What do you cook for a date, the first time you cook for them?

[Anonymous]

Looking for ideas from easy to impressive--thanks!

[Anonymous]

How many dates have you already had?

[Anonymous]

Three.

[Anonymous]

What about doing like fresh pasta? Like ravioli or tagliatelle. It's actually really easy but it's showy. If you haven't done it before, I'd practice a couple times first.

[Anonymous]

When I was doing this, I would make anything I was comfortable with from my repertoire that I thought they would like. No new recipes for first-time cooking for someone. Generally, choose things that friends/family request you make - if they like it enough to ask for it, your date probably will too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What about doing like fresh pasta? Like ravioli or tagliatelle. It's actually really easy but it's showy. If you haven't done it before, I'd practice a couple times first.

No red sauce!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What about doing like fresh pasta? Like ravioli or tagliatelle. It's actually really easy but it's showy. If you haven't done it before, I'd practice a couple times first.

No red sauce!

Brown butter and sage, maybe? Or pesto?

[Anonymous]

Chicken thighs. Always juicy and popular.

Could serve with baked potato (which I tend to stuff with broccoli) or Asian noodles (with garlic sauce) and stir fried vegetables

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Chicken thighs. Always juicy and popular.

Could serve with baked potato (which I tend to stuff with broccoli) or Asian noodles (with garlic sauce) and stir fried vegetables

Can you imagine kissing someone after eating this?

I’d avoid anything with a lot of garlic. Especially raw garlic.

[Anonymous]

Depends on what I think they’ll like! I’m a great cook though and have lots of different recipes that are tried and true. Also depends on what’s in season.

[Anonymous]

Make that Ina Garten chicken that Meghan cooked for Harry.

[Anonymous]

Grilled steak, medium rare, baked potato, salad, and broccoli.

Key lime pit or cheesecake for dessert

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Chicken thighs. Always juicy and popular.

Could serve with baked potato (which I tend to stuff with broccoli) or Asian noodles (with garlic sauce) and stir fried vegetables

Can you imagine kissing someone after eating this?

I’d avoid anything with a lot of garlic. Especially raw garlic.

Avoid broccoli too!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Chicken thighs. Always juicy and popular.

Could serve with baked potato (which I tend to stuff with broccoli) or Asian noodles (with garlic sauce) and stir fried vegetables

Can you imagine kissing someone after eating this?

I’d avoid anything with a lot of garlic. Especially raw garlic.

Avoid broccoli too!

Nothing cruciferous. Minimal garlic and onions.

Unless you're hoping the date ends before dessert.

[Anonymous]

Homemade Lasagna with home baked bread.