This Baba Ghanoush is totally creamy, decadent, and has a wonderful balance of smoky and tangy flavor from the roasted eggplant and the lemon. I love that it’s super versatile like hummus. It pairs with pita bread, vegetables, pretzels, crackers or even as a condiment in your favorite sandwich.
Lebanese Baba Ghanoush
This Lebanese inspired Baba Ghanoush is made with only 4 ingredients: oven-roasted eggplant, lemon juice, tahini & garlic – a great alternative to hummus!
Soft, sweet and full of flavor, these Blueberry Muffins are a delicious go-to breakfast or snack recipe. Usually made when the season is warm they are also perfect for cold days. You can use fresh or frozen berries if they are out of season. Two bowls, one spoon and twenty minutes—done! Read on to see how to make these muffins perfect every time!
On thing I adore about fall is the never ending inspiration I find in the kitchen. It is a time my Kitchen Witchery really kicks itself into high gear. A couple of years ago we decided that for “Thanksgiving”. We would make our own dinner rolls to share with the family. Well we did not have anyone come to share our feast but just our little family, which was sad but, we still enjoyed the love aroma that filled our household and ever since then, whenever we prepare a fest in celebration of Mabon, Samhain, or Yule even we make rolls or other handmade breads to go with the meals. This is one of our favorites we want to share with you. Homemade Yeast Dinner Rolls
Cinnamon rolls are something every household needs in the fall and winter, so we are sharing with you our favorite recipe, that we use frequently and what better way than to kick off Mabon than in the kitchen!
The witches burr (also called witch balls, spike balls, and sweet gum balls) has been an integral part American Folk magic and Hoodoo for centuries. They are used as the base for amulets, charms, as alter icons, and for spell work. One look at the rows of sharp spikes says all you need to know. These are for protection magic. They are also used in several others ways and have a litany of properties. But before we look at the different magical uses for witches burr, let’s take a quick trail down biology lane. If you are a practicing witch, you’ll agree that it’s always good to understand as much as you can about any tree, plant, or living thing that you will incorporate into your personal practice or spell workings.
Witchcraft doesn’t require fancy, glittery wands, swords or chalices. Your altar doesn’t have to look like a scene from Game of Thrones (unless you want it to). In fact, there are everyday household items that most people have in their house that can be used in witchcraft. These household staples are just as powerful as…
A quick intro smudging/cleansing herbs. These are little infographics for you to share or save for usage. If you post them elsewhere please make sure you credit back to us.
