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Spring Floral Charcuterie Art

by Jessie Daye

First published: March 17, 2026 | Updated: September 14, 2026

Spring Floral Charcuterie Art with @‌EatMiltons because turning creamy goat cheese into edible paint just feels right. I paired the roses with my favorite Milton’s Gourmet and Gluten Free Crackers for serving which add the perfect variety of crunch and texture.

Tutorial below!

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Spring Floral Charcuterie Art

Author: Jessie Daye
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Ingredients

  • Floral Cheese Board
  • 20 oz of creamy cheese such as goat cheese
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  • Piping bag with petal decorating tip
  • Charcuterie Board
  • Milton’s Gluten Free Crackers
  • Milton’s Gourmet Crackers
  • Slate board
  • Salami
  • Pepperoni or prosciutto
  • Dried apricots
  • Raspberries
  • Cucumber sliced
  • Mini pickles
  • Blueberries
  • Macarons

Method

  1. Whip your goat cheese in a blender with 1 tablespoon of warm water for 45 seconds until light and creamy.
  2. Separate into 3-5 bowls and add 1/8 teaspoon natural colored powder to each bowl. Mix well and add the first color to a piping bag fitted with a petal tip. Pipe your roses all over your slate board. It’s easiest to pipe half circles, layer by layer, until you have a rose. Add a second color to the same bag and continue piping more flowers. The roses will gradually change colors as you fill the same bag with different pinks.
  3. Fill a second bag with herbed cheese and green food coloring and pipe petals. It’s best to serve immediately so the cheese doesn’t harden. Serve with Milton’s Gluten Free crackers.

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2 comments

  • Where do you find natural colored powder???

  • Find the natural colored powder at the Amazon site which is posted under the heading: What You Need.
    Scroll down to to the first address https://amzn.to/4bOQKd9
    Click on that site, & you’ll fine the edible natural colored powders.
    Now go be a culinary artist.

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Hi, I'm Jessie. 

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