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Drink it in, let your eyes do the eating... that's it.
While I'm baking and cream-cheesing this scrumptious dessert on the 14th, Nick vowed to tackle the dinner portion of our date. I'm sure whatever he dreams up will be yummy, but if I were planning the menu I'd definitely be considering some of these mouth-watering meals...
Beet Ravioli with Pine Nut Goat Cheese, Rosemary Cream Sauce and Aged Balsamic Vinegar
Yes, it's a bit daring and probably something you've never tried before. But isn't that what romance is all about? Sharing moments that you never have had with anyone, making it all the more special... Aww.
Plus you can cut into heart shapes (this goes for pasta ravioli, too!). I don't know why I'm obsessed with hearts in a Valentine's meal.
Herb-Crusted Rack of Lamb
Yes, it's a bit daring and probably something you've never tried before. But isn't that what romance is all about? Sharing moments that you never have had with anyone, making it all the more special... Aww.
Plus you can cut into heart shapes (this goes for pasta ravioli, too!). I don't know why I'm obsessed with hearts in a Valentine's meal.
Herb-Crusted Rack of Lamb
Ever since a Valentine's Day date Nick took me on years ago at the now-closed Todai, I now associate lamb as a romantic dinner meal. I'm drooling just thinking about it.
Wild Salmon with Pearl Couscous and Slow-roasted Tomatoes
Wild Salmon with Pearl Couscous and Slow-roasted Tomatoes
I believe fish is always a great option for a light, yet filling meal. Being a Pacific Northwesterner I prefer salmon. (And always refer to a fish guide for what's ecological and safe!!)
eat your hearts out.
and if all else fails, eat a bag full of candy.
and if all else fails, eat a bag full of candy.
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