Elato Charcuterie Board
by Jarrod | Dec 15, 2021
Prep Time30 minsTotal Time30 mins
1 Bag of crushed ice
Corinthians wafers from Woolworths
Elato ice cream (including ice-cream balls on spoons or in edible cups from Godiva Chocolate)
Chocolate dipped coffee beans
Green grapes with White Chocolate Melts, coloured with Queen Rainbow Food Colours with Dollar Sweets Stars
Fresh or frozen bananas, dipped on chocolate
Fresh or frozen raspberries
Fresh or frozen blueberries
Fresh or frozen strawberries
Jumbo marshmallows dipped in chocolate, covered with Dollar Sweets Stars
Mini Choc Mud cupcakes or any cake or biscuit you love
Dr. Oetker Edible Decorations Giant Stars
100 g any type of chocolate
2 tbsp Coconut oil
Waffle Cones
Pink Pattaya (Red Dragon Fruit)
1Prepare all your items in advance so they’ll be ready and easy to simply lay on a bed of ice. Use a platter, board or tray with a little depth to it for the ice which looks great and of course, will help to keep the ice cream and accompaniments firm and appetising for longer.
2To make the chocolate dip, combine broken chocolate pieces and coconut oil in a microwave safe cup or bowl. Microwave for 30 seconds on high, remove, and stir. Return to the microwave for 30 seconds on high, remove and stir. If not fully melted, return for 30 seconds. Dip your frozen fruit or frozen marshmallows into the melt.
3Skewers are ideal for summer charcuterie boards. Fruit skewers in particular look great and allow for easy pick-up and dipping. Also, colour blocking is always effective on a charcuterie board and skewers offer a great way to colour block.
4Choose a theme to please your guests – brightly coloured cake pops, snakes and frogs work a treat for kids and drunken chocolate-covered fruits for adults are sure to please.
5Be sure to include fresh or frozen berries that aren’t chocolate-covered for those who want a healthier option and as a great complement to the ice cream.
6Think outside the box: even salty items are a great accompaniment to ice cream. Crunchy textures work well with the softness and smoothness of ice cream. Salted pretzels, caramelised and salted nuts, chopped-up dried fruits, granola or even broken left-over biccies from the pantry are great. A simple coulis to pour on top of the ice cream is also a crowd pleaser.
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Ingredients
1 Bag of crushed ice
Corinthians wafers from Woolworths
Elato ice cream (including ice-cream balls on spoons or in edible cups from Godiva Chocolate)
Chocolate dipped coffee beans
Green grapes with White Chocolate Melts, coloured with Queen Rainbow Food Colours with Dollar Sweets Stars
Fresh or frozen bananas, dipped on chocolate
Fresh or frozen raspberries
Fresh or frozen blueberries
Fresh or frozen strawberries
Jumbo marshmallows dipped in chocolate, covered with Dollar Sweets Stars
Mini Choc Mud cupcakes or any cake or biscuit you love
Dr. Oetker Edible Decorations Giant Stars
100 g any type of chocolate
2 tbsp Coconut oil
Waffle Cones
Pink Pattaya (Red Dragon Fruit)
Directions
1Prepare all your items in advance so they’ll be ready and easy to simply lay on a bed of ice. Use a platter, board or tray with a little depth to it for the ice which looks great and of course, will help to keep the ice cream and accompaniments firm and appetising for longer.
2To make the chocolate dip, combine broken chocolate pieces and coconut oil in a microwave safe cup or bowl. Microwave for 30 seconds on high, remove, and stir. Return to the microwave for 30 seconds on high, remove and stir. If not fully melted, return for 30 seconds. Dip your frozen fruit or frozen marshmallows into the melt.
3Skewers are ideal for summer charcuterie boards. Fruit skewers in particular look great and allow for easy pick-up and dipping. Also, colour blocking is always effective on a charcuterie board and skewers offer a great way to colour block.
4Choose a theme to please your guests – brightly coloured cake pops, snakes and frogs work a treat for kids and drunken chocolate-covered fruits for adults are sure to please.
5Be sure to include fresh or frozen berries that aren’t chocolate-covered for those who want a healthier option and as a great complement to the ice cream.
6Think outside the box: even salty items are a great accompaniment to ice cream. Crunchy textures work well with the softness and smoothness of ice cream. Salted pretzels, caramelised and salted nuts, chopped-up dried fruits, granola or even broken left-over biccies from the pantry are great. A simple coulis to pour on top of the ice cream is also a crowd pleaser.
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