As the title says, am looking for inspiration for valentines day meal. It's the first time in years and years, and leaving out steak as, he cooks it better than I do, just wondering what to do!
What will you be cooking on Valentine's Day? I need ideas
I would do a roast chicken with roast veg (butternut squash, red peppers, aubergines, courgettes, red onion) and a raspberry and cream sponge. Simple, but very sexy food. Everyone loves roast and cake, right?
Originally Posted by Victoria Sponge:
“I would do a roast chicken with roast veg (butternut squash, red peppers, aubergines, courgettes, red onion) and a raspberry and cream sponge. Simple, but very sexy food. Everyone loves roast and cake, right?”
“I would do a roast chicken with roast veg (butternut squash, red peppers, aubergines, courgettes, red onion) and a raspberry and cream sponge. Simple, but very sexy food. Everyone loves roast and cake, right?”
It depends if your on a diet, & can enjoy the food & the company aswell surely !
Originally Posted by Victoria Sponge:
“ Everyone loves roast and cake, right?”
“ Everyone loves roast and cake, right?”
You're thinking like a woman
Seduce a man with a lovely curry and ice-cold lager.
Originally Posted by Sex:
“Probably buy myself a pizza and ice cream
Forever alone
”
“Probably buy myself a pizza and ice cream
Forever alone
”
Have hope. It's my first valentines day in 18 years that I'm spending with someone that I'm seeing.
I like the idea of a roast. He's bringing dessert, homemade creme brulee. Yum.
I've bought some duck breasts to cook. Hopefully on a bed of oriental egg noodles! Not sure what else to make with it!
I guess it's each to their own but I'd be a bit disappointed with a roast dinner. I just don't think it's very special. The last two three course meals I've cooked (ignoring dessert as you don't need one) I've done goats cheese mousse with nice crusty bread, red onion marmalade and bacon jam followed by loin of cod wrapped in pancetta with triple cooked chips and samphire. The one before I did crab cakes with a cajun mayonnaise followed by venison steak in a redcurrant cream sauce with dauphinoise potatoes. Everyone really enjoyed them.
Originally Posted by Jambo_c:
“I guess it's each to their own but I'd be a bit disappointed with a roast dinner. I just don't think it's very special. The last two three course meals I've cooked (ignoring dessert as you don't need one) I've done goats cheese mousse with nice crusty bread, red onion marmalade and bacon jam followed by loin of cod wrapped in pancetta with triple cooked chips and samphire. The one before I did crab cakes with a cajun mayonnaise followed by venison steak in a redcurrant cream sauce with dauphinoise potatoes. Everyone really enjoyed them.”
“I guess it's each to their own but I'd be a bit disappointed with a roast dinner. I just don't think it's very special. The last two three course meals I've cooked (ignoring dessert as you don't need one) I've done goats cheese mousse with nice crusty bread, red onion marmalade and bacon jam followed by loin of cod wrapped in pancetta with triple cooked chips and samphire. The one before I did crab cakes with a cajun mayonnaise followed by venison steak in a redcurrant cream sauce with dauphinoise potatoes. Everyone really enjoyed them.”
And people weren't a bit disappointed with fish & chips?
Seriously, though, it sounds delicious.
