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Valentine's Day is a great excuse to get creative in the kitchen, and
anything you can serve up in a heart-shape is bound to go down well with the
kids! We have lots of Valentine's Day recipes for you below - everything from
quick snack ideas to elaborate Valentine's Day meals for two!
Valentine's Day Breakfast Ideas
The family will look forward to getting up if you cook up some of our quick
Valentine's Day breakfast ideas! Valentine's Day Breakfast
Ideas
Valentine's Day Baking
Lots of ideas for some special baked treats for Valentine's Day!
Lots NEW! Valentine's Day Baking
Quick Valentine's Day Food Ideas
Serve up a tasty treat for the kids! Cut an English muffin in half and
lightly toast. Now sprinkle on some grated cheese (and some herbs, if you
like), then draw on a heart with a squeezy ketchup bottle! Flash under the
grill until the cheese has melted.
Even if you don't have time to cook something special, you can serve
everything up in heart shapes for Valentine's Day!
The family will look forward to getting up if you cook up some of our quick
Valentine's Day breakfast ideas. Valentine's Day Breakfast Ideas
Lots of ideas for some special baked treats for Valentine's Day!
Lots NEW! Valentine's Day Baking
Chicken And Vegetable Noodle
Soup
Everybody knows that chicken noodle soup is good for the soul - and for growing
children! This version sneaks in some healthy vegetables too.
Sweet and Sour Chicken
"Sweet and sour" was a classic Chinese dish in the 1980s, but that was because
it has always been so popular with the family market! Kids love the sweet taste
(from the pineapple chunks) and it is sure to become a family favourite.
Chicken Marsala
Although the "adult" version of this dish includes mushrooms and marsala wine -
neither of which go down well with my kids - this is a perfect family recipe. We
save the sauce for the grown-ups and give the kids "crunchy" chicken, and
everybody is happy!
Easy Quesadillas
These are a firm family favourite in our house - and a very useful quick
meal to teach your teenagers to cook for themselves and their friends! Children
of all ages enjoy putting these together, and of course you can tailor them to
suit the likes and dislikes of the different members of the family.
Sweet and Spicy Roast Chicken
The smell of this chicken while roasting is absolutely wonderful! The sweet and
spicy flavour appeals to kids, although you might want to cut down the pepper
for really young children. Delicious served with mashed potatoes and vegetables,
or just with a crunchy side salad.
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