Serious lovers can find a Valentine's feast with a difference on line. Tantalising asparagus and succulent tuna steak follow an hors d'oeuvre of a dozen exotic oysters. The tuna is accompanied by a voluptuous salad, which, the chefs claim, is almost totally aphrodisiac. This is a feast certain to get you in the mood for lovemaking. If during this sensuous feast you are itching to hit the sack then the choice of tuna had to be a good idea.
Fish is far quicker to digest than any red meat.
A chocolate dessert has to fill you with passion. Tuck into the heart shaped concoction, it hides yet more powerful aphrodisiacs. Burns' suppers have been part of Scottish culture for about 200 years. They exist as a means of commemorating the Country's beloved Baird. Eat-europe's menu corresponds to the very first Burns Night ritual supper.