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    Waifish model Kate Moss writes a cookbook

    By | Shine Food – Tue, Apr 7, 2009 7:10 PM EDT

    Ray Tamarra/Getty ImagesRay Tamarra/Getty ImagesIn an attempt to end the allegations that models don't eat, Kate Moss has decided to pen a book of recipes. "She is buzzing about the idea of being the first supermodel to release a cookbook," an insider says.

    Apparently, the famous 35-year-old waif was inspired by an upcoming cookbook written by her friend Stasha Palos, the step-daughter of billionaire businessman Sir Philip Green. Word is Kate has whipped up the recipes for her boyfriend, Jamie Hince, and wants to try writing her own book. "Kate recently cooked Jamie a slap-up Jewish meal following kosher techniques from Stasha. She loves her easy-to-follow recipes," says a pal. "It's all she's been taking about."

    She may have a successful clothing collection for Topshop and has commanded the runway, been featured in nearly every fashion magazine and dozens of ad campaigns for Calvin Klein, Gucci, Versace, Dolce & Gabbana, Chanel, Missoni, Burberry, Dior, Luois Vuitton, David Yurman, Yves Saint-Laurent, Roberto Cavali, Stella McCartney, Bulgari, Rimmel, and Agent Provocateur among others, but she's also infamous "Heroin Chic" look and a cocaine scandal. Sure, people might buy clothing and makeup as advertised by Kate Moss, but wont her often questionably skinny body hinder her new image as a foodie?

    Does anyone want to know what a person who doesn't really eat likes to cook? [Daily Mirror]

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