Anonymous
02/14/2012 15:27
Subject: Re:easy pink or red food for Valentine's Day dinner?
Anonymous wrote:Beet salad with goat cheese. Mmmm.
Yes!
Anonymous
02/14/2012 15:15
Subject: easy pink or red food for Valentine's Day dinner?
Fun for kids. Thanks for all the ideas!
Anonymous
02/14/2012 15:06
Subject: Re:easy pink or red food for Valentine's Day dinner?
Gourmet for adults, or fun for kids? My family loved making breakfast for dinner. So one year on St Patrick's Day she actually made green waffles and green orange juice! You could do the same more easily with red or pink, I'm sure. Or, food coloring in homemade mashed potatoes.
Easiest obviously is any sort of pasta with red sauce. Serve it with pink milk (see weelicious.com today for a recipe). Strawberry ice cream for dessert.
Easiest obviously is any sort of pasta with red sauce. Serve it with pink milk (see weelicious.com today for a recipe). Strawberry ice cream for dessert.
Anonymous
02/14/2012 14:56
Subject: Re:easy pink or red food for Valentine's Day dinner?
Ahi Tuna
Anonymous
02/14/2012 14:53
Subject: Re:easy pink or red food for Valentine's Day dinner?
Beet salad with goat cheese. Mmmm.
Anonymous
02/14/2012 14:41
Subject: easy pink or red food for Valentine's Day dinner?
Mix ricotta and marinara for pink sauce. My kids love it any time.
Anonymous
02/14/2012 14:37
Subject: easy pink or red food for Valentine's Day dinner?
I found one recipe for red cabbage & tofu with butternut squash, which I may wind up making. (It's at http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9B06E0D7133CF936A35751C0A9669D8B63&pagewanted=all ) But does anyone have any other suggestions?