Ginger Spicy root filled with energy, summon within me, a power I’ve never known. Also known as Zingiber officionale, Singaber, Zingeber, Ginger Root, Zanjabil Currently, India is the highest producer of Ginger in the world. Over 380,000 tons per year. China is the second highest producers of this amazing spice, at over 331,000 …
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Garlic Not just for repelling Vampires! *Chuckle* Oh the wonders of this neatly packaged herb. So small and pungent, so beneficial and repulsive. Garlic is the herb we love and hate. We love it for its flavor and positive properties, but hate its powerful aroma. Especially after we eat it. I plan to discuss …
Basil is rich in history, benefits, lore, and Magick. To refrain from keeping you here for days, I am only able to touch briefly on a few key aspects of this plant. Feel free to independently further your knowledge and research on this and the other Magickal components I feature here. A brief look at …
We continue our look at a variety of foods and herbs as Magickal ingredients as well as mundane. It is my desire to show you how in Kitchen Witchery there is Magick in the ordinary. Items most take for granted are valuable to a Kitchen Witch. Juicy fuzzy sweet peaches. We picked some up at …
Magick, History, and Legend of Apples The cultivation of Apples dates back to about 328BCE in Turkey. It is also believed that this first variety was a dwarf apple called Malus. Today we would consider this kind of apple a “Wild Apple” or “Crab Apple.” In many European cultures, the term or word for apple …