Celebrate Valentine’s Day at Home

Forget the Restaurant; Create a Romantic Home-Cooked Meal This Valentine’s Day

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February 10, 2012

ANNOUNCER:

ON VALENTINE’S DAY, MOST COUPLES CELEBRATE WITH FANCY DINNERS OUT, FLOWERS, CHOCOLATE AND CARDS. THIS YEAR, TRY SOMETHING NEW WITH YOUR SPECIAL SOMEONE AND AVOID THE HUSTLE AND BUSTLE OF A BUSY RESTAURANT.

SPEND THE EVENING AT HOME AND PREPARE A HOME-COOKED MEAL TOGETHER FOR THE ULTIMATE ROMANTIC NIGHT. CO-AUTHORS OF JUST MARRIED AND COOKING, CHEFS BROOKE PARKHURST AND JAMES BRISCIONE GIVE US THE RIGHT RECIPE TO MAKE A ROMANTIC, HOME-COOKED MEAL.

BROOKE PARKHURST:

“I love spending Valentine’s Day at home with James because we put the emphasis on flavor not on flowers. This year, we’re going to make fillet minion with coffee, red wine and Godiva Chocolate Vodka sauce and we’re even going to add a signature cocktail.”

JAMES BRISCIONE:

“Everyone knows that nothing is more romantic that Godiva Chocolate, so we’re making Midnight Martini’s with Godiva Chocolate Vodka. The vodka has that essence of Godiva Chocolate right in it. And if you do the same, remember to drink responsibly even if you are just planning to stay at home.” 

ANNOUNCER:

FOR MORE ROMANTIC IDEAS AND RECIPIES GO TO DRINKGODIVA.COM. I’M LEE SHEPPARD.