The busy mom/mogul, who launched a meal kit service with Homemade geared toward families, developed a box for Valentine's Day dinner featuring a shrimp pasta and red velvet mug cake.
\"The most novice of cooks can create this meal even if you’ve never looked at a spatula,” she said. “For people that do cook regularly, it’s still just as delicious and will save you a ton of time. ... Leaves you with plenty of time to pour a nice glass of wine.”
Curry shared some of her favorite recipes with “Good Morning America” that you can make this Valentine’s Day with your kids or your partner to make the entire day special from breakfast to dessert.
The mom of two daughters, Riley, 5, and Ryan, 2, said Valentine’s Day is now more focused on their kids. The girls are “fully aware of the holiday,” she said, they call it “love day.”
“It’s definitely a day for indulging and treats with them,” Curry said with “heart-shaped-pancakes, pink-colored milk, the whole thing.”
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PHOTO: Ayesha Curry shares her recipe for pancrepes, a mix between a pancake and a crepe, with raspberry sauce. (Copyright 2016 by Ayesha Curry.)
Curry suggests making her recipe for “pan crepes,” which are a mix between a pancake and a crepe, with your little ones to kick off the morning.
“The texture is really great -- they are mostly egg-based -- and you can kind of stack them up high and eat a ton of them. I do this really yummy, fresh, healthy raspberry puree, which is perfect for Valentine’s Day because it’s a reddish-pink color. I use a heart-shaped cookie cutter, and I’ll cut hearts out of them when they are done,” she said.
It’s easy to incorporate kids in the prep. “It’s a blender recipe, so you can literally put all of the ingredients in the blender and have them press the button,” Curry said. “It’s super, super simple.”
Get the full recipe here.
Dinner
For a romantic dinner, Curry suggests starting off with a “light and bright” salad like her pear and arugula salad with shaved parmesan. A simple salad “has a sweet crunch from the pear.”
Get the full salad recipe here.
Curry created this pasta dish with a “pretty pink cream sauce” for the holiday.
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PHOTO: Ayesha Curry's Valentine's Day menu includes a dish of Penne alla Vodka with shrimp.
“It’s the best of both worlds. It’s a cross between a cream sauce and a tomato-based sauce and it’s just comfort food. It’s filling and comforting, but it’s not going to leave you lethargic.... Paired with a yummy salad and a light dessert, it just doesn’t get any better. And the fact that it’s not time-consuming, it leaves you with plenty of time to pour a nice glass of wine and that’s that.
Get the full recipe here.
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PHOTO: Ayesha Curry's Valentine's Day dessert is a red velvet mug cake with cream cheese frosting.
“On a day like Valentine’s Day you don’t want the cooking to continue. Mug cakes right now are all the rage. It takes minutes, so instead of waiting 45 minutes for a cake to bake in the oven, you’re nuking it for 2 minutes and it’s done,” she said. “And then you know, portion control. You don’t want to pack on the extra pounds. It’s the perfect serving size, and little to no clean up since it’s all done in the cup.”
Get the full recipe here.
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PHOTO: Ayesha Curry, a mother of two and wife to NBA player Stephen Curry, is the author of "The Seasoned Life" cookbook. (Copyright 2016 by Ayesha Curry.)
