If you wish to serve a romantic dish that your Valentine will remember for years to come, it’s important to plan ahead. Even if you are not much of a chef, there are so many easy recipes and ideas that you can follow to ensure that your Valentine thoroughly enjoys your date. Here are some simple ideas that will ensure success.
Fabulous fondue
If you are worried about cooking, you can always setup a fondue for two. All you will need is a fondue pot and a selection of meat and vegetables. Some of the best vegetables for fondue include pre-boiled baby potatoes, broccoli, various types of squash and mushrooms. You can also make some savoury rice along with some dipping sauces and don’t forget some bread too. This romantic dish serves as starter and main course. Plus, you cook as you eat and it’s a lovely intimate experience.
Start with seafood
If you would like to make a three-course meal, you should start with a light starter. Seafood is a popular choice for a starter. You might like to whip up a shrimp cocktail set on a bed of fresh chopped lettuce in a cocktail glass.
Main course
For the main course, you can serve chicken, beef, pork or lamb. Chicken and beef are the lighter of these options. No matter which cut of meat you choose, you can also pair it with some vegetables like roast potatoes and steamed vegetables with some delicious gravy on the side. If you would like something a little more comforting, you could bake a pie. You can even make individual pies if you like. Another romantic dish for your main course is pasta. From spaghetti carbonara to lasagne, there are plenty of recipes available online.
Something sweet
No matter the starter or the main course, you should always finish off any Valentine’s Day meal with a sweet romantic dish. Chocolate is usually considered highly satisfying and romantic. Baked chocolate goodies like brownies or cobbler are a great idea. Alternatively, you can serve some vanilla ice cream with caramel or chocolate sauce.
Don’t forget, every romantic dish calls for the perfect bottle of wine. Take into consideration the types of meats that you plan on serving. This will help you choose the best wines to pair with your foods. Once the meal is over, you can enjoy a cup of coffee together too.
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