Rosie Kellett: In For Dinner
The power of communal eating
Cooking the Books with Gilly Smith · Gilly Smith
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Show Notes
This week, Gilly is with the queen of communal living an icon of bohemian anti-capitalism, Rosie Kellett.
An actress, a baker with Meringue Girls and Claire Ptak’s assistant at Violet Cakes – which included working on Harry and Meghan’s wedding cake, it was moving into a Carpet Warehouse in London that shot her to fame on Instagram. The idea of sharing the cost of living with her ware-housemates, cooking and eating communally – as well as the supper clubs with Italian housemate, Virginia - hit home to so many that publishers were queuing up to sign her.
Pop over to Gilly's Substack for Extra Bites of Rosie and a recipe from the book.
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