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writes:hi guysjust looking for a tad bit of help.been with my partner for 5 half years now. been engaged a year and this september were getting married. :-) my partner is in the merchant navy with a pretty good rota..he works 3weeks away and 3 weeks at home. which is pretty good for the job. everytime he comes home.we.go.out for a nice 3/4 course meal have a couple bottles of wine and so on. as i said were getting married in.september whih as many of you may know is a pretty pricey day. so instead of going out when he is next home in a couple of weeks and spending alot of money we both came to an odea we should still have the 3/4 course meal and wine but have a romantic night in with home cooking. i suggested i should cook the meal with him traveling all day and i shall eb off work and at home. if any if you could help me out on menu ideas? appetiser/entre, starter, main course and dessert. something nice and romantic but not overly hard to cook? none of us eat fish of any aort so that cannot be on the menumamny thanks
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reader, anonymous, writes (1 February 2013): You could also cheat a little, pop to M & S or Waitrose for ideas as they often have meals prepared, like chicken with a glaze and veg ready to roasts and you just pop it in oven and they've done the hard work! I am sure Waitrose also sell prepared dauphinois potatoes and such so you can impress without slaving away lol! Also have to love their desserts : )
Might as well make it as easy for you as possible so that you can also have time to get ready and aren't tired/stressed out from attempting new things.
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reader, oldbag +, writes (1 February 2013):
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You don't want to be slaving away so do a starter thats quick,and things you can prepare the day before like a casserole of some sort
Have a look at allrecipes.co.uk
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reader, CMMP  +, writes (1 February 2013):
There are so many choices that I'd recommend a website like foodnetwork.com so that you can get some ideas knowing what the two of you like and what's available where you live.
In my experience availability is a huge issue as things vary from country to country and town to town.
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