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On Monday, Kensington Palace announced on social media that Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle was the catalyst behind "Together: Our Community Cookbook". (Photo by Mark Cuthbert / British Press via Getty Images)
Since Meghan Markle married Price Harry in May, royal observers have wondered what the new Duchess of Sussex would become her first major charity project. Now they have their answer: a cookbook.
This is not just any cookbook, but a fundraising effort to support the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire, one of the most devastating tragedies of London.
On Monday, Kensington Palace announced on social networks that the Duchess Meghan was the catalyst behind Together: Our Community Cookbook, which presents more than 50 recipes of women whose community was disrupted by the fire of June 2017.
It is published by Penguin Random House and is available from the British bookseller Waterstone, with a price of £ 9.99 ($ 13.13).
The Duchess of Sussex is supporting a new charity cookbook called "Together: Our Community Cookbook," which celebrates the power of cooking to bring communities together. #CookTogether pic.twitter.com/XEclxgQjR4
– Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) September 17, 2018
The project was featured on Instagram in the form of photos and a video starring Markle cooking, chatting and dining with women from Hubb Community Kitchen. The kitchen is where the women who lived in the Grenfell Tower met twice a week to prepare meals from their family recipes.
The fire, in a high-rise building, killed 72 people, including two hospitalized, and 70 wounded. 223 others escaped.
The project combines almost all the interests of the Duchess: charity, women, children, diversity, since the tower has hosted people of different nationalities and especially cooking.
Until his relationship with Harry became serious, Markle, an actress who starred in the TV drama, Suit, was known for his lifestyle website, The Tig.
Since being retired, The Tig has regularly featured Markle recipes, fun tips, and home decor ideas. It has been considered as a kind of mini-goop, lifestyle empire overseen by actress Gwyneth Paltrow, an Oscar winner.
In the case of Markle, however, the marriage in the royal family ended her acting career and her presence on the Web, even though this led her to end up in a much bigger situation. publicized.
Since his involvement and marriage to Harry, many of Markle's activities have supported the efforts already made.
Now, with the recipe book, Markle has given an idea of what might captivate her interest as she conducts her own charity work.
Together already has a high-level fan: tennis champion Serena Williams. She attended Markle's wedding and Markle was in the Royal Box at Wimbledon while Williams competed for the 2018 women's title.
I called Meghan (and I still do), but dear Duchess of Sussex, your first project "Together," a cookbook of women from all cultures. I could not be more excited about it and proud of you.
It's beautiful – diversity, inclusion, gathering in sorrow or joy pic.twitter.com/RkB2O35qmG– Serena Williams (@serenawilliams) September 17, 2018
Unlike some charity efforts, in which a royal simply writes an introduction or poses for a photo, Markle seems to have been the driving force behind the cookbook.
In the video posted on the Instagram account of Kensington Royal, for which Markle made the narration, she explained that she met the Grenfell women in January 2018 while she was going to London to prepare for her wedding. (Hubb means "love" in Arabic.)
One of the women told him that the women had gathered two days a week to prepare their family dishes, many of which came from the Middle East.
Markle asked, "Why not seven days?" and was told that it was because of a lack of funding. "We're going to make a cookbook," Markle replied, as heard on the video.
British newspapers reported that Markle had made many "secret visits" to Hubb's kitchen to cook with the women and prepare the cookbook.
"It's a cookbook, but it's also the story of a community from West London that has gathered in a kitchen and discovered the healing power of sharing, "says Markle.
She writes the introduction to the cookbook and on Thursday night, Markle and Harry plan to show up for the launch party, according to a statement from Kensington Palace.
The Royal Family has been actively involved in helping the victims of Grenfell. Just days after the fire, Prince William met with people affected by the fire. Senior members of the Royal Family, including Prince Charles, his two sons, and the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, attended a memorial service following the tragedy. Last June, Queen Elizabeth and Markle took part in a moment of silence in honor of the Grenfell victims on the first anniversary of the fire.
I was part of an effort called Authors For Grenfell, in which writers from around the world donated signed copies of their books, the proceeds of an auction being intended to support relief efforts. Collectively, the authors raised $ 286,000.
Presumably, with great notoriety, Markle has the opportunity to collect at least as much, if not more, for the Hubb Community Kitchen.
In the introduction, Markle told that it took her 15 minutes to reach the kitchen because she was stopped to receive warm greetings and kisses from other women.
"You should probably be fasting because you will have been stuffed with samosas speckled with cinnamon, carrot – and onion – flavored chapatis, russian semolina cake and my own dip. favorite lawyer at home "she writes.
The book can be considered a coup for Penguin Random House. The project was kept under a very tight seal, receiving no notice in a season filled with new cookbooks, which are normally sent to reviewers months in advance in order to attract attention. .
About the only thing that the Together Missing project is a rescue dog, one of Markle's other interests. But if her enthusiasm for the cookbook is an indication, make sure she does something with animals in no time.
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On Monday, Kensington Palace announced on social media that Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle was the catalyst behind "Together: Our Community Cookbook". (Photo by Mark Cuthbert / British Press via Getty Images)
Since Meghan Markle married Price Harry in May, royal observers have wondered what the new Duchess of Sussex would become her first major charity project. Now they have their answer: a cookbook.
This is not just any cookbook, but a fundraising effort to support the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire, one of the most devastating tragedies of London.
On Monday, Kensington Palace announced on social networks that the Duchess Meghan was the catalyst behind Together: Our Community Cookbook, which presents more than 50 recipes of women whose community was disrupted by the fire of June 2017.
It is published by Penguin Random House and is available from the British bookseller Waterstone, with a price of £ 9.99 ($ 13.13).
The Duchess of Sussex is supporting a new charity cookbook called "Together: Our Community Cookbook," which celebrates the power of cooking to bring communities together. #CookTogether pic.twitter.com/XEclxgQjR4
– Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) September 17, 2018
The project was featured on Instagram in the form of photos and a video starring Markle cooking, chatting and dining with women from Hubb Community Kitchen. The kitchen is where the women who lived in the Grenfell Tower met twice a week to prepare meals from their family recipes.
The fire, in a high-rise building, killed 72 people, including two hospitalized, and 70 wounded. 223 others escaped.
The project combines almost all the interests of the Duchess: charity, women, children, diversity, since the tower has hosted people of different nationalities and especially cooking.
Until his relationship with Harry became serious, Markle, an actress who starred in the TV drama, Suit, was known for his lifestyle website, The Tig.
Since being retired, The Tig has regularly featured Markle recipes, fun tips, and home decor ideas. It has been considered as a kind of mini-goop, lifestyle empire overseen by actress Gwyneth Paltrow, an Oscar winner.
In the case of Markle, however, the marriage in the royal family ended her acting career and her presence on the Web, even though this led her to end up in a much bigger situation. publicized.
Since his involvement and marriage to Harry, many of Markle's activities have supported the efforts already made.
Now, with the recipe book, Markle has given an idea of what might captivate her interest as she conducts her own charity work.
Together already has a high-level fan: tennis champion Serena Williams. She attended Markle's wedding and Markle was in the Royal Box at Wimbledon while Williams competed for the 2018 women's title.
I called Meghan (and I still do), but dear Duchess of Sussex, your first project "Together," a cookbook of women from all cultures. I could not be more excited about it and proud of you.
It's beautiful – diversity, inclusion, gathering in sorrow or joy pic.twitter.com/RkB2O35qmG– Serena Williams (@serenawilliams) September 17, 2018
Unlike some charity efforts, in which a royal simply writes an introduction or poses for a photo, Markle seems to have been the driving force behind the cookbook.
In the video posted on the Instagram account of Kensington Royal, for which Markle made the narration, she explained that she met the Grenfell women in January 2018 while she was going to London to prepare for her wedding. (Hubb means "love" in Arabic.)
One of the women told him that the women had gathered two days a week to prepare their family dishes, many of which came from the Middle East.
Markle asked, "Why not seven days?" and was told that it was because of a lack of funding. "We're going to make a cookbook," Markle replied, as heard on the video.
British newspapers reported that Markle had made many "secret visits" to Hubb's kitchen to cook with the women and prepare the cookbook.
"It's a cookbook, but it's also the story of a community from West London that has gathered in a kitchen and discovered the healing power of sharing, "says Markle.
She writes the introduction to the cookbook and on Thursday night, Markle and Harry plan to show up for the launch party, according to a statement from Kensington Palace.
The Royal Family has been actively involved in helping the victims of Grenfell. Just days after the fire, Prince William met with people affected by the fire. Senior members of the Royal Family, including Prince Charles, his two sons, and the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, attended a memorial service following the tragedy. Last June, Queen Elizabeth and Markle took part in a moment of silence in honor of the Grenfell victims on the first anniversary of the fire.
I was part of an effort called Authors For Grenfell, in which writers from around the world donated signed copies of their books, the proceeds of an auction being intended to support relief efforts. Collectively, the authors raised $ 286,000.
Presumably, with great notoriety, Markle has the opportunity to collect at least as much, if not more, for the Hubb Community Kitchen.
In the introduction, Markle told that it took her 15 minutes to reach the kitchen because she was stopped to receive warm greetings and kisses from other women.
"You should probably be fasting because you will have been stuffed with samosas speckled with cinnamon, carrot – and onion – flavored chapatis, russian semolina cake and my own dip. favorite lawyer at home "she writes.
The book can be considered a coup for Penguin Random House. The project was kept under a very tight seal, receiving no notice in a season filled with new cookbooks, which are normally sent to reviewers months in advance in order to attract attention. .
About the only thing that the Together Missing project is a rescue dog, one of Markle's other interests. But if her enthusiasm for the cookbook is an indication, make sure she does something with animals in no time.
