cooking with the kitchen witch: magical recipes from the hearth

Transform Your Cooking with Edible Alchemy

Featuring nearly 100 original recipes, this follow-up to A Kitchen Witch’s Cookbook presents mouthwatering inspiration for potlucks, sabbats, weekday meals, and more. With dishes like apple cider pot roast and strawberry-lavender chicken wings, this book offers inventive flavor combinations that build off the latest gastronomic trends.

Your kitchen is a sacred space where you can elevate even the most mundane meal prep into meaningful ritual. Patricia ＂Trish＂ Telesco teaches you how to add a dash of enchantment to any meal whether you’re working your magic with a slow cooker or firing up the grill.

With edible flowers, culinary correspondences, and recipes for the twelve sun signs, this illustrated book will help you unlock the hidden power in your pantry and take your kitchen witchery to new heights.

Recipes include:
Antipasto Skewers - Chakra Pinwheels - Champagne Punch - Fulfillment Fajitas - Full Moon Cauliflower Steak - Honey Nut Brie - Hot Cranberry Courage - Oat-Hazelnut Creativity Cookies - Oneness Onion Soup - Progressive Pork and Beans

Includes a foreword by Lilith Dorsey, author of Water Magic

Trish Telesco is a professional author with more than 50 metaphysical titles on the market.

Trish considers herself a kitchen witch whose love of folkore (and a bit of Strega) flavor every spell and ritual. Her strongest beliefs lie in following personal vision, being tolerant of other traditions, making life an act of worship, and being the magic!

Trish travels minimally twice per month to give lectures and workshops around the country. She has appeared on several television segments and maintains a strong, visible presence in the public through journals like Circle Network News, and on the internet through popular sites like Witchvox.com, her home page, and her Yahoo! Clu
Club.

Her current pet projects include supporting pagan land funds and coordinating spiritually oriented tours to Europe.

Lilith Dorsey (New Orleans, Louisiana) comes from a Celtic, Afro-Caribbean, and Native American spirituality. They are the editor and publisher of Oshun-African Magickal Quarterly and filmmaker of the documentary Bodies of Water: Voodoo Identity and Tranceformation. They are co-host of the YouTube show Witchcraft & Voodoo. Lilith is also the author of Voodoo and Afro-Caribbean Paganism (Citadel, 2005) and Orishas, Goddesses, and Voodoo Queens (Weiser, 2020).