
Though celebrating a romantic dinner or getaway may be more challenging this year, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy meaningful moments while social distancing. Whether you're spending time with a partner, celebrating Galentine's Day, or just looking to spice things up, explore these virtual experiences and DIY meal kits for a cozy night at home.
1. Pizza-Making Kit & Magnolia Bakery Banana Pudding Kit + Live Cooking Class; $199

Emily Hyland of Emmy Squared pizzeria and Bobbie Lloyd of New York City's iconic Magnolia Bakery have teamed up to offer a one-of-a-kind Detroit-style pizza (thick, rectangular slices) and banana pudding kit. The kit provides everything for a complete meal, from cocktails to dessert, and includes an exclusive cooking demo with Hyland, Lloyd, and their teams on Saturday, February 13 at 6 p.m. EST.
Find it: GoldBelly
2. Tapas Party With Chef Ana; $299

Craving tapas but stuck at home? Join Chef Ana Lopez Marin for a private, 2.5-hour cooking class from her kitchen in Seville, Spain. You’ll learn how to prepare tapas like garlic prawns, chorizo, fried potatoes, and more with detailed, step-by-step guidance. Don’t forget to bring your own sangria for the full experience.
Find it: The Chef & The Dish
3. Fresh Pasta and Ragu Cooking Class; $329

While a trip to Italy or dining out at an Italian restaurant might not be on the agenda for your Valentine's Day this year, you can still indulge in authentic Italian flavors from the comfort of your home. Join chef Paola Martinenghi and her team for a three-hour virtual pasta-making class, where you'll master fresh Tagliatelle, Ragu, and Pomodoro. After this, boxed pasta will never feel the same.
Find it: The Chef & The Dish
4. Thai Cooking Class; $299

If you're passionate about Thai cuisine, this class is for you! Not only will you learn to prepare classic dishes like Pad Thai, but you'll also master Massaman Curry, a special recipe typically served at weddings and major celebrations. Chef Joy Piadamrong will lead you through a two-and-a-half-hour session to bring the authentic flavors of Thailand into your kitchen.
Find it: The Chef & The Dish
5. Wine Appreciation; $15/month
While this isn't a traditional cooking class, you can expand your wine knowledge and learn how to pair the perfect wine with your meals in this course led by renowned wine critic James Suckling. He takes you on a journey through Tuscan vineyards, sharing the history, stories, and people behind each bottle. The class runs for two hours and 22 minutes, covering 11 engaging lessons in total.
Find it: MasterClass
6. Mixology Class With Lynnette Marrero & Ryan Chetiyawardana; $15/month
Join James Beard honoree Lynnette Marrero and Ryan Chetiyawardana, owner of the famed Dandelyan bar, as they teach you the art of mixology in this 17-lesson MasterClass series. From crafting classic cocktails to pairing them with specific dishes, you'll gain invaluable skills. Plus, they share tips on the must-have liquors and mixers for your home bar. The next time you host friends (safely!), you'll be ready to impress with your new skills.
Find it: MasterClass
7. Valentine's Day Doughnut Decorating Kit; $59

If you're someone who loves sweets and has a flair for creativity, this doughnut decorating kit from Stan's Donuts in Chicago is perfect for you. The kit includes two dozen mini plain cake doughnuts, three glazes, and sprinkles, letting you design your own tasty masterpieces.
Find it: Goldbelly
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