Definition of charcuterie
:a delicatessen specializing in dressed meats and meat dishes;
also
:the products sold in such a shop
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For snacking, marcona almonds seasoned with white truffle salt are $9; the charcuterie plate is $24.
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Sherwood Bistro Instagram Share these dishes Don’t miss the whole roasted duck with two sides, a charcuterie and cheese plate, and milk and honey platter with feta, triple cream cheese, olives, dried fruit, Marcona almonds and honey comb.
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Wines, beers, cheeses, and charcuterie that were all natural, as well.
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Christopher Smith Special to The Star Amigoni Urban Winery draws guests for wine, beer, cheese and charcuterie plates.
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Now round it out with the perfect charcuterie board:
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RYE chefs and local butcher and charcuterie Commonwealth Cure are teaming up for a Butcher Class & Nose To Tail Dinner at RYE, 900 E Market St. from 3-7 p.m. on Saturday, July 29.
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All’Acqua Atwater Village, Italian $$ Every neighborhood deserves access to primo charcuterie, cacio e pepe, and pizzas decked out with soppressata and Calabrian chiles.
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A country ham plate looked like a charcuterie plate from Tuscany.
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Origin and Etymology of charcuterie
French, literally, pork-butcher's shop, from Medieval French chaircuiterie, from chaircutier pork butcher, from chair cuite cooked meat
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