In Greek mythology, the priestesses of the temples of Eros and Aphrodite used garlic as the base of their love potions. So, if you're looking for a dish to really set the stage for romance, you can't go wrong with Prego® Classic Italian Roasted Garlic Parmesan sauce served with pasta.

Shelled foods like oysters and clams are among the most legendary of aphrodisiacs. Some even claim that the infamous 18^th century ladies' man Casanova used to eat 50 raw oysters each day. Recently, researchers have actually shown that these mouthwatering mollusks can indeed trigger a release of hormones that provoke desire. Kind of makes you want to share some Linguine with Easy Red Clam Sauce with someone you love, doesn't it?

For centuries, the rich, earthy flavor of wild mushrooms has been credited with inspiring not only chefs, but passions also passions. In fact, Norman grooms in the 11^th century would eat a dish made with a pound of mushrooms in preparation for their wedding night. Get your loved one in the "honeymoon mood" any time with this delicious, simple-to-make Wild Mushroom Chicken Balsamico.

It's no coincidence that many classic Italian entrées—infused with the bright, sweet, tangy taste of tomatoes—are well-known starters for a sensual evening. After all, the word "tomato" stems from pomi d'amore, which is Italian for "love apple." So, light a candle, pour two glasses of wine and show your devotion with spaghetti and Prego Classic Italian Traditional sauce.

The humble onion actually has quite a saucy reputation. In ancient Egypt, celibate priests were forbidden to eat the pungent veggie out of fear it would incite desire. And at one time, onion soup was served to newlyweds in France on the morning after the wedding to reignite the passion. Try it for yourself by cooking up this savory Sliced Steak Pizzaiola!