Cooking Recipes for a nice Valentines Day Dinner?

[Memo]

So I dont' feel like waiting 2 hours to eat on Friday or paying $50/person at a nice sit down restaurant wiht reservations so I decided I'm cooking for my g/f. I however dont know many good recipes. Anyone have any suggestions on something nice to cook? She doesn't like seafood or mexican food. Desert ideas good too. Thanks.

[skynet]

http://www.foodtv.com

Also sit down and watch a few shows, I always get good tips. Or goto a local resturant and ask to buy the food raw the day before, like a chicken pasta dish. You might need to know some body to get that but it is worth a shot.

[Grimm]

The Betty Crocker cookbook is your friend.
I would reccomend a fish steak or a cornish game hen.

[oblongmelon]

Originally posted by UT Memo
So I dont' feel like waiting 2 hours to eat on Friday or paying $50/person at a nice sit down restaurant wiht reservations so I decided I'm cooking for my g/f. I however dont know many good recipes. Anyone have any suggestions on something nice to cook? She doesn't like seafood or mexican food. Desert ideas good too. Thanks.

for dinner-how about a nice marinated chicken breast,some rice pilaf, and a really big tossed salad-
then for desert-
buy a pack of chocolate mint wafer cookies-put a few on a plate-add a big fat scoop of GOOD vanilla ice cream, add a swizzle of kahlua over the top of that and then drizzle it with some plain ol hershey's syrup..you MUST have chocolate on valentines day..

[Kim]

I always suggest this, but it's my favorite...lasagna, green salad, cheese bread and cheesecake for dessert. Easy and delicious!

Good luck, and HAVE FUN!

[GilbertsGrape]

um..... i may take my sweetie to wendys or maybe if she is good Stake N shake

[GilbertsGrape]

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