Serve up love on your plate with these Valentine’s Day appetizers.
As Valentine’s Day approaches, many of us are planning a special evening at home, either with our partners or with our families.
But what’s a special evening without some mouthwatering appetizers to set the mood?
Whether you’re looking for something savory, sweet, or a mix of both, these 21 Valentine’s appetizers are not only delicious but are also sure to impress your loved ones.
Time to dive into the world of flavors.
Valentine's appetizers
Why waste your money on flowers when you can eat a delicious pizza dinner instead? With these easy pizza roses, you can enjoy the best of both worlds! And the best part about this pretty recipe is that you can use your air fryer to bake them in under 10 minutes.
While flowers are a classic way to show you care, there’s no better gift than bacon! Why not combine the two popular presents into one delicious treat this Valentine’s Day? With this easy recipe for candied bacon roses, you can prepare a beautiful bouquet in a matter of minutes!
Baked brie with jam is one of the easiest appetizers out there! Made with just a few simple ingredients like your favorite jam, garlic, fresh thyme and balsamic glaze, this baked brie makes a perfect Valentine's appetizer ready in 25 minutes.
These caprese phyllo cups are the perfect addition to your Valentine’s Day menu.
Smooth, creamy and undeniably pink, this vibrant beetroot feta dip takes five minutes to make and is a serious showstopper.
Baked camembert is the ultimate luxurious appetizer for Valentine's Day. This version is made extra special with the addition of honey, harissa and juicy pomegranate seeds for the best sweet, spicy, super oozy delight.
For an appetiser that says “I love you”, you really can’t go past these ham and cheese puff pastry hearts. They are the perfect way to begin your Valentine’s Day celebrations.
Scallops are one of the easiest seafood you can make at home.
These pan seared scallops are special and will impress your loved one.
An easy and veggie-packed homemade hummus recipe with standout color and flavor - a pink perfect for Valentine's Day.
Healthy vegan roasted beet hummus served with pita chips is a delicious colorful appetizer perfect for Valentine’s Day.
The flavorful combination of sun-dried tomatoes, various cheeses, basil, and a hint of garlic provides a savory appetizer that will be enjoyed by all.
Nothing screams romance like Oysters Rockefeller. With a pernod-spiked spinach filling and crispy crumb topping, they're perfect with a mocktail or two.
This charcuterie board is made with love. It has a beautiful presentation and lots of quality ingredients for your Valentine's Day.
Making your very own Valentine’s Day charcuterie board is one of the easiest and cutest ways to celebrate the holiday of love.
Complete with salami roses, cheese, crackers, pretzels, and lots of healthy fruits, it’s both simple and such a fun recipe to make! Plus, when you make this fluffy three-ingredient chocolate fruit dip, it really completes the Valentine’s Day theme.
Create your own Valentine’s Day charcuterie board with these tips and ideas.
Try any fruit for the inside, and any chocolate for the outside of these chocolate truffles. You can leave them plain, dust them with cocoa, or drizzle them with white chocolate.
This decadent chocolate board with an assortment of chocolate truffles, milk chocolate, dark chocolate hearts, chocolate covered pretzels, Nutella, berries, and more is perfect for Valentine's Day.
Tasty and easy chocolate strawberries are a great treat for Valentine's Day.
These Valentine’s Day pretzel rods are dipped in white chocolate and rolled in red and pink candy for a delightful treat.
This Valentine’s Day white chocolate M & M popcorn is made with freshly popped popcorn, a touch of salt, drizzled with melted white chocolate, and topped with pink and white M & M’s.
If you loved the charuterie boards, you’ll want to check out these sweet and savory Valentine’s Day charcuterie boards.
These 21 appetizers will kick off your Valentine’s Day celebrations with flair and flavor.
Whether you choose one or a combination of these bite-sized delights, your meal will be off to a fabulous start.
Now you’ve got appetizers sorted, it’s time to work out what to make for your Valentine’s dinner.
Consider ideas from these date night dinners, like cast iron rib eye or surf and turf.
Then you’ll want some Valentine’s desserts, like heart-shaped strawberry hand pies – or maybe a Valentine’s cake to finish off (I know I’m keen on the chocolate cherry sour cream Bundt cake!).
Don’t forget these pink non-alcoholic drinks.