9 Vegetarian Valentine’s Dishes
Treat your loved one to one of these delicious main courses this weekend...
1. STRAWBERRY GAZPACHO
This zingy gazpacho from Honestly Healthy makes a great main course or starter
2. Cumin-Spiced Goat’s Cheese, Beetroot & Quinoa Towers
Impress your Valentine with this beautiful dish from Hemsley + Hemsley
3. Veggie Carbonara
A simple, classic dish from Jamie Oliver, that's sure to score you brownie points
4. Courgetti with Avocado and Watercress Pesto
This carb-free recipe from Madeleine Shaw will leave you bursting with energy for the rest of the night!
5. Beetroot and Ginger Soup
Madeleine Shaw's bright pink soup is so comforting and warming, it's like a hug in a mug.
6. Green Goddess Mini Pizzas
Prefer a night in with a good takeaway? No Problem. Mel Wells has got you covered with these nutritious mini pizzas.
7. Vegan Courgetti Bolognese
A carb-free twist on a classic dish
8. STRAWBERRY AND AVOCADO SALAD WITH HONEY DRESSING
Serve your sweetheart a sweet and sour salad, that tastes as beautiful as it looks
9. STRAWBERRY, PINK PEPPERCORN AND MINT COUSCOUS
100% tastier than your run of the mill couscous salad – simple, fresh and delicious!
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