Meghan Markle’s With Love, Meghan has given viewers plenty of inspiration, and now fans can recreate some of the Duchess of Sussex’s favorite recipes and crafts from the Netflix series at home.
The lifestyle show premiered on March 4 and has remained on Netflix’s Top 10 list since its debut. Across its eight episodes, Meghan showcased everything from cooking and entertaining to flower arranging and creative crafts, encouraging viewers to focus on enjoying the process rather than chasing perfection.
“The series is about doing what you can do, and doing it with love,” Meghan told PEOPLE in an exclusive cover story.
Now, Netflix is making it easier for fans to follow along. The platform’s Tudum website has released a guide featuring 25 recipes Meghan prepared throughout the series, along with instructions for four crafts featured on the show: Epsom salts, a balloon arch, lavender cooling cloths and a Japanese polishing face mask. The guide also includes a recipe for homemade dog treats.
The collection reflects Meghan’s long-standing interest in lifestyle and creativity. Before meeting and marrying Prince Harry, she ran the lifestyle blog The Tig, and With Love, Meghan gives her another opportunity to explore those interests.
With help from friends, Meghan prepares dishes ranging from simple favorites such as truffle popcorn and homemade sweet creamer to more elaborate recipes including tempura fried chicken and her friend Vicky Tsai’s family potstickers.
Although Meghan demonstrated the recipes and crafts during the episodes, Netflix’s new guide gives viewers a convenient reference for trying them on their own.
The show’s polished presentation may make everything look effortless, but Meghan says she believes in finding balance rather than trying to make everything perfect. At home in Montecito with Harry and their children, Prince Archie, 5, and Princess Lilibet, 3, she says she embraces a more flexible approach.
“I like being able to do a hybrid,” Meghan told PEOPLE, explaining that Chinese food delivery is one of her favorites. Even when ordering takeout, however, she said she still likes to “plate it beautifully.”
Archie and Lilibet do not appear onscreen in the series, but Meghan frequently talks about them. She revealed that she improved her balloon-arch skills after making one for Archie’s first birthday, told chef Roy Choi that Lilibet does a little dance when she enjoys something she is eating, and said both children have developed a taste for vegetables thanks in part to the crudités trays she prepares.
Meghan and Harry have also developed a family routine around preparing their children’s lunches. Their evenings include what Meghan calls “nightcap recaps,” when the couple relax with a drink and talk while packing food for the following day.
“I think all parents in this phase with kids the same age know it’s rinse and repeat,” she said.
Once the evening routine is finished, the couple may settle in with some of their favorite television shows. Meghan revealed that they love Shrinking, had recently finished Black Doves and were looking forward to the new season of The White Lotus.
Meanwhile, With Love, Meghan continues to attract viewers around the world. According to Netflix’s global Top 10 Shows Overview, the series has accumulated 2.6 million views and 12.6 million hours watched since its March 4 debut and is currently ranked No. 10 worldwide.
For fans who want to bring a little of Meghan’s lifestyle into their own kitchens, Netflix’s new collection offers a chance to go beyond watching and actually try the recipes and crafts featured throughout the series.
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