Game Day Charcuterie Board

Despite what some die-hard foodies will tell you, charcuterie doesn't have to be fancy. It doesn't have to focus on sliced meats & cheeses, either. The modern definition of charcuterie has evolved to include breakfast, fries, and even a mayo board. 

One thing hasn't changed, though—charcuterie boards are meant for sharing. That's why they are a natural fit for major social events like the Big Game (or any game day watch party, for that matter). Because who wants to dig a soggy wing or a sad-looking celery stick out of a takeout container when you can have a beautiful, bountiful board stocked with freshly cooked faves? Add some sports-themed napkins, and you have yourself a living room tailgate party that's in the big leagues. 

To help you prep for game day, we've gathered some notable noshes made using our flavorful, cleaned-up condiments with purposeful ingredients.

The Starting Players

The quarterback of any game day snack team, wings come in all shapes, sizes, and flavors. While traditional wings are deep-fried in oil, our lightened-up Primal versions make great use of the air fryer. (If you don't already have one in your kitchen, everyone needs an air fryer on their appliance team.)

For our Game Day charcuterie board, we also included deviled eggs. These are a quick and easy way to score snack points with your home team. If you already have hard-boiled eggs on hand, they're even quicker!

Snack Sidekicks for Your Board

With such a protein-heavy board, you'll need some crispy, crunchy, tangy, and juicy elements to provide added flavor and texture. Elevate your spread with freshly cut vegetables sliced for easy dipping. Veggies also provide a splash of color and extra nutrients that your game-day snacks may lack.

Once you have your main protein, keto-friendly side dish, and crisp veggies on the snack field, it's time to up your game with some sassy sauces. Start with our Buffalo Sauce (or its fully loaded cousin, Hot Buff) and cool, creamy Ranch Dressing or our thicker, no-dairy Ranch Dip for your wings and veggies. 

Put your favorite no-sugar-added BBQ Sauce in the lineup (we recommend spicy-sweet Mango Jalapeño) and round everything out with a creamy dip like our no-dairy, plant-based Queso Dip.

How to Assemble a Game Day Charcuterie Board

Once you've gathered all of the players on your snack team, it's time to get them in proper formation. First, find a charcuterie board that's the best size for your party. Then plan your layout. We use the "huddle" method of placing small groupings of each item (wing, veggie, or egg) around the board.

Break up more neutral groupings with a splash of color from one of the vegetables, and add small bowls of sauce interspersed throughout. Place the bowls nearest to the items they are more likely to be paired with; for example, BBQ sauce with wings and Ranch next to both wings and veggies. With our tips for assembling a "super" game day board, you'll easily win the snack bowl.

Game Day Charcuterie Board

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Servings

4

Prep Time

20 minutes

Cook Time

30 minutes

This easy-to-prep game day snack board has all the snacktime fan faves, from deviled eggs and veggies with dip to three kinds of wings. Paired with our flavorful sauces and dips, it's a winning combo.

Ingredients

Proteins

• Deviled Eggs

• Starter Wings

• Lemon Pepper Wings

• Classic Buffalo Wings

Veggies

• Celery sticks

• Red, yellow, and/or green bell pepper slices

• Carrot sticks or baby carrots

• Cucumber rounds

• Cauliflower florets

• Broccoli florets

• Zucchini sticks

Dips

• Ranch Dip

• Queso Dip

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Directions

Deviled Eggs

1. To boil eggs: Place eggs at the bottom of a medium-size pot. Cover with water and bring to a rolling boil. Turn off heat, cover the pot with a lid, and continue cooking for 10 minutes. 

2. Rinse eggs under cool water and peel. 

3. Cut each boiled egg in half lengthwise and scoop out the yolk. Place yolks in a small bowl. 

4. Add 1/4-1/2 cup Primal Kitchen Mayo and 2 Tbsp. Dijon Mustard to yolks and mix until ingredients are semi-smooth.

5. Spoon mixture into a piping bag (or plastic sandwich bag with one bottom corner cut off). Pipe a small amount into each egg half. Sprinkle with paprika and serve.  

6. Pro Tip: Top with crumbled bacon or scallions for an egg-stra special treat. You can also sub in flavored mayo like our Chipotle Lime Mayo or Buffalo Mayo for a totally different taste play.

Starter Wings

1. Wash and rinse raw chicken. Salt liberally and place in the air fryer basket. 

2. Set the air fryer to 390° and cook for 20 minutes, turning halfway.

Lemon Pepper Wings

1. Wash and rinse raw chicken. Coat with seasoning and place in the air fryer basket. 

2. Set the air fryer to 390° and cook for 20 minutes, turning halfway.

Classic Buffalo Wings

1. Wash and rinse raw chicken. Salt liberally and place in the air fryer basket. 

2. Set the air fryer to 390° and cook for 20 minutes, turning halfway.

3. Coat with Primal Kitchen Buffalo Sauce and serve.

Assembly

1. Find a charcuterie board that's the appropriate size for your gathering. 

2. Break up more neutral groupings with a splash of color from one of the vegetables, and add small bowls of sauce interspersed throughout. 

3. Place the bowls nearest to the items they are more likely to be paired with; for example, Primal Kitchen Classic BBQ sauce with wings and Primal Kitchen Ranch Dip bordering vegetables and chicken drumettes. Serve and enjoy!

Recipe Note

Pro Tip: Top your deviled eggs with crumbled bacon or scallions for an egg-stra special treat. You can also sub in flavored mayo like our Chipotle Lime Mayo or Buffalo Mayo for a totally different taste play.

You might also like these other game-day recipes:

• Game Day Ready French Fry Board
• Pulled Pork Sweet Potato Sliders
• Crispy Cauliflower Buffalo Wings
• Easy Vegan Nachos
• Air Fryer Ranch Chicken Tenders