Cornucopia Veggie Board

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This vibrant veggie board mimics a cornucopia, using fresh cherry tomatoes, baby carrots, sugar snap peas, broccoli, cauliflower, and more. Arranged artfully flowing from a bread horn, it's perfect for festive occasions. Paired with ranch and hummus dips, garnished with fresh herbs, it offers a fresh, colorful centerpiece that’s easy to prepare and naturally gluten-free when using alternative horn bases.

Updated on Tue, 09 Dec 2025 11:02:00 GMT
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A festive and visually stunning vegetable platter arranged in the shape of a cornucopia, perfect as a healthy Thanksgiving side or appetizer.

This veggie board has become a staple at our family gatherings, everyone loves the fresh crisp flavors and festive presentation.

Ingredients

  • Vegetables: 1 cup cherry tomatoes, 1 cup baby carrots, 1 cup sugar snap peas, 1 cup broccoli florets, 1 cup cauliflower florets, 1 cup mini bell peppers sliced, 1 cup cucumber sliced, 1 cup radishes halved, 1 cup baby corn drained, 1/2 cup purple cauliflower florets optional for color
  • Dips: 3/4 cup ranch dip, 3/4 cup hummus
  • Cornucopia Horn: 1 large crusty baguette or premade bread cone (see Notes for alternatives), Fresh herbs parsley dill for garnish

Instructions

Prepare Vegetables:
Wash trim and slice as needed Keep vegetables chilled until assembly
Create Horn:
If using a baguette slice off one end at an angle and hollow out the inside to create a horn shape Alternatively use a premade bread cone or woven waffle cone
Place Bread Horn:
Place the bread horn at one corner of a large platter or cutting board with the open end facing inward
Arrange Vegetables:
Arrange vegetables flowing out from the horn to mimic a spilling cornucopia alternating colors and shapes for visual appeal
Place Dips:
Place dips in small bowls and nestle them among the vegetables
Garnish:
Garnish with fresh herbs for an extra festive touch
Serve:
Serve immediately or cover and refrigerate until ready to serve
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Gathering around this gorgeous veggie board has brought a joyful moment of sharing healthy food with loved ones every holiday.

Required Tools

Large platter or cutting board Small bowls for dips Sharp knife Vegetable peeler

Allergen Information

Contains Wheat if bread horn is used Dairy if using ranch dip For dairy-free or gluten-free needs substitute dips and bread as appropriate Always check dip and bread labels for allergens

Nutritional Information

Calories 120 Total Fat 4 g Carbohydrates 18 g Protein 3 g per serving

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With its stunning presentation and wholesome ingredients this Cornucopia Veggie Board is sure to be a crowd pleaser at your next celebration.

Recipe FAQs

How do I create the cornucopia shape?

Slice and hollow out a crusty baguette or use a premade bread cone to form the horn, arranging vegetables to spill outward for visual effect.

Can I make this gluten-free?

Use a gluten-free bread cone or omit the bread, shaping a horn from parchment paper or foil instead.

What vegetables work best for the board?

A variety including cherry tomatoes, baby carrots, sugar snap peas, broccoli, cauliflower, mini bell peppers, cucumber, radishes, and baby corn offers colorful texture and taste.

What dips complement the vegetables?

Ranch and hummus dips pair well, but feel free to substitute with dairy-free or other preferred options.

How to keep the vegetables fresh before serving?

Wash, trim, slice, and keep the vegetables chilled until assembly to maintain crispness and freshness.

Can I customize the board with other ingredients?

Add cheese cubes, nuts, or olives for variety, or swap vegetables based on season and preference.

Cornucopia Veggie Board

A colorful vegetable spread shaped like a cornucopia for healthy, festive gatherings.

Prep Time
25 minutes
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Overall Time
25 minutes
Recipe by Fordish Mia Harper


Skill Level Easy

Cuisine American

Result 8 Portion Size

Dietary Details Vegetarian Option

Ingredient List

Vegetables

01 1 cup cherry tomatoes
02 1 cup baby carrots
03 1 cup sugar snap peas
04 1 cup broccoli florets
05 1 cup cauliflower florets
06 1 cup mini bell peppers, sliced
07 1 cup cucumber, sliced
08 1 cup radishes, halved
09 1 cup baby corn, drained
10 1/2 cup purple cauliflower florets (optional)

Dips

01 3/4 cup ranch dip
02 3/4 cup hummus

Cornucopia Horn

01 1 large crusty baguette or premade bread cone
02 Fresh parsley and dill for garnish

Directions

Step 01

Prepare Vegetables: Wash, trim, and slice all vegetables as needed. Keep chilled until assembly.

Step 02

Form Cornucopia Horn: Slice off one end of the baguette at an angle and hollow out the inside to create a horn shape. Alternatively, use a premade bread cone or woven waffle cone.

Step 03

Position Horn: Place the bread horn at one corner of a large platter or cutting board with the open end facing inward.

Step 04

Arrange Vegetables: Arrange vegetables flowing from the horn to imitate a spilling cornucopia, alternating colors and shapes for visual interest.

Step 05

Add Dips: Place dips in small bowls and nestle them among the vegetables.

Step 06

Garnish: Decorate with fresh parsley and dill for a festive touch.

Step 07

Serve: Serve immediately or cover and refrigerate until ready to serve.

Tools Needed

  • Large platter or cutting board
  • Small bowls for dips
  • Sharp knife
  • Vegetable peeler

Allergy Details

Review each ingredient for allergens. Ask your doctor if you’re unsure.
  • Contains wheat if bread horn is used
  • Contains dairy if ranch dip is used

Nutrition Details (each serving)

Values provided for reference. Consult your medical provider with questions.
  • Energy Value: 120
  • Lipids: 4 g
  • Carbohydrates: 18 g
  • Proteins: 3 g