Valentine's Day recipes are so fun to make and they can be very easy as well. Pretty much all you need to do is make food into heart shapes. I was shopping at ALDI recently and saw a ton of Valentine's Day themed food, so I picked some up to make this easy lunch. Sometime's simpler recipes are better, especially when you are a busy parent on the go. 

I started with buying some heart-shaped pasta. It ended up looking orange after I cooked it but the heart shapes held up very well when cooked correctly. I didn't use sauce because my kids prefer it without, however you can add some if you like. I just sprinkled cheese on top for a little extra flavor. 

Easy Heart Shaped Valentine's Day Fruit Skewers With Yogurt Dip

 

If you need a healthier alternative to candy for Valentine's Day or any other time of year that you want to show some love, these heart-shaped fruit skewers are the perfect choice! They are kid-friendly and great for parties as well. You can choose whichever variety of fruit suits your situation best. Plus the yogurt dip is a great optional add-on. 

Disney Encanto Movie School Lunch Recipe

 

If you've been on Disney+ lately, there's no way to miss the delightful movie Encanto. My kids were begging to watch it so we finally found the time. The art and storyline were all "magical!" Of course, the soundtrack is great because it was written by Lin Manuel Miranda. My daughter is a huge fan and her favorite song is, "We don't talk about Bruno." I won't give away any more because you will have to watch it for yourself. I decided it was time for me to make a food art lunch to celebrate this fun family Disney movie!

I started with a base of tortillas that I made into a sandwich with cheese and meat. However, as it turns out you can't even see them. They were shaped like the walkway into the house. Mirabel's head covered most of it which turned out to be fine. Just know there is a sandwich underneath for some extra food. You should also know that I have quite a bit of trouble making lips. I always have. My daughter didn't mind. To find out how I made the rest, keep reading.