stories : Entertaining
Valentine’s Day Menu
A romantic meal for lovers, and a cocktail party for haters
Valentine’s Day is a pretty exclusive holiday—seems like you can only take part if you’re in love. But here at CHOW, we’ll grab any opportunity to celebrate. So your choice: love it? Celebrate with an indulgent feast for two.
But if you refuse to buy into the hype of it all—in love or not—then use it as an excuse to gather a group together and hate out the evening in style with our stinky-food cocktail party. Whichever side you’re on, we’ve got music to set the mood.
I think I'll do a nice combo. Sort of a sweet and sour Valentine's Day, just like real life. Have a wonderful dinner and cocktails but play Chet Baker all evening. Sounds sublime!
That's it? Sorta dull. My beloved would be asleep with this sorta unispired typical menu. How about some fire? Some passion? Something exotic or more?
Chet Baker, yes! I agree Diana. Where's the hot 'n' spicy for Valentine's? This menu is something I'm trying to avoid this year.
I am loving the Chet Baker idea!!! However, why doesn't the Valentine's day for haters have any good bite sized food? If I am going to throw a cocktail party for all my single friends on Valentine's day (which I am), then I was some really awe-inspiring food. The kind that makes you forget what the party is for in the first place. :)
How 'bout "Song for the Dumped" by Ben Folds Five. Kind of the ultimate anti-Valentine song. Actually, half of that album (Whatever and Ever Amen) is anti-Valentine.