Those of you who’ve been following me for a while will probably have noticed when it comes to my work there’s one person who keeps on popping up, Frankie Unsworth. We first met in Paris and since then have been on countless adventures together. We’ve also [...]

Thomasine and I have known each other for a while now, from my time living in Paris. I absolutely love Thomasine’s work (see previous blog post: Peek-a-look* – September 2012) and am lucky enough to be the proud owner of a pair of her beautiful gloves. The care and [...]

This month I had the pleasure of catching up with the lovely Malin Elmlid of the The Bread Exchange. I’ve always been a firm believer in the power of food to bring people together. And Malin’s story of how she traveled around the world, trading bread and stories [...]

Those of you who’ve been following me for a while will know I have a thing for stationery. I’m a big fan of Present and Correct and have previously featured them on my blog (also here!), so I was really happy when Neal agreed to eat/share/listen with me! You can [...]

Regular readers of my blog will know I love all things crafty. This month, I caught up with the wonderfully creative Brittany Watson Jepsen of The House That Lars Built. You can follow Brittany’s adventures on Pinterest, Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. (eat) my [...]

Always good to surround yourself with inspiring people. Hakeem and his awesome hip-hop theatre company and street dance organisation (Impact Dance) is one such inspiration. Find out about his initiatives and collaborations here on his website, and find him on Twitter [...]

This month designer and creative mind Kathryn Wilson joins me for my eat/share/listen Q&A. Kathryn and the team at Slater Design worked on the revamp of my website earlier this year.  You’ll find Kathryn on Twitter here: @WordsByKathryn. (eat) my fail-safe [...]

When we were filming my new television show, ‘Rachel Khoo’s Kitchen Notebook’, I had the pleasure of visiting Lillie O’Brien at her little jam haven, the London Borough of Jam. Hailing from Australia, but cooking up a (jam) storm in Hackney, Lillie [...]

I’ve always been interested in creatives who combine art with music, and artist and musician Andrew Kinsman is the perfect example. I was lucky to be a part of Andrew’s ‘Paris Bubble’ project. Check out this video of Andrew’s painting of me (in my little Paris kitchen). Love the detail! Andrew shared with me his thought process behind the project: “The idea of the ‘Bubbles’ has been developing over the last five years. In short the compositions hopefully allow the viewer to see a snapshot of the sitter’s life during one measured breath. The subject is very often in profile encouraging the eye to gaze through the transparency of the bubble into the background opening into a fragment of the sitter’s life. This simple concept is the variant throughout my work.”

For my latest eat/share/listen Q&A I chat with the talented Nathalie Redard who worked on the prop styling for my new book (making the dishes look so delightfully delicious). Here Nathalie shares some photos of her work on “My Little French Kitchen”, snapshots from her travels, and her favourite bits and bobs. You’ll find Nathalie on Instagram here @redardnathalie. Merci, Nathalie!