Valentine's Day menus?
For those of you cooking at home this year, what's on the menu?
I'm fine with lot's of prep time, but would like to limit clean-up after the meal.
Any braising ideas? (That way the pot and leftovers go right into the fridge).
I'm also thinking about making pasta, though not sure I've practiced enough for it to be a go-to on an occasion like this.
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I'm making a Mixed Seafood Paella for my Lady and I. A pound bag of frozen "mixed seafood" plus a pound of shrimp, a pound of diver scallops, and a pound of Andouille sausage for spice. Add some tomatoes and bell peppers from the garden, artichoke hearts and onion, and a bit of saffron for the rice. My Lady will make a loaf of ciabatta bread to soak up the juices. The pan is too big to go in the fridge, but the leftovers are easily scooped into a large keeper container.
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Port glazed duck breast over a wild rice pilaf with green beans
I had planned to make both of ours' favorite desserts, but after such a rich main dish I thought I should lighten it up for comfort afterwords,but he said go for it so...
Molten chocolate cake with raspberry coulis and vanilla ice cream
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I'm thinking about a Coeur A La Creme, http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/foo... I've not decided on what else.
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Brined pork butt, rubbed with herbs and spices, then braised slowly for several hours and served with almond mashed potatoes and asparagus spears. For dessert, heart shaped individual almond cakes with with fresh berries and brandy fortified strawberry syrup and caffe latte. .
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Hi! we went to the farmers market this morning and bought wild black cod, $17/lb. Our anniversary is tomorrow, so that's when we're having our special meal. Black cod stands up well to asian spicy, and the texture is divine.
What about osso bucco? Have not tried this particular recipe, but love the site: http://www.elise.com/recipes/archives.... Good luck! I LOVE men who cook!
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