How To Cook Valentine’s Dinner On A Budget
How To Cook Valentine’s Dinner On A Budget
Valentine’s Day in Australia is becoming increasingly expensive. According to a survey by Finder, Australians spent an average of $178 each on Valentine’s day last year.
Luckily, as they say, food is the language of love. Cooking for your partner is one of the most romantic things you can do - and it doesn’t have to break the bank either.
Valentine’s Day in Australia is becoming increasingly expensive. According to a survey by Finder, Australians spent an average of $178 each on Valentine’s day last year.
Luckily, as they say, food is the language of love. Cooking for your partner is one of the most romantic things you can do - and it doesn’t have to break the bank either.
Healthy Meals On A Budget, That Are Romantic Too!
Valentine’s Day Dinner Ideas
Garlic Butter Fish & Potato Chunks w/ Garden Salad
For a dish destined to go down well, upgrade the classic fish-and-chips with some tender white fish coated in delectable garlic and butter, served with a side of warming golden potatoes.
Sesame & Sweet Chilli Cauliflower w/ Garlic Rice
Valentine’s dinner doesn’t need to be complicated. Simply drizzle over this flavourful sauce to bring this dish of hearty vegetables to life.
Spiced Beef Rissoles & BBQ Mayo w/ Sweet Potato Fries
Looking to spice things up this Valentine’s Day? Serve up some signature American BBQ flavours that are bound to wow your date.
Speedy Tomato and Veggie Farfalle w/ Fetta
For a heart-warming meal filled to the brim with vegetable goodness, try preparing this veggie penne pasta for a tasty and fuss-free Valentine’s dinner.
BBQ Chicken & Roast Potato w/ Garden Salad
For a risk-free dinner that’s sure to please, choose an Australian classic with some delicious BBQ chicken served with a side of crispy roast potatoes.