Even more ways to win at charcuterie with tin

While seafood is one of the most widely available canned options, it’s not everyone’s cup of tea (oh, the horror!). Luckily, the advancements in canned goods also extend to a variety of other options, allowing you to create a delightful tinned charcuterie spread without any fish. For instance, we recently tried Trader Joe's canned eggplant and were pleasantly surprised by how closely it resembled homemade. Canned grape leaves have long been a favorite of ours, and while TJ's nightshade-colored vegetables may not be the most visually appealing when served, those dolmas certainly look elegant. If you're seeking something that exudes a similar sophistication to fish roe, canned pâté is a great choice.
Even canned green olives can add a touch of freshness to your shelf-stable snack platter, along with fruits like lychee and cherries. Incorporating just a few canned or airtight items can simplify your board preparation. Alternatively, you could create an entire appetizer station themed around the ever-evolving, nearly timeless hors d'oeuvres, extending from now until next year.
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