Valentine's Day, celebrated every year on 14th February, is just around the corner. The week-long celebrations of the festival of love begins on 7th February, with each day known by a special name including Rose Day, Chocolate Day and so on. Do you know why this day is celebrated though? Legend has it that the day was originally celebrated in honour of St. Valentine - a Christian priest from 3rd century Rome known for uniting lovers. To mark the occasion, couples across the world celebrate Valentine's Day in a number of ways, some spend quality time and shower each other with gifts. Others cook together and plan a dinner date. If you are someone with a sweet tooth and love to bake, we’ve got ideas 

Red velvet cake is a light cake with a bright-red colour, with a white cream cheese frosting. The soft and creamy cake has a unique flavour which has become a rage all across the globe. Red velvet can be used into so many different dessert recipes that you can even try at home. Keeping in sync with the theme, here’s all that you can bake with red velvet kin Valentine’s Day: