The last few times we've been out on Valentine's Day it's been a mad house. We were rushed to eat and the food isn't as good as it could be due to the pressure placed on the kitchen. So I'm sharing my top Valentine's Day dinner recipes.
Instead of going out, spend this Valentine's Day at home. Eat for less, spend time making memories & dinner together all while drinking a bottle of wine at half the cost of a restaurant.
Entree Choices in Order of Complexity
#1 Pesto Salmon... Easy, Quick, & Delicious
- No stovetop cooking required.
- Ready in under 30 minutes.
- Pairs perfectly with a Pinot Gris or Brut Sparkling wine.
- Roasted potatoes, side salad, or Roasted Brussels for sides.
#2 Tortellini Pasta with Shrimp & Andouille... Minimal Prep, Big Flavor
- Tortellini cooks super quickly.
- Shrimp & Andouille add a surf & turf vibe.
- Ready in under 30 minutes.
- Minimal knife skills required.
#3 Pasta Bolognese - Classic Pasta Vibes
- Big flavor that comes from hours of simmering.
- Simple ingredients you can buy anywhere.
- Pairs well with red or white wine.
- Sauce can be made ahead of time!
# 4 Beef Stew - Make Ahead, Ready When You Are
- Hearty and complex.
- Pair with the same red blend you use while making your stew.
- Make ahead without compromising flavor.
- Serve with fresh bread.
#5 Truffle Risotto with Pan-Seared Scallops & Roasted Tomatoes
- Perfect for the couple/family that loves to cook.
- Creamy truffle risotto pairs perfectly with a dry white wine.
- Easy timetable included so everything is ready at once!
- Tabetha's Table Top Pick!
Valentine's Day Dessert Options
If you are feeling extra and want to add on a dessert, we have a few options for you as well depending on your preferred style of sweets. Red velvet cake is a classic, but my choice would be the OG. Vanilla Honey Cupcake, filled with Berry Compote & topped with Vanilla Buttercream Frosting.
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