With Thanksgiving only a week away, everyone is starting to prep for the big meal, including Meghan Markle – at least, she was 10 years ago.

And, according to a 2014 Meghan, the menu will leave you ‘the King or Queen of happy bellies & full hearts.’

The recipes, which The Suits star admitted were given to her by ‘Clean Team’ Dr. Alejandro Junger & Dhru Purohit, included a delicious main, salad and healthy dessert.

The British Royal Family member, who married Prince Harry in May 2018, began the post by explaining that she ‘loves’ turkey, but sometimes it’s not always fitting for entertaining a small group.

And, according to a 2014 Meghan, the menu will leave you ‘the King or Queen of happy bellies & full hearts.’

The recipes, which The Suits star admitted were given to her by ‘Clean Team’ Dr. Alejandro Junger & Dhru Purohit, included a delicious main, salad and healthy dessert.

The British Royal Family member, who married Prince Harry in May 2018, began the post by explaining that she ‘loves’ turkey, but sometimes it’s not always fitting for entertaining a small group.

In an unearthed post from The Tig archives, her now-defunct lifestyle blog, Meghan Markle offered three recipes for the holiday to her loyal readers.

According to a 2014 Markle, the menu will leave you ‘the King or Queen of happy bellies & full hearts’

She called their recipes ‘gobble gobble good cooking,’ and even wrote that there’s no ‘carb coma aftermath’ to the dishes, since they’re ‘clean eats’

She writes that the recipe will serve two people, and it’s quite straightforward – all it takes is 10 minutes to prep and 30 minutes in the oven.

To jazz up the chicken, the recipe called mostly for greens and garnishes like leeks, chopped thyme and chopped parsley.

‘Mushrooms have been shown to boost vitamin D levels, heighten immunity and make a delicious gravy when combined with sautéed leeks and fragrant herbs,’ Meghan wrote about the delicious main course.

‘This would make a great meal anytime of the year, but it’s also a wonderful alternative to a traditional Thanksgiving turkey, in case you didn’t get a free-range turkey this year,’ she added.

And, interestingly enough, Meghan was roasting a chicken when Prince Harry proposed to her in 2017.