Tomato Bruschetta Board

Take your charcuterie game to the next level with a Tomato Bruschetta Board! This gorgeous board is perfect for sharing, and the combination of ingredients and flavors will have everyone reaching for seconds. Whipped Feta, roasted tomatoes, and sauteed corn create an irresistible medley!

Do you enjoy making charcuterie boards when you’re entertaining friends or guests? Then you’re going to love this Tomato Bruschetta Board with roasted grape tomatoes, sauteed corn, and whipped feta!

This board features one of my favorite preparations of tomatoes: roasting them brings out their natural sweetness while adding a hint of smokiness that pairs so beautifully with sauteed corn and silky-smooth whipped feta. 

The combination of ingredients and textures is so satisfying, it’ll have everyone reaching for more. Best of all, the whole thing comes together in less than 30 minutes!

Ingredients

• Corn – Off the cob. Fresh corn has the best flavor and char beautifully when roasted. Frozen corn works but won’t get the same caramelization—pat it very dry first.
• Multi-colored grape tomatoes – Cherry tomatoes work too. Don’t use large tomatoes—they’ll release too much water when roasted.
• Fresh garlic – Fresh garlic only. Jarred garlic won’t give the same clean flavor and can turn bitter when cooked.
• Fresh thyme
• Olive oil — Or avocado oil. Use a high-heat oil for roasting at high temperatures.
• Salt and pepper — Season to taste.

For the Whipped Feta

• Feta – I recommend full-fat for the best taste and texture. Use block feta, not pre-crumbled. Block feta whips smoother and tastes creamier.
• Greek yogurt – Again, full-fat for best results. Low-fat or non-fat will make the whipped feta watery and thin.
• Olive oil – The higher quality, the better. Use extra virgin olive oil since it’s a finishing oil here.
• Garlic clove – Fresh garlic only.
• Lemon zest – Zest before juicing; it’s easier. Fresh lemon zest brightens the whipped feta.

How To Make A Tomato Bruschetta Board

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Start by preheating the oven to 400°F. Slice the tomatoes in half and place them in a mixing bowl. Add the olive oil, minced garlic, and thyme, then toss until the tomatoes are evenly coated.

Spread the tomatoes onto a baking sheet in a single layer. Roast for about 20 minutes, or until the tomatoes are softened, juicy, and the skins begin to loosen.

While the tomatoes are roasting, heat a skillet over medium heat.

Add the corn kernels and cook for 3 to 4 minutes, stirring occasionally, until the kernels become brighter in color and lightly toasted in spots. Season the corn with salt and pepper and set aside.

Add all of the whipped feta ingredients to a food processor or blender. Process until the mixture is smooth, creamy, and light in texture, scraping down the sides as needed. Spread the whipped feta onto a large serving platter, shallow bowl, or charcuterie board.

Spoon the seasoned corn evenly over the whipped feta. Top with the roasted tomatoes and any of their flavorful juices. Serve immediately with toasted baguette slices, pita wedges, crackers, or your favorite dippers.

Enjoy!

Chef Jenn’s Tips

• You can make all the components of this tomato charcuterie board ahead of time, then just assemble it before serving.
• Garden-fresh tomatoes will be even more flavorful.
• Wondering what to serve with this tomato appetizer? I love it with grilled baguette slices, pita, pita crackers, or even bagel crisps.

More Entertaining Options

Need a few more appetizers and snacks for your guests? Easy Baked Brie with Apple Ginger Chutney is one of my go-tos. In terms of finger food, you can’t go wrong with Beef Wellington Bites or Air Fryer Beef Empanadas. Or, if you want to stick with the snack board theme, you can always give my Guacamole Snack Board a try! 

Storage

Leftover roasted tomatoes and can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator. They should be eaten within a week. I recommend popping them back in the oven until they’re heated all the way through.

Whipped Feta can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 days, but keep in mind that it will lose some of its airy texture and become thicker. In my opinion, Whipped Feta is always best served right away.

Can I add More Ingredients and Toppings to my Tomato Snack Board?

Of course! The beauty of charcuterie is that you can make it however you want. Look at this recipe as a base and feel free to add on from there.

One option would be to add some toppings to the whipped feta. A drizzle of good-quality olive oil, pine nuts, or chopped fresh parsley are always a nice touch. 

You can also include other cheeses, sliced meats, crunchy nuts, or anything else your taste buds desire. Go ahead and make the board your own!