Say ‘I Love You’ this Valentine’s Day with one of Grandma’s favorite recipes.
From breakfast to dinner todessert, these are Grandmas favorite Valentines Day recipes.
A homemade garlic and shallot sauce takes pan-seared steak to the next level.
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This elevated version is worthy of being served for Valentine’s Day.
Not mixing allows pockets of pudding to form between the tender cake as it bakes.
French Toast
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Any day that starts with homemade French Toast is a good day.
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The Coconut-Pecan Frosting is the star of the show.
Chicken Lombardy
Elegant yet easy, impress your Valentine with this cheesy chicken dish.
Think of it as an upgraded version of Chicken Marsala.
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Classic Beef Pot Roast
Few meals are as comforting as pot roast.
Pair it with your Valentine’s favorite bottle of red.
Quiche Lorraine
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Win Valentine’s Day brunch or lunch with a warm quiche.
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you could add additional veggies if desired.
And of course, the cream cheese frosting is homemade too.
Homemade Cinnamon Rolls
Start Valentine’s Day off right with this delicious breakfast treat.
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Plus, you’re free to enjoy the leftovers for dessert later in the day.
Fresh red berries on the side will add a bit of festive color.
The chicken dish that originated in Mississippi has been popular ever since it was published in 1987.
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Valentine’s Day Cake
Grandma knows nothing says Valentine’s Day quite like a heart-shaped cake.
No special pan is required to create this pretty pink version.
Plus, you’ll probably even have leftovers for lunch the next day.
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Pick everyone’s favorite fruit for dipping.
You’ll be surprised at just how simple this impressive dish is to pull together.
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