Terra Americana

For Many restaurants Valentine's Day rivals, Christmas,  New Years, Easter and Thanksgiving.  To me there is something sterile about standing around waiting for a table and then being rushed in and out of a meal.  To others the mere thought of sitting and being waited on is one of life's true luxuries. 

Eat In or Eat Out; What's more romantic to you?

• A sample of our Coffee & Chocolate Spice to everyone who responds with their thoughts.
• E-mail your address and we will send you this secret ingredient.
• Julie@terra-americana.com

If you are like me and prefer to choose your own music, wine and an ombiance you create, you will appreciate these recipes;

• Romantic Finger Food
• A Salad Full of Love
• The Passion Fish
• Possibly the most Romatic Dinnner, ever
• Spanish Chocolate
• A True Lover's Chocolate Cake

If you want the luxury of being waited on;

• The Delaney House
• Tucker's Restaurant
• Take it Home with You!

What you shared:

1. As a professional chef for many years, and having worked so many Valentine's, NYE and other holidays, I always consider those days the worst to go out to dinner.
   In my cynical sense of humor, I consider those days "rookie diner dates" since many people that may go out to splurge for an upscale/nice meal only go out on those days.
   I have always found cooking at home for my other half and close friends way more romantic than the hustle and bustle of my profession!
   Posted by John Smilanic
2. Hi Julie,
   I feel it is more romantic if there's time, to have a meal prepared at home with ingredients
   I have selected.  Wine, dessert, etc.  With candles and some ambience.  I guess that's the
   type of answer you wanted.
   Smilingly yours,
    
   Anita
3. Justin Hansen For me, a carefully picked restaurant would be my ideal valentine's day.