Of those who identify as witches, the path of the kitchen witch seems to be one of the most common, perhaps only second to cottage and green witches. Certainly, there are many areas in which these paths overlap each other and other paths entirely, but most of us seem to be drawn to the kitchen, the garden or both. Perhaps it is that these are traditional domains of women and we seek to reclaim them from their stereotypically sexist use. Or perhaps our fanciful idea of ‘magic’ feels most closely related to the actions we take in the kitchen and garden.
Whatever the draw, kitchen witches abound! Which is why I’m sharing this list of web and print resources for those working with cooking, tea, food and herbalist practices in their magick.
This post contains affiliate links which means that if you purchase the item, I receive a small commission at no extra cost to you.
Web Resources
- 13 Magickal Ingredients for the Aspiring Kitchen Witch, witchesandpagans.com
- 11 Easy-to-Find Ingredients Every Aspiring Witch Needs, Buzzfeed
- Herbal Medicine Chest for Beginners, The Homesteading Hippy
- Witchcraft + Weeds, Worts and Cunning
- Rogue Wood Botanical Grimoire, Rogue Wood Supply
- 5 Essential Tips for the Budding Herbalist, tiny apothecary
- 30 Amazing Plants from Your Garden to Use as Dye, Gardening Know How
- What Are Flower Essences?, Heal Yourself
- Creating + Managing Your Organized Home Apothecary, Indie Herbalist
- How to Air Dry Herbs, Up Knorth
- Starry-Hearted and Wild-Rooted: An Intro to Astroherbology, Worts and Cunning
- 3 Super Easy Acts of Kitchen Witchery That You Can Do Today, Gypsy Witch Diaries
- The Home Apothecary, Folk and Co.
Print Resources
- Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs, by Scott Cunningham
- The Encyclopedia of Magickal Ingredients, by Lexa Rosean
- The Hearth Witch’s Compendium, by Anna Franklin
- The Witching Herbs, by Harold Roth
- Llewellyn’s Herbal Almanac Cookbook, various authors
- Cunningham’s Encyclopedia of Wicca in the Kitchen, by Scott Cunningham
- A Kitchen Witch’s Cookbook, by Patricia Telesco
Recipes & Resources on The Witch of Lupine Hollow
- Chai Spiced Apple Cider
- Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies
- DIY Facial Toner with Refreshing Rosewater
- DIY Peppermint Bug Away Spray
- 5 Essential Flowers for Making Floral Teas
- Lavender Sugar Recipe for Beltane
- Home Apothecary Tour
- Spring Equinox Hot Cross Buns
- Magickal Correspondences of Salt
- DIY Purifying Yoga Mat Spray
- 10 Magickal Herbs You Need in Your Spiritual Practice
- Hearty Pot Pie for Imbolc
- Hot & Spicy Summer Jambalaya
- Ice Cream Sandwiches for the Summer Solstice
- Strawberry Moon Recipes
- Midsummer Mint Mojitos
Of those who identify as witches, the path of the kitchen witch seems to be one of the most common, perhaps only second to cottage and green witches. Certainly, there are many areas in which these paths overlap each other and other paths entirely, but most of us seem to be drawn to the kitchen, the garden or both. Perhaps it is that these are traditional domains of women and we seek to reclaim them from their stereotypically sexist use. Or perhaps our fanciful idea of ‘magic’ feels most closely related to the actions we take in the kitchen and garden.
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Whatever the draw, kitchen witches abound! Which is why I’m sharing this list of web and print resources for those working with cooking, tea, food and herbalist practices in their magick.
This post contains affiliate links which means that if you purchase the item, I receive a small commission at no extra cost to you.Â
Web Resources
- 13 Magickal Ingredients for the Aspiring Kitchen Witch, witchesandpagans.com
- 11 Easy-to-Find Ingredients Every Aspiring Witch Needs, Buzzfeed
- Herbal Medicine Chest for Beginners, The Homesteading Hippy
- Witchcraft + Weeds, Worts and Cunning
- Rogue Wood Botanical Grimoire, Rogue Wood Supply
- 5 Essential Tips for the Budding Herbalist, tiny apothecary
- 30 Amazing Plants from Your Garden to Use as Dye, Gardening Know How
- What Are Flower Essences?, Heal Yourself
- Creating + Managing Your Organized Home Apothecary, Indie Herbalist
- How to Air Dry Herbs, Up Knorth
- Starry-Hearted and Wild-Rooted: An Intro to Astroherbology, Worts and Cunning
- 3 Super Easy Acts of Kitchen Witchery That You Can Do Today, Gypsy Witch Diaries
- The Home Apothecary, Folk and Co.
Print Resources
- Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs, by Scott Cunningham
- The Encyclopedia of Magickal Ingredients, by Lexa Rosean
- The Hearth Witch’s Compendium, by Anna Franklin
- The Witching Herbs, by Harold Roth
- Llewellyn’s Herbal Almanac Cookbook, various authors
- Cunningham’s Encyclopedia of Wicca in the Kitchen, by Scott Cunningham
- A Kitchen Witch’s Cookbook, by Patricia Telesco
Recipes & Resources on The Witch of Lupine Hollow
- Chai Spiced Apple Cider
- Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies
- DIY Facial Toner with Refreshing Rosewater
- DIY Peppermint Bug Away Spray
- 5 Essential Flowers for Making Floral Teas
- Lavender Sugar Recipe for Beltane
- Home Apothecary Tour
- Spring Equinox Hot Cross Buns
- Magickal Correspondences of Salt
- DIY Purifying Yoga Mat Spray
- 10 Magickal Herbs You Need in Your Spiritual Practice
- Hearty Pot Pie for Imbolc
- Hot & Spicy Summer Jambalaya
- Ice Cream Sandwiches for the Summer Solstice
- Strawberry Moon Recipes
- Midsummer Mint Mojitos
I know it can be really overwhelming wading through all of the information out there about witchcraft. How are you even supposed to know what’s legit outside of this list, let alone what’s right for you?!
(Did you know, there’s even been a recent scandal uncovered of fake witchcraft authors churning out the same generic books under different titles?)
That’s why I’ve streamlined many of the systems that we use in witchcraft, (astrology, the seasons and seasonal sabbat celebrations, and the moon phasaes), into one integrative method that’s focused on how all of these tools and ideas actually impact you personally.
This is the method that I share in The Starlight Coven, my monthly program to empower you to feel more confident and in love with yourself through the cycles of the seasons and the stars.
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