This ginger pear tart recipe with puff pastry is the perfect addition to your holiday entertaining grazing board.
Disclosure Thank you to Hickory Farms for kindly sponsoring this post. All opinions are 100% honest & completely my own.
Holiday entertaining is well underway, and this can bring a lot of stress for some. Not only the act of having to keep the house clean, but shopping, preparing, and catering for guests. For myself, and a few of my single friends who have kids the act of budgeting alone can be stressful enough if you are catering an entire dinner party alone.
I have a great idea for you! Send a gift basket or box to the hostess before the dinner party, or send one to yourself so that you have everything you need. Something that will help with the catering and you (or the host) feeling like a small weight has been lifted. Hickory Farms have some wonderful (and delicious) options to choose from; everything from cheese, meats, and crackers, to chocolates and treats, and even gift baskets with wine.
Pear tart recipe
Cut your ginger and pear tart into slices, and serve on small pieces of parchment paper cut into strips to make it easier for guests to eat if you are offering finger foods at your dinner party.
Holiday grazing board
When arranging a holiday platter, add sprigs of rosemary to it. Not only with the greenery look pretty, but the smell is divine, and it will bring a festive feel to your dish.
I also included a box of Tempting Toffee Bark on my holiday grazing platter. I absolutely love toffee, and it was the perfect accompaniment to the chocolate-covered nuts, mini cookies, and the ginger and pear tart.
Hostess gift basket
The Hickory Farms Hickory Holiday Celebration basket would be the perfect hostess gift. It is the perfect addition to any holiday party with a selection of sweet and savory treats, along with wine, and fresh fruit. Speaking of fresh fruit, you could either provide the hostess with a recipe to turn those pears into my delicious ginger and pear tart, or make it yourself, take it to the party, and then give her the recipe to make her own at a later date.
Are you looking for more grazing board ideas that are perfect for the holidays? Take a look at these:
- Wine and food pairing table
- Holiday grazing board with Kentucky hot brown dip
- Make the perfect brunch platter
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Thanks for sharing these are some amazing looking treats.I can’t wait to try the pear tart I know its not the holiday season but I’m gonna give it a try.