FORT MYERS, Fla. – This weekend is Valentine’s Day and if you and your significant other are looking to put together a special menu, you’re in luck.
This morning, we fired up the WINK News kitchen with Chef John Sexton from La Playa Beach and Golf Resort in Naples. He showed us how to make harissa seared shrimp with grilled watermelon and creamy feta.
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