Okay for me:
- devilled eggs
- red salad (http://www.etsy.com/blog/en/2012/a-red-salad-for-valentines-day/#)
- Greek yogurt with strawberries
- multigrain cheese scones
- shrimp appetizer? (http://www.kouhl.com/2012/02/shrimp-heart/) -- might be too fussy / time-consuming)
- pepperoni heart multigrain pizza (for later, if anyone's still around at dinnertime)
- tea
Not okay for me, but on menu:
- cucumber sandwiches
- white chocolate-stuffed raspberries
- chocolate covered strawberries
- popcorn with pink chocolate drizzle
- lace heart cookies: http://pinterest.com/pin/217369119486833108/
- wine
Other themed-yet-healthy suggestions are welcome. (Healthy as defined by diet above, for the moment. :-) Your definition of healthy food may, of course, vary!
Here are some suggestions…
http://www.marksdailyapple.com/primal-holiday-desserts/#axzz2KN8hII7x
Are heart-shaped pakora possible?
Sumana, I have no idea. 🙂 I’m not very good at frying, so I don’t think I’ll attempt it.
Leah, thanks!
If you have a good metal cookie cutter, heart-shaped slices of pear and apple are always good (cook down the leftover pieces for applesauce/pearsauce), as are heart-shaped slices of cheddar cheese.
I’ve always liked how stars and hearts look together, so you could slice up some starfruit as well.
Last night I did the red salad for 44 (quantities approximate, feta optional, and I added raspberries). It was gorgeous and very popular 🙂
AWESOME. 🙂