As part of marriage week this year we are offering you recipes.
Recipes not just for the food, but all kinds of things to think about as you invest in your marriage.
This Keralan beauty is pure seduction for your tastebuds and your lover. Great with flatbread…perfect for sharing and feeding each other with!
Board games are not boring! In fact, they are proven to be a great source of shared escapism. And if you’re not a fan of …
Risotto can be a starter, or a main course. But only make asparagus risotto in the British asparagus season. The flavour of British grown asparagus …
This fingers only aphrodisiac loaded carpaccio is a lovers delight, rare beef fillet or ostrich fillet gently seared, juicy tender and caressed by ginger, lime …
Photos equal memories and are a great way to remind ourselves of our relationship journey. And in this digital age, we have so many photos …
Here’s a little something to start the proceedings…sometimes a little indulgence is necessary, after all we’re here to enjoy life not endure it!
Like eating but not into cooking? Or perhaps you’ve got a young family and need to eat your main meal together?
Many of our museums and galleries are free or very affordable. Why not be a tourist in your own area and visit a local one?
This is a recipe that really needs no instructions and can be made with however much you have of whatever ingredients are in your fridge …
Need time to connect? Some of the best conversations take place when you can’t eye ball each other. Decorating ceramics might not be your forte …
“Breakfast like a king” the saying goes. Not only is it healthy to make your largest meal of the day your first meal of the …
Having a date at the cinema is where many couples started. These days it might not be so easy to get out but a movie …
Going for a walk is one of life’s simplest pleasures. Getting out into nature is an obvious suggestion but walking in residential streets or to …
Laughter is quite the aphrodisiac. Book to see a local stand-up comic
When you get time together this can often be overrun with talk about the children and work. Whilst these are very important things to communicate …
Warming, smoky and fragrant, it’s the scent of love in a pan. Cloves, cardamom, chillies and ginger form a smouldering embrace with these innocent veggies. …
Serve in shot glasses or Moroccan tea glasses.
Go for a run together – and then stop off for a well-deserved drink & snack
Ever felt that the journey there and back can be the best part of a date? Being on the move can prompt the best conversations. …
Food tastes better outside. Take a picnic – just for the two of you – into the countryside, a local park or even your own …
Unless you’ve appeared on Strictly, you’re unlikely to have enjoyed the delights of ballroom dancing. Perhaps it’s time to enjoy the intimacy that dancing brings …
Many would say that laughter, not music, is the food of love. Having a laugh together can be a great way to connect. Dust down …
I made this for the first time this week as I am experimenting with vegetarian dishes. I loved the smokey taste and it felt healthy …
Enjoy cooking but preparing a meal at home doesn’t feel sufficiently special? Learn something new together
Does music feature in your relationship? Make the most of your personal musical history and spend an evening listening to your favourite tracks
Meal at home doesn’t appeal but meal out too much of a big spend? Splurge on a smaller scale with a café trip instead.
I love this gastronomic pot of pleasure, the sauce clings to the chicken thighs like a long lost lover and the meat falls apart in …
If your life is busy and often stressful, a jigsaw may be the perfect cost-free route to relaxing time together
Did your dating-days feature live music? Relive those heady early relationship days and go and see a band at a local pub. Offers a no …
Who dominates the gaming console in your house? Break that dynamic by having a gaming session together. A bit of competitiveness can be a very …
This is a meal in a salad. It takes 2-3 minutes to put together, but it tastes so good. It is surprisingly filling. Mint ‘makes’ …
Packed with folates, seductive spices and steroid glycosides (I know…it’s a turn on) these fleshy arrows are like a cupid’s quiver.
Dancing games are a great way to have fun together – and you get fit at the same time.
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