Make this Valentine's Day extra special treat by impressing your loved one with a home-cooked meal made from the heart. What can be more memorable than spending the day in your private place enjoying a meal together made with TLC?

Whether it's a luxurious evening at home or you're going or that casual dinner vibe, you can find the perfect simple-to-make receipt for your special meal together. Below are some elegant but easy to cook recipes you can proudly serve to your partner.

Filet Mignon with Mushroom-Wine Sauce: Don't be fooled by the name, this is a classy dish that would go nicely with some mashed potatoes and bagged greens. You won't have to break the bank or take a crash course to bring this gem to the table. To see the recipe, click here.

Seafood Risotto: All-in-one dishes are the best because it's basically toss it in and there you have it. This recipe would go well with a side salad, bread and a light and crisp white wine. The full recipe good for two can be seen here.

Scallops Yakitori: This Japanese inspired dish is full of flavor and is a breeze to make. Click here to find out how to make this Asian dish.

For a complete easy Valentine's Day menu, BBC has shared the complete menu created by Chef James Martin with romantic recipes that are easy to prepare and light on the stomach.  The menu includes cocktails, starters/ appetizers, a steak main course and topped off with a soufflé dessert. There is also a simpler menu composed of mussels, sirloin steak and a fruit platter both shared courtesy of BBC.

Here are some additional tips you can look into for an extra wow factor:

  1. Consider adding dessert to the meal and surprise your sweetie by making their favorite!
  2. If you have a fireplace or balcony, set up a small table close by and use your special china and crystals, if you'd like.
  3. Simple pieces go along way so some candles, bowl of flowers or even a folded table napkin would do tricks to make it feel extra special.
  4. Prepare a movie and make it a whole night date indoors. You'll spend less but have twice the memories.