The Kitchen Witch Returns!

The Kitchen Witch returns with her sleeves rolled up. This companion volume moves from story and folklore into practice and seasonality. The first half reflects honestly on the tension between the fantasy and reality of making magic in the kitchen. The second half offers a seasonal treasury of recipes, crafts, foraging, ferments, spells, simmer pots, meditations, and blessings, one for each turn of the Wheel of the Year.

A beautifully illustrated companion book to the bestselling Kitchen Witch: Food, Folklore and Fairy Tales with another stunning cover by our favourite artist Jessica Roux..

Read more about the book and buy your copy of the Kitchen Witch Companion today!

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