Okay, so you decided against going out for dinner with your loved one tonight. Good call. Restaurants are horribly over priced on V-Day, and cooking together with or for a date is both romantic and fun. So what should you cook? Have no fear, feel no stress – Honest Cooking is here to help you with an uber-romantic three course Valentine’s Menu you can whip up in no time.
By Kalle Bergman
Okay, so you decided against going out for dinner with your loved one tonight. Good call. Restaurants are horribly over priced on V-Day, and cooking together with or for a date is both romantic and fun. So what should you cook? Have no fear, feel no stress – Honest Cooking is here to help you with an uber-romantic three course Valentine’s Menu you can whip up in no time. 
APPETIZER – Miso Blood Orange Scallops
Scallops are an affordable, indulgent food when created at home with exciting flavors and sauces. This combination balances the tart citrus with the buttery seared scallops. A perfect way to start the evening off – without having to spend more than 10 minutes in the kitchen, you are still serving a super elegant dish that will make you look like a star chef.
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MAIN COURSE – Parchment Paper Poached Salmon Pouches
This dish is the perfect date dish. It is extremely easy to prepare – it basically cooks itself while you play the piano or tell hilarious jokes – and the effect when you open the pouches in front of your date will both dazzle and impress. Bonus? It is absolutely delicious.
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DESSERT – Raspberry Ricotta Chocolate Cake
So, you might think that you don’t need chocolate for Valentine’s. But you do. Yes, it is expected, no, it isn’t creative – but you know what, it is romantic and that’s what counts. Whip all the ingredients together before your date arrives, and put it in the oven when you sit down for the main course. 40 minutes later, you’ll be the hero of the evening.
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Fantastic recipes. very healthy menu and yummy!!