Witchin' in the Kitchen
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| Blog Name: | Witchin' in the Kitchen |
| Url: | http://witchininthekitchen.blogspot.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | cooking, paganism, home craft |
| Description: | This is my kitchen witch blog. I discuss the magical properties of certain foods and herbs, kitchen deities, and recipes. I have a cookbook in the works and am interested in feedback from the Pagan community. |
| Popularity: | 122 Followers |
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Off to Merry Olde
| Woo hoo! I'm officially on vacation! Tomorrow I'm leaving for England to visit my lovely friend and Sister, Miss Mazikeen. I will spend lots of time in the kitchen and will hopefully get a chanc... |
Imbolc Recipe: Goat Cheese Cheeseball
| Another recipe is up, this time for an appetizer to start your Imbolc feast. Click on the title of this post to read all about it. |
New Imbolc Recipe
| A new recipe is up on my recipe blog. Click the title of this entry to be taken to my recipe blog - Recipes from the Witch's Kitchen - and a recipe for a warm spinach salad with bacon and a vinega... |
Variety is the Spice (Rice?) of Life
| In case you were wondering about all the varieties of rice that exist, our good friends at Wikipedia have compiled a list. Behold:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_rice_varietiesProsperity and ... |
Peas Pulao Hot, Peas Pulao Cold
| Packed with the protective fire of onion and chiles, Indian rice with peas (Muttar Pulao) would be a welcome addition to your Imbolc feast table. Serve it with saag aloo on February 24 to honor S... |
Magic from the Pantry - Rice
| Rice is to Asia what corn is to America, or what wheat is to other cultures. It is a staple of food, one of the main sustainers of life. It has been cultivated for thousands of years and many, ma... |
Monday, January 18
| In China the kitchen god Zao Jun is honored with prayers and offerings of sweet rice cakes. This makes the end of the Chinese years. Paper images of the god are burned for luck and dried beans ar... |
Cooking up Help for Haiti
| I follow Isa Chandra Moskowitz on Twitter. I'm not a vegan (duh) and while most of the vegans I know personally irritate the crap out of me, I like Isa's style. And her recipes. She has been tal... |
Sunday, January 17 - Wassailing the Apple Trees
| January 17 is the eve of the old Twelfth Night and is marked by pouring cider on the roots of apple trees while an invocation is sung to the trees, ensuring fertility. It also serves to drive away... |
Saturday, January 16 - Honoring Betoro Bromo
| On this date in Indonesia, the fire god Betoro Bromo is honored by Buddhist monks and pilgrims. The faithful gather at Mount Bromo. At the stroke of midnight, offerings of food and flowers are ca... |
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