The Kitchen Witch: Your Complete Guide to Creating a Magical Kitchen with Natural Ingredients, Sacred Rituals, and Spellwork (House Witchcraft, Magic, & Spells Series)

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In this blog post, we’ll take a look at what a Kitchen Witch is, how they add magic to food, how they turn their kitchens into sacred spaces, and what kind of recipes and tools they use. Whether you’re a seasoned Kitchen Witch or just starting to explore this magical practice, this post will provide you with a comprehensive guide to Kitchen Witchcraft. What Is A Kitchen Witch? The kitchen is well-known as the spiritual centre of the house, and where all the best parties end up in. Food sustains us. Food can give us warmth, happiness and a even a pinch of magic too. Although superficially mundane, the kitchen is a place for preparation, gathering and celebration – it’s as sacred a place in the home as any shrine or DIY temple.

Cooking becomes a sacred art for the Kitchen Witch, they are not just a wizard in the kitchen but crafts a personal space with great intention and care. Vanilla: Used for love, happiness, and comfort, vanilla is a staple in many kitchen witch’s pantries. There is some debate over where the kitchen witch originated, some claiming Scandinavia and others Germany, [4] but consensus points to older Northern European customs, as it seems to have been more widespread earlier. A kitchen witch is an informal term for a witch who emphasizes cooking, food, and meal times in her magical practice.

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Although largely unknown in modern England, the kitchen witch was known in England during Tudor times.

The kitchen witch often sets up and tends to a magical kitchen altar. The altar can be on top the kitchen counter, a kitchen shelf, or anywhere you see fit. Candles, offerings, and figurines can be placed on the kitchen witch’s altar. I’ve seen everything from vintage kitchen witches to miniature cauldrons and skull-patterned tea cups used candle holders! Make your kitchen altar a space for the kitchen gods and spirits and as a daily reminder of your unique practice. 7. Kitchen GrimoireUse herbs and spices with magical correspondences – basil for love, rosemary for protection, and mint for abundance, for example. There are many herbs and spices that are considered essential to the kitchen witch’s apothecary. Here are some of the most popular and their magical correspondences: And while not every meal she makes is magical or even technically perfect, she considers the sacredness of food in her art. To a kitchen witch, the entire house is sacred space. Make magical decorating a part of your practice. Make your entire house sacred space by adding magical itemssuch as house plants, seashells, pictures of nature, crystals, candles, incense, essential oil diffusers, and other modern magical items. Making one’s own cleansing and blessing rituals are crucial to keeping your space free of negative energy and open to positive energy. 5. Kitchen Tools