on Dec 01, 2023
Why You’ll Love This Grape Christmas Tree Cheese Ball
This Grape Christmas Tree Cheese Ball 🎄 is so easy to make and sure to impress, which makes it the perfect centerpiece for your joyous holiday table. It can be served next to a fun Holiday Charcuterie Board and with some crackers or fresh 🥖 bread. Honestly, you don’t even need to have guests to enjoy this! You can absolutely get the kids to help with this recipe; they’ll love helping you arrange the grapes, drizzle the honey, and shape the tree. Have fun with this one!
How to Prepare This Grape Christmas Tree Cheese Ball
🧀 To begin with, unwrap the three wheels of cheese and place them on top of a large piece of saran wrap. 🌲 Next, gently press them together with clean hands or wear kitchen gloves. 🍽️ Now comes the fun part – cover the cheese with the saran wrap and begin to shape it into a Christmas Tree. Once you have achieved the desired shape, remove the saran wrap and place the shaped cheese tree onto a plate. 🍇 Now, it’s time to insert the grapes (cut in half) into the cheese one at a time. You can insert different types of grapes, but make sure they’re seedless. 🌿 After the grapes are arranged, take the rosemary, break off small pieces from the stem, and then insert the rosemary in the spaces between the olives. 🍯 Once the rosemary is in, you can drizzle some hot honey over the tree if you’d like. ⭐ For the final touch, take a 1-inch thick piece of cheese of your choice and press the star cookie cutter into it to form a cheese star. 🥖 Finally, place the star on top of the Christmas tree and enjoy with fresh bread!
Grape Christmas Tree Cheese Ball Variations and Substitutions
This recipe is completely customizable, so feel free to play around with flavors and textures. Here are a few suggestions:
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