Ideas for a healthy and safe Valentine's Day meal everyone can love
“If you really enjoy, for example, a good French baguette, and that’s what you’re planning to have for Valentine’s Day, perhaps starting with some [vegetables] first so that you’re not starving once it comes time for the bread and the cheese and the wine,” one nutritionist says. stock.adobe.com “Valentine’s Day in a Pandemic” sounds like the title of a terrible album, or maybe the least-romantic date night movie ever. Unfortunately, it’s also reality in 2021. That doesn’t mean the day can’t be fun, said experts who suggested ways to stay safe while celebrating.