Warm vanilla sugar. Remember that Bath and Body works scent? If not, I’m sure you’ll remember using vanilla extract while baking Christmas cookies with Nana. Vanilla is one of those scents and flavors that is distinct. And in its uniqueness lies its power. An exotic and expensive plant, vanilla’s uses are many. It is often employed in the sweet ways in the kitchen but it can also be used in …
Did you know that cinnamon in your witch’s cabinet is super useful and super powerful? We’ve written an entire article on the magical and medicinal properties of cinnamon here, if you’d like to dive deep into this exotic spice. But, either way, it’s a boon for you to learn how to cast a simple cinnamon spell for the first of the month to bring prosperity and protection to you and …
Garlic is one of those things you either love or hate. I’ve never known anyone to “sort of” like garlic. Well, I’m on the garlic side of the fence. I LOVE it. And I use it on a regular basis in my culinary and magical endeavors. Even if you don’t like the taste of garlic, consider using it in your MAGICK. Let’s open our witches’ cabinets and explore garlic magical …
Open your refrigerator’s crisper, open your pantry, and you’ll find an entire stock of magical ingredients. Have you ever thought of the potato in your pantry as magical? What about utilizing the potency of an onion? Or the energy in a head of broccoli? Yes, vegetables are indeed vibrant and ready to lend their energy to our lives. They all have their own history, folklore, and magical properties. And here, …
No other herb is so prevalent yet so overlooked in our culture than mint. There are various kinds of mints in the mint family including spearmint and peppermint. In this post, we open the witches’ cabinet on the mint family overall and identify mint magical properties and its many powerful witchy uses. We will also include its folklore, mythology, medicinal properties and health benefits. First, What is Mint? Mint, also …
They add their savoury flavor to a wide variety of culinary dishes and have been doing so since the time of Grecian antiquity. Shrouded in myth, almost every practitioner of magic has used bay laurel in their spell casting. Bay is versatile in its use both in the kitchen and on the altar. And, fun fact, most ivy league schools like Stanford and Oxford grow some version of the Bay …