We did something a bit different for Valentine’s Day this year by taking a look back at what this historic day looked like in the Roaring Twenties. Art Deco comes together with modern cuisine to create some truly unique dishes for this year’s most romantic holiday.
Make sure to take a look at our complete Valentine’s Day photoshoot and article Top Ten Recipes for a 1920s Valentine’s Day for more great holiday recipes.
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