Big Boards for Families: Healthy, Wholesome Charcuterie Boards and Food Spread Recipes that Bring Everyone Around the Table

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If you require high resolution or small prints (less then A1) we advise that you go with the adhesive vinyl option. The vinyl is mounted directly on to the board and allows us to print at 1440dpi with near perfect colour accuracy and gradients. This results in a clean, laminated, photographic quality finish. Living on the coast, I love the idea of a travel board that we can take along with us to the beach or on the boat. Keep this book on your own shelf for instant inspiration, or gift it to any cook looking for new adventures!” —Gina Homolka, New York Timesbestselling author of The Skinnytaste Cookbook No one entertains like Sandy does! She is a fabulous inspiration for all creative boards and spreads. Whether for a fancy holidayor a summer barbecue, she has the best ideas, the most crave-worthy recipes, and stunningboards to make each gathering better than the last. This book is a keeper!” —Jessica Merchant, creator of How Sweet Eats and author of Everyday Dinners Whether it’s for a morning brunch or a movie-night get-together, you and your family will find over 50 splendid food boards to create and enjoy together, including:

Wright is a touch limited athletically, but he finds ways to make up for that on tape with his play style. Richardson oozes ability. His highlight reel from his lone season as a starter rivals any you'll see from a college prospect. He's still a project, though, and finished with an 80.1 overall grade this past season.The creativity contained within Big Boards for Families is truly inspirational! This is an instant classic that will bring people to the table to create memorable meals.” ― Lori Lange, founder of RecipeGirl.com To'oTo'o is a physical player who can handle the rigors of the NFL game. Just don't expect much of a playmaker.

Tuimoloa, a former five-star recruit, is an all-around defensive end who is more smooth and savvy than explosive and twitched up. He already has a good amount of pass-rush moves and counters as a junior. Whichever team takes Bryce Young could be well served to take Bennett in the late rounds to run the same offense. Williams is followed by Ohio State's Marvin Harrison Jr., who likely would have been the best pass-catcher in the 2023 NFL Draft. Now as a draft-eligible junior, he's the crown jewel for any team in need of help at the position. Mims is on the smaller side for the position but is the type of athlete who can make up for it. He went for more than 1,000 yards last season and averaged 19.5 yards per catch for his career.Legette has been one of the biggest risers in this draft class. Seen as a Day 3 prospect before the season, the 6-foot-3, 225-pound receiver has dominated at the catch point while showing rare yards-after-catch ability for a player of his size. Jones is a ready-made slot receiver who can start tomorrow. You just wish he was a little more dynamic.

Palmer doesn't offer too much more than speed, but he's adept enough on the vertical tree to find a role.

Schmitz was the single highest-graded center in the FBS this past season at 92.4 overall. He's on the bigger side for the position at 6-foot-4 and 320 pounds yet did his best work on the move in an outside-zone-heavy Minnesota scheme. Tre Tomlinson got most of the hype in the TCU secondary last season, but Newton was the better prospect of the two. Newton has legit man-coverage size and ability and has starting NFL potential. Miller came in as a two-star recruit in the same class as five-star Zach Evans. And all Miller did in his three seasons with the Horned Frogs is match the five-star every step of the way. He averaged 6.7 yards per carry for his career with 1,399 yards on 224 carries and 17 scores this past fall.