12 Ways to Say ‘Happy Valentine’s Day’ with Food

Bring a batch of these cute Valentine Heart Brownies to the class Valentine’s Day party or any other group activity. Little ones are sure to nibble them right up!

Children look at Valentine’s Day through heart-shaped glasses. These Chocolate-Raspberry Cutout Cookies are sure to gain approval from kids of all ages.

You’ll garner most-loved parent status by delivering this Citrus-Raspberry Coffee Cake to the teachers’ lounge at school, along with a bag of gourmet ground coffee for the community coffee pot.

How would you feel if your neighbor baked a loaf of bread for you? Live by the golden rule and share the love with your neighbors by taking over a loaf of this homemade Double-Berry Quick Bread.

Let someone know you care by delivering these easy-to-make Raspberry Patch Crumb Bars to a relative (or other residents) at a nursing home.

Warm the hearts of your parents, in-laws or grandparents by dropping off some breadsticks with a pot of this hearty Sausage & Greens Soup.

Show your sisterly love by having friends over to share a little girl talk, and these sinfully good Chocolate Cream Cupcakes.

What goes together better than beer and pretzels? Combine them in this Soft Beer Pretzels recipe for an awesome snack guys will go wild over.

How sweet it is to be loved by you…especially when you serve your dear hubby a Valentine’s Day meal featuring these Blue Cheese-Crusted Sirloin Steaks.

Start out her special day with these Mini-Chip Cocoa Pancakes—hot cocoa pancakes are dotted with mini chocolate chips to make a special breakfast-in-bed treat for any chocoholic!

Show you care for that special someone by wrapping up a gift of these Strawberry Chocolate Truffles.

Fido is always there for you. Tell him he’s a good boy with these bark-worthy Ginger Dog Biscuits.