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1 week ago |
rosiekellett.substack.com | Rosie Kellett
I’m gonna go out on a limb and say that the majority of us are looking for delicious ways to eat less meat, a few more vegetables and get the most out of our time in the kitchen, using as few ingredients as possible. Not everyone, for sure, not even every day, but I certainly have a desire to find recipes that are easy, quick, that I already have the ingredients for in my house, that are DELICIOUS and inventive and surprising and plant forward.
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2 weeks ago |
rosiekellett.substack.com | Rosie Kellett
Hey guys, Welcome back to what feels like the first edition of The Late Plate in a while that isn’t book related, tour related or generally pushing some other agenda that isn’t the pure manifestation of a delicious bite. This Savoury Granola recipe was born out of a conversation I was having with my boyfriend recently. For context, we both cook for a living, but our jobs couldn’t be more different.
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3 weeks ago |
rosiekellett.substack.com | Rosie Kellett
I’ve always been freelance, having lived in London for 12 years now and working so many different random jobs, always with a foot in the culinary world, and always with some element of my working life in a team. For the last two years I have been fully self employed, working just for myself, managing all my time, commitments and working responsibilities. It’s been incredibly freeing and fulfilling, but also, at times, quite lonely.
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3 weeks ago |
thebristolmag.co.uk | Rosie Kellett |Isabelle Blakeney
As life expectancy continues to rise, many people’s retirements could stretch beyond longer than they thought, and they may need to rethink when they will retire. Phasing retirement could boost your pension pot and help you manage your free timeThe retirement model of finishing work one day and being retired the next is receding somewhat, in favour of phased retirement. This type of tapered working can offset some of the emotional difficulties of retirement.
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1 month ago |
rosiekellett.substack.com | Rosie Kellett
Happy Wednesday and Second Helpings day to all those who celebrate. This week we are taking you along with us on the first stop of the In for Dinner book tour, which excitingly was in my home town of Ripon in North Yorkshire. If you’ve never travelled to this part of the UK, let this be my official invitation to do so.
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