A Few Valentine Cooking Projects

I am on the hunt for some yummy Valentine Cooking Projects to do with my darling boy Wyatt. Here are a few ideas I have found.

Choo Choo Valentine Cupcakes http://familyfun.go.com/utilities/global/feature/fftv-archive-video-player/fftv-archive-video-player.html?video=choo_choo_cupcakes&campaign=NLC-NL_Wkdr&link=Section1Link1

Valentine Cookie Pop's
http://www.familiesonlinemagazine.com/valrecipe2Bjaki.html

Cupid Cupcake from Family Fun

Sweet Cupid Cupcake Treat your family to a batch of melt-in-your- mouth valentines this February 14.A cupcake (baked from your favorite recipe)Pink- or peach-tinted frostingLarge marshmallowThin pretzel stickCrisped rice cereal (a handful)Decorators' gelCandy heartStep 1 Frost a cupcake (baked from your favorite recipe) with pink- or peach-tinted frosting. Step 2 For wings, use kitchen shears to cut a large marshmallow in half vertically, then snip each half widthwise a few times for a feathery look. Press a thin pretzel stick against the sticky side of each marshmallow half, then stick the pretzels into the cupcake. Step 3 Press a handful of crisped rice cereal along the top of the cupcake for Cupid's curly locks, then add a decorators' gel mouth and eyes. Finally, set a candy heart in place and pipe on frosting fingers, if you like.

Valentine Pizza
1 large Pizza Crust Recepe baked
1/3 cups of Pizza sauce
1/3 cups of grated Mozzarella cheese
Pepperoni or canadian bacon sliced and trimmed to heart shape
Whatever veggies you like - 1 cup
1.Trim the pizza base into a heart shape, place on pizza pan or baking sheet.
2. Spread pizza sauce on the base to near the edge.
3. Sprinkle the grated cheese over sauce.
4. Place the meat around pizza, add shredded cheese.
5. Bake at 375F until the cheese is melted and pizza is piping hot.