’ butter board should be your inspo. It’s topped with citrus zest, chopped almonds, a blend of herbs, and edible flowers. Place a few blooms around the edge of the board before serving for added effect.
This butter board recipe from Bash Board C & C Company features lots of garlic, rosemary, thyme, toasted pine nuts, and fresh tomatoes on top. It’s best served with warm sourdough bread so it melts right in, though it’d probably be just as good eaten by the spoonful.
Hello, flavor. This recipe, courtesy of Adam Weinberger, personal chef and founder of Double Diamond Chefs, blends Kerrygold and artisan herb butter for the base. Then, he added roasted garlic, finely chopped pistachios, Calabrian chili, hot honey, chives, and micro greens.
If you like the idea of butter boards but need something brunch-friendly, try a cream cheese board served with sliced bagels. This recipe from Whipped calls for garlic confit, sweet chili oil, feta cheese, and chopped parsley, as well as some spices you probably have at home.