The most unusual thing Meghan Markle does on Netflix show: Bath salt, more

Meghan Markle Show off her DIY skills on her new Netflix show.

Eight episodes Love, Megan Series Gazes the Life of the Duchess of Sussex in Montecito, California Prince Harry – And tips on baking, cooking, crafts and hosting when visiting from several famous faces. (The couple got married in 2018 and shared 5-year-old son Archie and daughter Lilibet, 3.)

Meghan, 43, prepared a preparatory dish that includes multiple Crudité platters, Fruit Rain B, last minute For For For Pal when adding fresh produce to eggs from her garden and family’s chicken coop (called Archie’s Chick Inn) Mindy Kaling – and homemade coffee creamer, sun tea and Mason-Jerre cocktails.

“I love feeding people,” she said. “It’s my love language. The only thing better than eating is to make food for someone and watch them eat happily.”

However, not all Duchess’s works are edible. Lifestyle series also includes Suit Alum makes handicrafts, homemade gifts, etc.

Scroll down to see what Megan does on her Netflix show:

Homemade bath salt

While preparing for an overnight visit Suit Makeup artists become long-term friends Daniel MartinMeghan shares her love for creating room experiences – including things by the bedside, and “what is beautifully soaked in the bathroom”.

Meghan uses Arnica, lavender and pink Himalayan sea salt to make homemade bath salts and put the mixture into a lovely mason jar.

Children’s Party Gift Bag

Meghan, with mom Kaling, prepares a “simulated tea party”, showing the audience how to make children’s party gift bags with gardening tools, seeds, compostable flower pots and Manuka honey sticks.

Fruit rainbow

Meghan shows how to make a huge fruit rainbow on the board and cut bananas for the clouds with Kaling. (She also made a miniature, single-style fruit rainbow, yogurt for kids breakfast.) The couple recalled their time on the show – Meghan Works Suit Eight years of Kaling’s meeting office Seven.

Marinated strawberries

Visiting Celebrity Chefs in Los Angeles Roy Choi Teach the Duchess how to make various pickles (or “Quickles”) – including pickled strawberries, us Now eager to try.

Speaking of strawberries, while making ice cream parfaits with homemade strawberry candied fruit, Megan recalls picking fresh strawberries with her daughter and using them to make jam. “Lily and I did the batch,” Megan said. “‘No, mom, I can make it, I can stir, I can mash…she’s proud. That part feels good!”

Dog snacks brought home

To commemorate Delfina BlaquierMeghan’s visit made homes for her dogs, including peanut butter, eggs and flour. (Blaquier is the wife of Harry’s friend Nachos Figueras)

“They provide us with unconditional love, so they get unconditional PB dog biscuits,” Meghan said in reflection on her furry friend. (She feeds her old dog, Guy, a snack, which Guy often appears in the series.

Lavender cooling towel

When it comes to lavender-soaked towels (calm down after hiking with Blacquier), Megan calls it those “surprisingly surprising fun…it brings a lot of joy” and brings a “hotel experience.”

Harvest basket

Before friends Vicky Tsai Meghan arrived and created a rich harvest basket for her from her garden, along with an egg with a custom label that read “Archie’s Chick Inn”.

“You’re not going to create a harvest basket for a meal,” she said. “You’re trying to create moments they can pick from, and every time they do that, they think of it.”

Meghan shared that she likes to put leaves on vegetables to harvest the visuals of baskets and Crudité Platters, giving tips to those without a garden.

“We’re not all of these gardens, and I totally recognize that I didn’t grow up with such gardens,” she said. “But if you have a farmer’s market, you can definitely find something if you take a bite and go ‘I hope they can try it!’ and share.”

Homemade coffee creamer

Although coffee is “usually not” Megan’s stuff, she prepares a drink for Thai meals and comes with indulgent homemade creamer with creamer of cream, condensed milk and vanilla beans.

Chili oil

Meghan showed the audience how to make chili oil and explained that she has a high tolerance for spices and “grabbed my family into my taste buds, but I love it.”