Pumpkins have long been associated with protection, abundance, and prosperity. Baking with pumpkin on Samhain allows us to set intentions for the months ahead, embracing change and welcoming prosperity into our lives. Let’s channel some of that autumn magick into a loaf of pumpkin bread that’s not only delicious but also a powerful tool for manifestation!

Centuries ago, witches relied heavily on the cauldron to brew magickal potions and other concoctions. In today’s modern world, having a bubbly, cast iron cauldron in the middle of our kitchen isn’t quite as common. But that doesn’t mean we’ve lost the ability to brew up some magick!

Traditionally, Fall Equinox feasts were held to honor the changing season and show thanks for the gifts both Earth and the Universe have provided. Our resident Kitchen Witch is sharing her very own Fall Equinox feast menu to help make yours all the more magickal!

Our resident kitchen witch is sharing her very own recipe for a magickal spray that can be used on any surface. The magickal properties of the ingredients used in this spray raise vibrations and enhance feelings of love and abundance.

Baking bread is one of our favorite ways to practice kitchen magick, especially on Lammas. We want to share our very own Focaccia bread recipe and the ritual workings that we partake in while preparing this yummy dish.

The Summer Solstice is just around the corner, so our resident kitchen witch is sharing a magickal luncheon that’s packed full of summer freshness and flavor. The best part about this luncheon? It requires minimal cooking!

Even if you’re new to your path, or you don’t work with the Fae, this bread recipe is loaded with high vibrational energy which can raise your own frequencies. As long as you infuse this bread with your positive intent and powerful innate magick, opportunities to grow and prosper will show themselves.

Our resident Kitchen Witch, Ash, decided to put together an Imbolc ritual that can be conducted by solitairy practitioners and covens alike. Using kitchen magick, Ash offers an easy recipe to follow that you pair with a meditative ritual to bring abundance and prosperity in the coming Spring.

This springtime recipe is fit for witches of all experience levels, kitchen witches and non-kitchen witches alike. You won’t need a chef’s hat for this delightfully witchy meal!

Since breakfast tends to be our first meal of the day, it makes for the perfect time to cast a little kitchen magick to influence your day. This can be something as simple as drinking a glass of orange juice to help encourage a promotion at work or making light and fluffy cinnamon waffles to attract all forms of abundance. We have the recipe for you!

A lot of people may think that the only way to do this is to whip up a recipe and cook, but we're here to tell you that there are so many other ways to practice kitchen magick than by cooking!

A witch’s cauldron is one of the most versatile tools a witch can have on hand. Aside from it dating back centuries as being the center point of a witch’s hearth for both warmth and cooking food, it has been used in modern years as a vessel for magickal workings. We're sharing 5 uses for the witch’s cauldron, all of which can be accomplished by beginner and experienced witches alike.

Due to the world’s current events of racial injustice - especially prevalent in the US - we want to tap into the original symbolism of the pear tree rather than the lovey-dovey counterpart it is usually recognized for. And what better way to tap into the magick of food than with kitchen magick?

We want to share with you my personal favorite kitchen magick herbs that are not only tasty but also very easy to grow. Even if you’re a brown thumb that burns everything in the kitchen, you can still likely grow one of these herbs right from your kitchen counter!

Our resident kitchen witch has put together a very simple recipe that anyone can throw together. The best part? Your household Fae will LOVE it and it is so versatile in the kitchen! So, if you’re wanting to mix and mingle kitchen magick and Faery magick, this recipe is for you.

Our resident kitchen witch has put together a list of some of her own kitchen altar items. These items are so ordinary that only the trained eye would notice these as being ‘out of place’.

Our resident kitchen witch is sharing 5 everyday seasonings that can be found in just about any witch’s kitchen pantry that can also be used in your spellwork. Grab those measuring spoons and tie on that apron - let’s get witchy in the kitchen!

Today our resident kitchen witch is sharing a twist on a traditional spell and blending it into a protective smoothie. So grab your blender and get ready because we are about to get kitchen witchin’!

Do you feel a call to kitchen witchery but don’t know where to start? We want to share the foundation of what kitchen magick really is, what it means to be a kitchen witch on the daily, and how to embrace your newfound home within the hearth. We’ll also be sharing a simple kitchen cleansing ritual to get you started.

Ash, our resident kitchen witch, loves to honor the Fae spirits during the spring equinox by giving them a traditional feast! She’s sharing her own Ostara recipe for Fae Frittata Muffins that are specially made for her own Fae spirits, but can also be made to honor spring itself.