By Ali Renckens
Roses and chocolate, candlelight dinners and walks along the beach have become a stereotypical Valentine’s Day. Couple who have been together a few years or young couples who may want to consider something new may be interested in these active Valentine’s Day and date night activities.
Give a man a fish you feed him for a day, teach a man to fish and you feed him for the rest of his life. Instead of
taking your date to a romantic dinner once a year, why don’t you learn how to make her a lovely dinner and enjoy some delicious meal with her at the same time? On February 14 and 15, at 6:15 p.m., Rolling Pin offers “Love at First Bite,” a demonstration-style cooking class, which means that attendees are not required to cook themselves, just sample the delicious food produced. Rolling Pin Executive Chef Dave West will teach participants how to make Paloma Cocktail, Lobster and Grapefruit Salad, Salmon en Croute, Filet Mignon with Goat Cheese, Sundried Tomato and Pancetta, Creamed Spinach and Baby Kale and chocolate cake with Apricot Cognac sauce. This event will be held at the gourmet demonstration kitchen in Brandon, at 2080 Badlands Dr. Registration is available online, in-store or over the phone; check out http://rollingpinonline.com/ or call 653-2418 to register or for more information.
As Danny Kaye averred in White Christmas, “The best things
happen while you’re dancing.” Tatyana Frost has been a professional dance instructor in the US since 2000 and her studio, The Way 2 Dance, located at 610 Oakfield Dr. in Brandon, offers lessons in feisty salsa, lively swing or spirited


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