Bunny Meadow Veggie Board

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This bunny meadow veggie board offers a playful and colorful arrangement of baby carrots, snap peas, cherry tomatoes, broccoli, and more. Cauliflower florets form the bunny's head, while cucumber slices shape the ears lined with carrot sticks. Black olives create the eyes and nose, with radish cheeks and bell pepper whiskers adding detail. Surrounding vegetables mimic a lush meadow accented with green onions and fresh herbs. Served with hummus or ranch dip, it’s easy to prepare and perfect for parties or healthy snacking.

Updated on Sat, 29 Nov 2025 15:09:00 GMT
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A whimsical, spring-inspired vegetable platter arranged to resemble a bunny in a lush meadow—perfect for parties, Easter gatherings, or healthy snacking.

This veggie board always delights guests with its creative presentation and fresh flavors.

Ingredients

  • Vegetables: 1 cup baby carrots, 1 cup sugar snap peas, 1 cup cherry tomatoes (mixed colors), 1 cup broccoli florets, 1 cup cauliflower florets, 1 cup cucumber slices, 1/2 cup radishes thinly sliced, 1 yellow bell pepper sliced, 1 red bell pepper sliced, 1/4 cup black olives (for eyes and nose), 1/4 cup green onions or chives (for grass accents)
  • Dip: 1 cup hummus or ranch dip (store-bought or homemade)
  • Garnishes: Fresh dill or parsley sprigs (for meadow effect), Edible flowers (optional for decoration)

Instructions

Step 1:
Place a small bowl of hummus or ranch dip at the center of a large platter to form the bunny body.
Step 2:
Shape the bunny's head above the dip bowl using a mound of cauliflower florets.
Step 3:
Create bunny ears with rows of cucumber slices outlined with carrot sticks.
Step 4:
Use black olives to form the bunny's eyes and nose add a cherry tomato for a cute nose if desired.
Step 5:
Arrange radish slices for the bunny's cheeks and cut small strips of bell pepper for whiskers.
Step 6:
Surround the bunny with broccoli snap peas cherry tomatoes and bell pepper slices to resemble a colorful meadow.
Step 7:
Add green onions or chives to mimic grass and tuck in fresh dill or parsley for a meadow effect.
Step 8:
Scatter edible flowers for a festive touch if using.
Step 9:
Serve immediately with extra dip on the side.
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My family enjoys gathering around this veggie board for Easter each year creating warm memories.

Required Tools

Large serving platter or board, Small bowl for dip, Paring knife, Cutting board

Allergen Information

Contains possible allergens in dip (e.g. dairy sesame in hummus) Check dip ingredients for gluten soy or nut content if allergies are a concern Vegetables are naturally gluten- and nut-free.

Nutritional Information

Calories 85, Total Fat 2 g, Carbohydrates 15 g, Protein 3 g per serving

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Create a cheerful Bunny Meadow Veggie Board with carrots, peas, and tomatoes for a spring-themed snack. | freshyforks.com

This bunny meadow veggie board is both fun to make and a healthy addition to any party table.

Recipe Questions & Answers

How do I create the bunny shape using vegetables?

Use a small bowl of dip as the central body. Arrange cauliflower florets above it as the head, cucumber slices for ears, and olives for eyes and nose. Add radish slices for cheeks and bell pepper strips as whiskers for details.

What vegetables are best for the meadow effect?

Broccoli florets, sugar snap peas, cherry tomatoes, and bell pepper slices surround the bunny, mimicking a lush meadow filled with vibrant colors.

Can I substitute the dip for dietary preferences?

Yes, plant-based dips like hummus are great alternatives to ranch, catering to vegan or gluten-free needs.

How should I prepare vegetables for the board?

Slice cucumbers thinly for ears, keep carrots as sticks, and thinly slice radishes for cheeks. Use fresh, crisp vegetables for best presentation.

Are there suggestions to enhance the presentation?

Add fresh dill or parsley sprigs around the edges and scatter edible flowers on top for a festive, springtime meadow look.

Bunny Meadow Veggie Board

A colorful vegetable board shaped like a bunny with fresh veggies and dip for fun snacking occasions.

Prep time
25 minutes
0
Time required
25 minutes
Recipe by Freshyforks Lena Brooks


Skill level Easy

Cuisine American

Portions 6 Number of servings

Diet Details Meatless, No gluten

What You'll Need

Vegetables

01 1 cup baby carrots
02 1 cup sugar snap peas
03 1 cup mixed-color cherry tomatoes
04 1 cup broccoli florets
05 1 cup cauliflower florets
06 1 cup cucumber slices
07 1/2 cup thinly sliced radishes
08 1 yellow bell pepper, sliced
09 1 red bell pepper, sliced
10 1/4 cup black olives
11 1/4 cup green onions or chives

Dip

01 1 cup hummus or ranch dip

Garnishes

01 Fresh dill or parsley sprigs
02 Edible flowers (optional)

Directions

Step 01

Arrange central dip: Place a small bowl of hummus or ranch dip at the center of a large serving platter to represent the bunny’s body.

Step 02

Form the head: Shape the bunny’s head above the dip using a mound of cauliflower florets.

Step 03

Create ears: Construct bunny ears with rows of cucumber slices outlined with carrot sticks.

Step 04

Add facial features: Use black olives for eyes and nose; optionally add a cherry tomato for the nose.

Step 05

Add cheeks and whiskers: Arrange radish slices as cheeks and place small strips of bell pepper to form whiskers.

Step 06

Build the meadow: Surround the bunny with broccoli florets, sugar snap peas, cherry tomatoes, and bell pepper slices to mimic a colorful meadow.

Step 07

Add grass accents: Scatter green onions or chives around to replicate grass and tuck in sprigs of fresh dill or parsley for effect.

Step 08

Optional festive decoration: Scatter edible flowers over the arrangement for a decorative touch if desired.

Step 09

Serve: Serve immediately, offering extra dip alongside if preferred.

Tools Needed

  • Large serving platter
  • Small bowl for dip
  • Paring knife
  • Cutting board

Allergy info

Review ingredients for allergens. Reach out to medical experts if you're not sure.
  • Dip may contain dairy, sesame, gluten, soy, or nuts depending on selection. Verify ingredients if allergies are a concern.

Nutritional breakdown (each serving)

This nutritional data guides only—don't treat as medical advice.
  • Energy (Calories): 85
  • Lipids: 2 grams
  • Carbohydrates: 15 grams
  • Proteins: 3 grams