All the Best ‘Cooking With Flo’ Dishes Created by Florence Pugh

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All the Best 'Cooking With Flo' Dishes Created by Florence Pugh

Offering her insight! Florence Pugh may have established herself as an actress on screen — but it wasn't long before the Don't Worry Darling star showed off another memorable skill set. Amid the lockdown due to the 2020 coronavirus pandemic, Pugh used her social media platform to inspire others to spend their time cooking. "I have been feeling a bit glum lately, which is why I disappeared for a few days. My dad called me yesterday and he said, 'Why aren't you dancing and why aren't you cooking?'" the Little Women star told her followers in an Instagram Story in March 2020. "So this morning I woke up and I danced, and I felt better. And now I am going to cook." She continued: "It is a really weird time at the moment, and people are scared. The world doesn't know what to do or say and that's an odd feeling. I am currently away from my family and my siblings — that is certainly unsettling. So as my dad said yesterday, we have to do things that keep us happy, keep us bubbly and keep moving." One month later, Pugh took a break from making cooking videos as she took a hiatus from social media. The decision came shortly after she received an overwhelming amount of hate on a birthday post for her boyfriend, Zach Braff. In an Instagram video, the U.K. native noted that "within about eight minutes" of her posting a tribute to Braff, the comments were filled with rude messages about their 21-year age difference. "I'm 24 years old. I have been working since I was 17 years old. I have been earning money since I was 17 years old. I became an adult when I was 18 years old and I started paying taxes when I was 18 years old," she explained in the post. "I do not need you to tell me who I should and should not love, and I would never in my life ever, ever tell someone who they can and cannot love. It is not your place. And really it has nothing to do with you ... The abuse that you throw at him is abuse that you throw at me." Pugh, who was first linked to the Scrubs alum in April 2019, noted that she had been "wrestling" with the idea of defending her relationship publicly. She briefly returned to Instagram to share herself cooking while filming projects including Hawkeye and The Wonder. "First of all, I'm sorry it's taken me so long. Life," Pugh explained during a Cooking With Flo video in January 2022. "Second of all, I'm so happy to be back. Thirdly, I hope you've all been cooking. If you haven't been, I'm hoping that I can do some inspiring and get you cooking some yummy food this weekend. "I'm doing alright, I'm doing OK. 2022, I hope it's going to be a good, big year. I feel it, I feel it in the energy, in the atmosphere." The Don't Worry Darling star confirmed her split from Braff in an August 2022 interview with Harper's Bazaar. At the time, Pugh noted that she was excited to get back into her creative flow after the breakup. “I’m designing my kitchen in London at the moment. I’m literally designing it just so that it can be ready for Cooking With Flo,'" she told the outlet. Scroll down to see what Pugh has made in her kitchen throughout the years: [podcast_block]

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All the Best 'Cooking With Flo' Dishes Created by Florence Pugh

Offering her insight! Florence Pugh may have established herself as an actress on screen — but it wasn't long before the Don't Worry Darling star showed off another memorable skill set. Amid the lockdown due to the 2020 coronavirus pandemic, Pugh used her social media platform to inspire others to spend their time cooking. "I have been feeling a bit glum lately, which is why I disappeared for a few days. My dad called me yesterday and he said, 'Why aren't you dancing and why aren't you cooking?'" the Little Women star told her followers in an Instagram Story in March 2020. "So this morning I woke up and I danced, and I felt better. And now I am going to cook." She continued: "It is a really weird time at the moment, and people are scared. The world doesn't know what to do or say and that's an odd feeling. I am currently away from my family and my siblings — that is certainly unsettling. So as my dad said yesterday, we have to do things that keep us happy, keep us bubbly and keep moving." One month later, Pugh took a break from making cooking videos as she took a hiatus from social media. The decision came shortly after she received an overwhelming amount of hate on a birthday post for her boyfriend, Zach Braff. In an Instagram video, the U.K. native noted that "within about eight minutes" of her posting a tribute to Braff, the comments were filled with rude messages about their 21-year age difference. "I'm 24 years old. I have been working since I was 17 years old. I have been earning money since I was 17 years old. I became an adult when I was 18 years old and I started paying taxes when I was 18 years old," she explained in the post. "I do not need you to tell me who I should and should not love, and I would never in my life ever, ever tell someone who they can and cannot love. It is not your place. And really it has nothing to do with you ... The abuse that you throw at him is abuse that you throw at me." Pugh, who was first linked to the Scrubs alum in April 2019, noted that she had been "wrestling" with the idea of defending her relationship publicly. She briefly returned to Instagram to share herself cooking while filming projects including Hawkeye and The Wonder. "First of all, I'm sorry it's taken me so long. Life," Pugh explained during a Cooking With Flo video in January 2022. "Second of all, I'm so happy to be back. Thirdly, I hope you've all been cooking. If you haven't been, I'm hoping that I can do some inspiring and get you cooking some yummy food this weekend. "I'm doing alright, I'm doing OK. 2022, I hope it's going to be a good, big year. I feel it, I feel it in the energy, in the atmosphere." The Don't Worry Darling star confirmed her split from Braff in an August 2022 interview with Harper's Bazaar. At the time, Pugh noted that she was excited to get back into her creative flow after the breakup. “I’m designing my kitchen in London at the moment. I’m literally designing it just so that it can be ready for Cooking With Flo,'" she told the outlet. Scroll down to see what Pugh has made in her kitchen throughout the years: [podcast_block]

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Homemade Marmalade

Pugh star took her followers on a lengthy journey as she attempted to make homemade marmalade for the first time in February 2020.

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Browned Bread

In March 2020, Pugh shared the steps to a perfect piece of toast. After adding butter and a bit of Marmite to the bread, she paired the breakfast dish with a Buck's Fizz cocktail (two parts champagne to one part orange juice).

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Ratatouille

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, Pugh demonstrated how to not waste stray vegetables in the kitchen. She combined tomatoes, eggplant, pepper, carrots, mushrooms and dried salami into a memorable dish in March 2020.

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Squash Soup

In March 2020, Pugh decided to shake it up by making a soup with squash, red potatoes, chorizo and some chiles.

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A Salad With Some Crunch

The actress once again combined a smorgasbord of items to make a one-of-a-kind salad. The recipe called for tomatoes, carrots, garlic, mushrooms, chickpeas, tuna, onion, sweet corn and a mixture of sauces.

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Sunday Roast

After encouraging her U.S. followers to vote in the November 2020 election, Pugh made a roast chicken with a side of potatoes to celebrate.

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Ice Cream

In September 2020, fans watched Pugh combine maple syrup, rum and ginger into her own ice cream.

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Pasta From Scratch

Pugh offered a glimpse at her date night with Braff which featured her making homemade ravioli and fettuccine pasta for two.

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Tzatziki

In February 2021, Pugh broke down the steps for a proper tzatziki — which included many cloves of garlic, yogurt, cucumber, olive oil, salt pepper and olive oil.

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Cup of Tea

While in Atlanta filming Hawkeye, the Midsommar star showed how to make the proper cup of tea. In the March 2021 tutorial, she recommenced Yorkshire Gold tea bags and added oat milk into the hot beverage.

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Bowl of Beans

Pugh explained how crucial it can be to follow your "instincts" while cooking. The salad dish included using chickpeas, butter beans, white onion and garlic. Pugh rounded it out with a mixture of olive oil, chili oil, Cholula hot sauce, salt, pepper and white wine vinegar.

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Stuffed Pepper

While filming a project in Ireland, Pugh incorporated tomatoes, eggplant, mushrooms, garlic, onion and various other ingredients to create the stuffing for the peppers.

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Courgetti

Pugh created a dish that started with a sauce that included spicy salami, lemon, chili peppers, cherry tomatoes, onions and mushrooms. The U.K. native added garlic shrimp with the zucchini noodles in January 2022.

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Stuffed Lettuce Leaves

The actress took to Instagram in May 2022 to share a quick recipe that included filling lettuce with various vegetables. While marinating a single zucchini, Pugh also mixed tomatoes, red pepper, red onion and hot chili peppers together. She added all the ingredients onto the leaves before topping it with feta cheese. 

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Garlic Crostini

During a special edition of Cooking With Flo for Vogue in January 2023, the actress prepared garlic crostini. The delicious dish includes tomatoes, bread, garlic, cilantro, feta cheese and olive oil.