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Author: Leandra Witchwood

I just want good food and to live a Magickal life! Is that so much to ask? After many years of study, struggle, and disappointment; I realize that I could forge my own path using the knowledge I gained, and the simplest of techniques. Through persistence I found the honest answer... I can have both! I love food and everything that goes with it. I have spent more than 35 years in the kitchen, enjoying every minute of it. Okay… well, enjoying nearly every minute of it. In addition, I have disbursed nearly as many years studying Wicca, Witchcraft, and Paganism. Combining these two interests has created a Magickal path where food, spirituality play brilliantly together. My love of whole healthy foods, and unique recipes has also lead me to help run a local teen cooking program, where I teach kids valuable life skills in the kitchen. In addition, I teach different cooking classes for adults on subjects of making the time spent in the kitchen more enjoyable and efficient, recipe creation, and how to make cooking a part of your Magickal and spiritual practice. From this, The Magick Kitchen was born. My journey with you is about developing a spiritual experience with food, far beyond the dull habit of consumption. We have a marvelous opportunity here to take a most basic-mundane task and make it Magickal! Please enjoy the recipes, article, and content here on The Magick Kitchen. If you have questions or suggestions, I’m listening. I am so glad you joined me! The personal act of sharing knowledge, experience, and personal perspective with you is an honor. Thank you!

28 Days of Witchcraft

Lately, I see a variety of people posting similar questions within FB groups and other community discussion groups. The questions I repeatedly see go like this, “How can I bring more magick into my life?” or “How do I become a Witch?” and “What do you do to feel Witchy?”…

Blood Moon Tea

Blood Moon Tea If you are following along, you will know that at the turn of the calendar from 2017 to 2018 I offered you a recipe and ritual for the first full moon of 2018. In this post, 2018 New Year Full Moon Tea Recipe and Spell Work, we…

2018 New Year Full Moon Tea Recipe and Spell Work

Tonight is the full moon it is also a new year! I feel that this is no conscience. There is change brewing. Big change and it will knock us on our backs if we are not prepared. Like each year that passes we all seem to have difficulties and can’t…

Winter Solstice Tea

This time of year it is important to experience the Magick and warmth that can come from going within. The blending and brewing of tea is a great way to experience this as we ward off the chill of winter and look toward the light of new beginnings. Don’t forget…

Tea Magick, Going Within

Tea Magick – Going Within Tea is as old as plants and water. Humans have known the valuable properties tea can offer; From alleviating symptoms of the common cold to lowering cholesterol, to stimulating the sex drive… and so much more. Tea has been around for centuries and has been used…

Animal Totem: Chipmunk

Most of the week I work from home in my office attached to our garages. I have been thinking for some time about what to write for my next blog post. I could not think of anything relevant. So… I did what any spiritually minded person might do… I asked…

The Magickal Aspects of Corn

Now that I have given you a few Cob Butter recipes it is time to focus on the Magickal and spiritual aspect of Corn. The Magickal Aspects of Corn Corn is a clear indication of summer and the bounty of the harvest for many Witches. It is a symbol of…

Sweet & Spicy Cob Butter

Sweet & Spicy Cob Butter, Recipe #4 Here is the continuation of The Magickal Aspects of Corn with a Sweet & Spicy Cobb Butter Recipe. Print Sweet & Spicy Cob Butter Author Leandra Witchwood Ingredients Ingredients 1 cup butter room temperature 1 tablespoon honey ¼ teaspoon ground red pepper, Cayenne…

Sun-dried Tomato Cob Butter

Sun-Dried Tomato Cob butter, Recipe #3 Here is the continuation of The Magickal Aspects of Corn with a Sundried Tomato Cob Butter Print Sun-Dried Tomato Cob Butter Author Leandra Witchwood Ingredients Ingredients: 1/4 cup butter room temperature 2 ounces sun-dried tomatoes about 6 large, softened in boiling water and chopped 2…

Garlic Herb Cob Butter

As promised here is here is the continuation of The Magickal Aspects of Corn with a recipe for a Garlic-Herb Cob Butter. Enjoy! Print Garlic Herb Cob Butter Author Leandra Witchwood Ingredients Ingredients: ¼ cup butter room temperature 2 tablespoons chopped fresh basil 1 tablespoon chopped fresh parsley ½ teaspoon garlic salt…