In her new series, With Love, Meghan, available on Netflix, Meghan Markle shared several recipes, including this quick and easy one for Spaghetti pasta. A dish that will delight the whole family and requires only one pan for preparation.
Meghan Markle's new series was released on Netflix on Tuesday, March 4, 2025, after being delayed due to the Los Angeles wildfires. In With Love, Meghan, Prince Harry's wife reveals more about her life and hobbies. Among them, cooking plays a significant role. The mother of Archie and Lilibet doesn't hesitate to get behind the stove. While entertaining her friend Daniel Martin, a professional makeup artist who notably worked with the former actress on the series Suits, the Duchess of Sussex decided to make him her signature S-S-S pasta—spaghetti cooked in a single pan. A delicious and easy-to-reproduce dish, and we'll reveal the steps below.
The foolproof tips for perfect Meghan Markle's pasta: Start by heating water in a kettle. Meanwhile, halve cherry tomatoes and add them to a pan with a generous amount of olive oil. Season with salt. Peel and mince garlic and add it to the tomatoes. Place the spaghetti in the pan and zest a lemon over the top. Then pour boiling water over the pasta, making sure it barely covers the spaghetti. Cover and cook for 6 minutes once it's boiling.
This will give you time to finely chop Swiss chard—stems and all—and kale—or Tuscan kale. After 6 minutes, remove the lid. Add the chard and kale and cook for another 5 minutes. "The hotter and more bubbly the water becomes, the creamier the dish becomes," Meghan Markle explained, as reported by Point de Vue. Once the pasta is almost ready—it should be al dente—add a few arugula leaves for freshness and a peppery note. Finally, sprinkle with freshly grated Parmesan cheese and red pepper flakes. Top with basil leaves and serve.
Play with seasonal vegetables for your one-pot pasta. This dish, suggested by Meghan Markle, is obviously reminiscent of one-pot pasta. The origin of this recipe, which involves preparing a pasta dish with vegetables and/or cheese using a single skillet—or even an oven-safe dish—dates back to 2013. Martha Stewart, a very popular American cooking show host, is credited with starting this trend. The good news is that not only is this recipe incredibly easy to make, but it can be adapted to almost any seasonal vegetable. Whether you fancy a one-pot with lamb or one with chicken and green asparagus, the most important thing is to enjoy yourself!
