The Kitchen Witch Companion: Recipes, Rituals & Reflections

A nuanced reflection on the making of magic in the kitchen, plus a collection of recipes and crafts, foraging and ferments, spells and simmer pots, meditations and blessings to inspire you to create, celebrate, and gather throughout the year.

The Kitchen Witch returns in this beautifully illustrated companion book to Sarah Robinson's bestseller Kitchen Witch: Food, Folklore & Fairy Tale, including many of the traditional and seasonal recipes referenced in that book.

Bestselling authors Sarah Robinson (Kitchen Witch, Yoga for Witches and Yin Magic) and Lucy H. Pearce (Burning Woman, Creatrix and Medicine Woman) combine forces with a diverse international coven of kitchen witches to share their favorite recipes, rituals and reflections on the magic that can be found and made in the kitchen.

This is a book to be read curled up in a comfy chair, before being covered in earth as you gather in seasonal goodness and splattered with sauce as you cook! The first half of The Kitchen Witch Companion is a nuanced reflection on the fantasy and reality of making magic in the kitchen. The second half is a seasonal collection of recipes and crafts, foraging and ferments, spells and simmer pots, meditations, and blessings to inspire you to create, celebrate, and gather throughout the Wheel of the Year.

Author: Sarah Robinson, Lucy H. Pearce
Publisher: Womancraft Publishing
Published: 11/20/2023
Pages: 200
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.91lbs
Size: 10.00h x 8.00w x 0.43d
ISBN13: 9781910559901
ISBN10: 1910559903
BISAC Categories:
- Body, Mind & Spirit | Witchcraft (See Also Religion | Wicca)
- Cooking | Seasonal
- Health & Fitness | Women's Health | General

About the Author

Sarah Robinson is the bestselling author of Yoga for Witches, Yin Magic, Kitchen Witch and Enchanted Journeys. She is a yoga teacher and author based in Bath, UK with a background in science. She holds an MSc in psychology and neuroscience.

Lucy H. Pearce is the bestselling author of life-changing nonfiction books, including Medicine Woman, Burning Woman, and Creatrix. She is a graduate in history of ideas with English literature from Kingston University, and holds a PGCE from Cambridge University. Lucy's multi-faceted creative work spans the expressive arts, exploring the lost archetypes of the feminine, and symbols of the soul.