My husband Marv and I are big believers in sitting down together as a family to eat, regardless of how busy we are. When I prepare food for my family, I love using simple, fresh and flavoursome ingredients that we can all eat and enjoy together. I'm proud to say that we are now a household of foodies and I'm so excited to share my favourite family recipes with you. I cooked salmon for dinner and it was so funny because Valentina ate it all and was like, ‘Mummy, this is so yummy’. And then after, she walked in the kitchen and said, ‘Oh my goodness, it smells of fish in here’. And I was like, ‘Yeah, that’s because you just had salmon’. She’s like, ‘But it smells. I don’t know if I like salmon’, and I said, ‘Well, you do, because you just ate the whole bowl!’” If there is some leftover veg, I will make this soup with it. It is a one-pot and has all the comforting flavours of a traditional roast. This is soul food at its best and is delicious with chunky bread on the side.”

Rochelle Humes is no stranger to putting together an elegant ensemble and is known for her effortless style. Sitting down for a “proper family meal” is important to the mum of three and she believes that getting children involved in the kitchen at an early age is the secret to staving off fussy eating.Sunday is the day you’d really want to be invited over. It’s Humes’ favourite time of the week to cook, when there’s “no rush” and she can take her time over a roast dinner – and there are always Yorkshire puddings. From community stories and news covering every borough of London to celebrity and lifestyle stories, we'll make sure you get the very best every day. Humes, 32, who has just released her first cookbook, takes on food duty, while Marvin mixes the drinks.

My middle one, Valentina, is probably the fussiest,” says Humes. “She’s very particular in what she likes. But the minute I involve her in the cooking process, she’s a lot more likely to eat her meal.She says: “We’ll have people over for Sunday lunch, but it’s all very relaxed, no rushing out to work or anything. And then I will have the tunes blaring out. Saturdays singer Rochelle Humes and JLS star Marvin Humes have one of the strongest marriages in showbiz – and they’re a dream team in the kitchen, too. READ MORE: BBC One Show: Angela Scanlon reveals she's pregnant with her second child in sweet baby bump snap

At Mama’s Table is also filled with tips for even the youngest members of the family, with a section of weaning children.

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When everyone arrives is Marvin’s time to shine, because I’ve normally done the cooking and then he’s very good at making sure everyone’s got a drink.” The star, who is married to her Hit List co-host and former JLS star Marvin, launched her first cookbook this week. The book is filled with recipes loved by her and her family and friends. A third follower couldn’t hide their enthusiasm for Rochelle’s style and commented: “In LOVE with your outfit today!” 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"