The Late Plate is a weekly newsletter, bringing you delicious food to feed a crowd, from my communal warehouse kitchen.

Welcome to The Late Plate, where I share the recipes I am cooking at home in my warehouse. I live communally with six other people, which means we each pay £25 a week and collectively that pays for all of our weekly food costs. One person cooks dinner each night of the week for everyone else. If you are out, but you would like to eat when you get home, you ask for a “late plate”. Living this way has wrought a collection of recipes that is largely vegetarian, seasonal, healthy and affordable. From store cupboard pastas to seasonal cakes, festive feasts and weekend suppers, I can’t wait to share it all with you here.

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Rosie Kellett is a food writer, chef and supper club host, living and working in East London. Her debut cookbook ‘In for Dinner’ published in May 2025 on Square Peg Books (Vintage Books, PRH)