Food as Foreplay: Recipes for Romance, Love and Lust

If the sizzle in your relationship has started to fizzle or you're looking for a new playmate to grease the gears of love, then grab a copy of the hot, new cookbook Food as Foreplay: Recipes for Romance, Love and Lust by America's newest sweethearts, The Cooking Couple, and heat up your love life. Bold, savvy and controversial, The Cooking Couple kick the cookbook genre out of the frying pan and into the fire as they weave their wonderfully funny, irreverent, sensual philosophy of food, romance and relationships and how each contributes to the health and wealth of your soul.

Food as Foreplay contains over 100 quick, easy, fun recipes and dozens of tips that will get you out of the kitchen and into the bedroom. Plus, for the first time in a cookbook, a postcoital/preprandial centerfold of the happily married authors practicing what they preach. Food as Foreplay covers every aspect of a romantic meal, from appetizers to dessert (dessert means YOU), and proper kitchen etiquette (cleaning up means showering together). You'll learn why cooking is like making love, how to stock your passion-filled pantry and what to serve at 2:00 a.m. when your bed mate says, "Feed me." More than just a cookbook,Food as Foreplay is a guide to romance that will leave America's libido howling. Here are just a few tantalizingly, titillating tidbits that The Cooking Couple cover:

• Scientifically proven aphrodisiacs.
• How to create a culinary fantasy that will capture your lover - body, heart and soul.
• Sealing the relationship with a kiss and a home-cooked meal.
• What to cook for the vegetarian you love or lust after.
• How to turn your home into a romantic garden of sensual delights.

"Imagine Dr. Ruth meets Julia Child."-USA Today

"The Cooking Couple certainly qualify as love doctors, if not galloping gourmets." - Time Out New York

"If you don't mind crumbs in bed then you're gonna' love this book." -The Oregonian

"The Cooking Couple share an almost spiritual affinity for food." -The Forum

"Flavored with a playful pinch of spice." -Chicago Sun-Times

"Served with an ample helping of humor." -Marie Claire

"Recipes to move you from the kitchen to the bedroom." -Food Arts Magazine

"Home cooking gets steamy with The Cooking Couple." -The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

"The frisky text makes you wonder whether the carpet between the authors kitchen and bedroom is thread bare." -The Wine Enthusiast