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The average person spends $150 on Valentine's Day. During these tough times, that's not feasible for everyone. So let Susannah Locketti show you how to make the most out of your special night.
Not only is going out to a fancy restaurant on Valentine's night overly crowded, it's EXPENSIVE! Rather than spending a fortune and waiting two hours for a table, have a romantic evening in the comfort of your own home. Making dinner fireside ... No, we're not kidding.
Fireside Seafood & Pasta Dinner
Don't forget about the dessert! You'll never believe how simple this one is...
 | Susannah Locketti is an on-air chef and lifestyles personality discovered by the Food Network. Susannah is a mother of 2 boys, and she specializes in low-cost approaches to food and home. She is currently working on her first cookbook. |
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Great ideas, I am going to make that dessert for my husband. Thanks again Sue and happy valentines day!!!!
They look so delicious and easy :) I am definitely going to try them both. Thanks
Damn!!!! I need to get married.
That dinner looks fantastic!!!!
-Jim
MmmmmmmMmmmmmmGOOD!!! I love the idea of cooking over an open fire; Valentine’s should have some primal ambiance! I also never would have thought of adding the asparagus to the pre-aldente pasta - a logical and convenient time-saver.
The sundae dessert was a neat surprise, too: quick, no doubt delicious, and looked like a million bucks. Sue, your hubby is a lucky man! Thanks for more great ideas :)
You two are so cute!
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Those look yummy!! I think we’re going to Denny’s. It’s been a stressful 2 weeks and I told my husband I just want to relax. My friend told me kids eat free from 4-6 at denny’s on Sat. and that’s what they’re doing so we’re gonna tag along. Hey, it probably won’t be crowded.