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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Moreover, the house she inherits is full of ancient secrets and to add to the confusing emotions, she learns that her aunt was a witch. You create this beautiful environment where you can spend hours baking, stirring, mixing, or having your best friend for a cup of tea.

After the much-vaunted success of the first novel, Morgana went on to publish several more titles in the series, including two omnibus books covering books one to six. By changing the way you view food, its preparation, and its consumption, you can craft some practical magic at its simplest level.Thyme: Known for its ability to attract love and happiness, thyme is also used for courage and strength. Whatever puts you in the right frame of mind, and creates a distinct “crossing over” from the mundane world to the magical. For kitchen witches, adding magic to food is not just about casting spells, but also about infusing it with positive energy and good intentions. They keep an altar next to the stove with an offering of salt for Edesia, Roman Goddess of feasting and food. A small stone cottage sits alone at the far edge of town, vines wrapping up the sides, wild flowers cover the front but for a narrow stone walkway, and a lush garden full of fresh veggies and herbs engulf the back.

Amelia has just had a terrible week after being dumped by her boyfriend for giving him a severe case of food poisoning. Keep your compost pile simple and mundane, or go the extra step of leaving offerings to the spirits of your hearth and home.You don’t need to be able to create a Pinterest perfect cake or have a home completely free of dust to be a kitchen witch. This term is not new, but it is gaining popularity in recent years, especially with the increasing interest in spirituality and wellness. Cookie-cutters come in so many shapes with cresent moons being both mystical-looking and easy to track down. We know that our energy affects the food we’re creating and in the consequence, the same intention will come back on us when we consume the food. Her presence in the kitchen is said to bring good luck and to prevent kitchen disasters, such as burnt food and pots boiling over as well as to inspire creativity in the cook.