Meghan Markle has re-visited a community kitchen in West London for the first time since the launch of its charity cookbook, which is raising money for victims of the Grenfell Tower fire.
The Duchess of Sussex supported the ‘Together: Our Community Cookbook’, launched in September 2018, writing a foreword about her experiences in the Hubb Community Kitchen and contributing some of her own recipes to the collection of 50.
The idea for the cookbook was sparked last summer, when a group of women whose community was affected by the Grenfell fire, gathered to prepare fresh food for their families, friends and neighbours – and console each other.
This is the first time the royal has publicly returned to the kitchen since the announcement of her pregnancy in mid-October.
Wearing a burgundy coat and burgundy dress with a red velvet collar, the Duchess was greeted and embraced by other women in the kitchen
Markle previously said of the project: “I immediately felt connected to this community kitchen; it is a place for women to laugh, grieve, cry and cook together.”
Dishes from the book include recipes for green chilli dip and coconut chicken curry which you can follow here.
‘Together: Our Community Cookbook’ (Ebury Press, £9.99). For more information visit: www.royalfoundation.com/together-cookbook or www.penguin.co.uk/Together.
