At Mama’s Table: Easy & Delicious Meals From My Family To Yours

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You always have to remember that it's a temporary phase and not get too stressed, because when you get stressed they freak out, they're not going to eat it and you just have to remember that next week they'll probably like it again." And I don’t get a hangover, which is quite important with kids, who, despite not being able to get up during the week, are always up early on a Saturday. Posting the pictures to celebrate the launch of her new cookbook 'At Mama’s Table', Rochelle captioned the post saying she had been walking on "cloud 9" The broadcaster, 32, lives in north London with her husabnd, JLS star Marvin, and their children Alaia, eight, Valentina, four, and one-year-old Blake Since then, Marvin has forged a career as a Radio presenter spending over 10 years as part of the capital radio Global family, broadcasting nationwide . He is also a critically acclaimed and in-demand international DJ and producer which has already propelled him to numerous global stages, where he’s become a staple name in the London, Dubai, and Ibiza music scene.Holly, who has presented the ITV daytime show since 2009, has been away from the programme since early July whilst a host of familiar faces have stepped in to replace her. So far this summer, viewers have seen the likes of Craig Doyle, Alison Hammond and Josie Gibson hold the fort, before Rochelle stepped in this week alongside a brand new co-host.

I think it's really important to us as a family – it's something we've always done. That time of the night where we eat, we put away ipads or phones or whatever it is. I just think it's a really important time to catch up on our days, especially for the kids.Humes was never a fussy eater herself. “Still not now – there's not really much I won't eat to be honest,” she says. Whisk the double cream with an electric whisk or in a stand mixer until it forms soft peaks, then fold in the yoghurt and vanilla paste. Put the pavlova on a serving plate, then spoon the cream and yoghurt mixture over the top. Chop the fruit and spoon that over also, then drizzle over the caramel sauce. Drag the blade of a sharp knife over the chocolate to create shavings, then sprinkle over the pavlova. Slice and serve.