What´d you serve in a romantic dinner?

Question

What´d you serve in a romantic dinner?

Answer 1

Walter Mathau, in 'Grumpier Old Men',  hit it big with bacon and grape jelly sandwiches!

Give it a try.

Answer 2

Pasta is always a hit or find out what there fav food is. Nothing to messy though. Best of Luck

Answer 3

spiked wine and some whipped cream

Answer 4

Melon slice or mushroom soup,

Boiled potatoes

Grilled Fish with parsley sauce

Cauliflower and Broccoli florets 1glass white wine

Rice pudding or a slice of cheesecake

Cup of Tea or Coffee

Answer 5

start off with chilled shrimp cocktail.. it's fun food too.. plus u can give her or him his first bite.. for desert try hot fudge sundae w/whip cream..

Answer 6

I make Cherry Glazed Chicken b*****s, rice pilaf, a couple of veggies and cheesecake for dessert - always a hit with my significant other.  Another thing that goes over big is grilled steaks, baked potatoes, corn on the cob and German Chocolate cake but often it is not the food that is romantic, it is the setting.  Use good china, glassware/crystal and flatware if you have it - otherwise use the best that you have - cloth napkins and cloth tablecloth that compliment/match each other and candles, plenty of unscented candles as you don't want the scent of the candles to over power or interfere with the aroma of the food; they should be of varying heights and shapes.  A nice center piece does wonders as well. Serve your meal at a table away from distractions such as the TV or the computer.  Play some romantic music softly in the background.

CHERRY GLAZED CHICKEN b*****s:

1 can cherry pie filling

4-6 boneless chicken b*****s

Heat oven to 350 degrees F. Place the chicken b*****s in a glass baking pan that has been sprayed with a non-stick cooking spray like Pam. Spoon just enough of the cherry pie filling over the chicken to cover lightly. Place pan into oven and cook for 1 hour and 15 minutes spreading more of the pie filling over the chicken every 15 minutes.

This is very easy and you get a nice moist chicken breast. This also works well for Cornish game hens and pork chops.

Serve with a rice pilaf, white rice, mashed potatoes or roasted potatoes and a steamed veggie like whole green beans, baby carrots, broccoli or corn.

SAC

Answer 7

check out my romantic cookbook for two.

It provides easy to follow instructions. It even comes with invitations, grocery list and a DVD to help you cook like a chef in your own home.

chef robert author of chef robert presents romantic dinners for two

www.romanticdinnersfortwo.com

Answer 8

Green salad, medium rare sirlion steaks, baked potato and a home-made cake with ice cream.

Answer 9

Probably a lobster dish or a nice shrimp alfredo, lovely side salad, fresh homemade garlic toasts, with a wonderful creme brulee or a pot au choclat for dessert - champagne or wine alongside.

Answer 10

I would serve whatever is his favourite. My husbands is , fillet steak, chips & salad.......profiteroles for dessert.

Answer 11

seafood and anything she's not allergic to ^^

Answer 12

Pint a Bankss bitter n the footy tommorrow night table laid for 7:30

Answer 13

Probably start off with a nice prawn cocktail, as we both love it, Perhaps a salmon dish, or chicken dish for the main, and desert would either be a cheesecake, or fruit crumble, and hot custard...