Lunch & Dinner
19 Romantic dinner ideas for Valentine's Day
Cook your loved one a delicious meal with one of these winning recipes. Romantic night guaranteed!
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Cook your loved one a delicious meal with one of these winning recipes. Romantic night guaranteed!
The secret to this light, fresh pasta is in the cooking liquid: It’s flavourful and starchy, which helps coat the noodles.
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Freshly shucked oysters are a classic — and classy — starter to a festive seafood feast. They should smell briny and fresh — toss out any that don't pass the sniff test. To level the oysters and make sure the juices don't spill out, serve them nestled in a bed of coarse salt.
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Searing scallops gives them a crispy exterior and a rich buttery centre. The splurge of saffron adds extra depth to a bright, tangy sauce. You will have about 1/4 cup of the citrus oil left over. It's perfect to drizzle over an omelette, a tomato salad or roasted potatoes, or to warm up and brush on crostini.
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Instead of the usual spaghetti and meatballs in tomato sauce, add some excitement to your weeknight dinner with this twist. You can find fresh pasta refrigerated in the deli section of the grocery store. Serve with green beans or asparagus.
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Sweet, pungent basil has a reputation for being an herb of romance. Pair it with a touch of hot pepper to help ignite the fire, and you're in for a fun evening. Roasting the tomatoes concentrates their sweetness and flavour, even if they're out of season. If you prefer a mild pasta, use only a pinch of the hot pepper flakes.
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A fresh twist on this beloved classic makes it the perfect dinner for a chilly night.
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Mild ricotta cheese, lemon, nutmeg and piquant chilies make a zesty, creamy sauce for seafood pasta.
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Reserving some of the pasta cooking liquid to toss with the whole dish helps distribute the ingredients and loosen up the pasta without adding extra oil. Substitute whole wheat spaghettini for regular if desired.
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Check out this delightfully crispy restaurant-worthy dish created by chef Dominic Lamirande (aka Dom Cooks)— you may recognize him as one of the winning contestants from Netflix’s Cook at all Costs!
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A classic tartar is a winning dish on any table.
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This steak is the perfect recipe to show off your culinary skills.
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A fuss-free recipe that is the perfect showcase for the delicate, delicious flavour of shallots.
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A good risotto is the perfect dish to serve for a romantic dinner, as it's easy to make and always turns out delicious.
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The chanterelles give this recipe a unique, elevated flavour.
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Old Bay Seasoning is a typical fish and seafood spice blend. Make it yourself (recipe above) or look for it in grocery stores or specialty kitchen stores.
Cataplana is both the name of this dish and the copper vessel in which it's traditionally cooked. The dish originates in southern Portugal and commonly features clams and other coastal delights.
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Featuring fresh, East Coast lobster, this delicious pasta is sure to warm any lobster lover's heart and make for an impressive feast for an intimate, special reunion.
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Risotto is at its best when served straight from the stove, as it loses its silky texture while it sits. Roasted beets give this risotto its subtly sweet flavour. For the most beautifully hued dish, we've added the beets toward the end of cooking.
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The strong flavour of molasses stands up to lamb shanks, while braising mellows out the complex flavours. Serve with a side of couscous and an extra sprinkling of fresh thyme.
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