Grazing & Charcuterie

The Board Room

The Board Room
A long wooden grazing board with cheeses, figs, olives, and cheese knives on linen, with open space to the right

The knowledge

Working knowledge for the two halves of the job. “How to Plan a Grazing Table” covers the decisions that happen before you start shopping: style, scale, flow, and how to scope a board from the first conversation to the final design. “Grazing Table Food Safety” covers the clock you are running once it is built. More in development.

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Grazing Table Food Safety

Time and temperature for a spread that sits out: which items are actually on the clock, how to stage in waves, and what changes outdoors.

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How to Plan a Grazing Table

The quantities, variety, and seasonal thinking behind a grazing table that looks abundant and actually feeds the room.

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How to Price a Grazing Table

How to price grazing by the guest without giving away the labor, sourcing, and display work that make it worth it.

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Charcuterie Sourcing Guide

What to buy where, how to spec quality, and how to order cheese and cured meat by the board without over-buying.

The prints

Planning sheets built to travel with the work. Print them, mark them up, and bring them to the job.

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Grazing Table Plan

A printable companion to the planner: menu and quantities by category, display and station layout, the replenishment split, and an on-site timeline.

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Dietary & Allergen Tracker

A printable tracker for every guest restriction: the guest, the restriction and its severity, the seat or meal, and who owns it on the day.

The signature moves

Grazing tables don’t always happen in isolation. These are the tools grazing professionals reach for alongside the planner, for the events where a board is part of something larger.