8 Unforgettable Dinners to Wow Your Valentine
Whether you’re planning a romantic candlelit meal for two or something with the whole family, Valentine’s Day dinner is the perfect excuse to cook something a little special. These elegant, restaurant-worthy recipes feel impressive, but they’re all totally doable at home—no reservation required.
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Celebrate Valentine’s Day at home with these wow-worthy dinner recipes!
Anyone else hate the headache of going out for Valentine’s Day? It’s cold! It’s crowded! And if you don’t remember to make reservations weeks in advance, you might end up celebrating the holiday in the off-hours at Denny’s. (Not that 3pm pancakes aren’t good, but they’re not exactly Valentine’s Day worthy.)
Often, Ben and I just celebrate Valentine’s Day at home and we cook something a little out-of-the-ordinary together.
Save the baked pork chops and potatoes for the 15th—for Valentine’s Day, we’re talking buttery seafood and classic French chicken; slow-braised meats and succulent roasts.
This collection is packed with dishes that turn an ordinary evening into something memorable!
Seared Scallops
Braised Short Ribs
Rack of Lamb
Lamb Shanks
Standing Rib Roast Recipe
Chicken Francese
Pan Seared Salmon
Seafood Pasta
