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Eveline, Eclectic, Clairvoyant, just a bit messy. - Cornwall, UK. - California, USA Sun-♋️ Moon-♏️ Rising-♌️ Feel free to message me or ask questions!
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RECIPES I KEEP IN MY KITCHEN WITCH JOURNAL
My Original Content:
Soft Buttery Rolls
Healing Tea
Sweet Cream Buns
Baklava
Witchy Tomato Basil Soup
Birds Of Prey Inspired Spicy Avocado Breakfast Sandwich on Ciabatta Bread
Witchy Thumbprint Cookies
Magick Chocolate Chip Cookies
Imbolc Rosemary Jerk Baked Chicken
Witchy Pot Roast
Sweet Earl Grey Lavender Ice Cream with a Blackberry swirl
To heal a heartbreak cookies: Raspberry dark chocolate chunk cookies
PUERTO RICAN STYLE AVENA OATMEAL WITH A WITCHY TWIST
Other of my favorite recipes:
French Silk Pie
Rosemary, pepper, lavender skillet bread
Creamy summer vegetable soup
Salted Honey Pie 🍯
Love Thyself Brownies
Orange cake recipe
🌿Lavender Tea Infusion🌿
Fresh Apple Autumn Cake with Honey-Cinnamon Glaze
Pretzel buns
Foodie Friday: Acorn Bread!
Cold Season Soup–Vegetable Soup with White Beans, Cauliflower, and Quinoa
Moon Spell Cookies
Perfect lemon meringues
Chocolate muffins 🌙
Foodie Friday: Tiramisu!
100 year old gingerbread recipe
Strawberry juice 🍓
Witches’ Honey Bread
Warming Autumn Soup
Magickal snickerdoodles ☀️💘
Moon Cookies
Earl Grey Shortbread
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Summer solstice honey cakes ☀️🌻
Happy summer solstice! Here’s a recipe to honour the day:
(Makes about 30 cupcakes or 2 big cakes)
Ingredients:
Cake:
450g plain flour
225g butter
4 tbsp honey
150g sugar
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp cinnamon
1 tsp salt
4 eggs
250 ml milk
1 tsp vanilla extract
Icing:
150g icing sugar
20 ml water
1 tsp cinnamon
As much honey as you want
Lavender (optional)
1. Lay out cake cases or grease your tray if you are making one big cake and preheat your oven to 180C/350F
2. Mix the flour, sugar, baking powder, cinnamon and salt together
3. Add the eggs, honey, butter, milk and vanilla extract and mix until smooth
4. Put the mixture into whatever you are baking it in
5. Bake for 20mins (cupcakes) or 40mins (big cake)
6. Whilst cakes are baking prepare your icing. Mix together the icing sugar, water, cinnamon and honey until smooth. Add more water if you need to.
7. Once the cakes are done, take them out and leave to cool
8. When the cakes are cool, drizzle the icing onto them. Add lavender if you wish
9. Eat!
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**Reminder that "smudging" is part of a closed practice. Please call it smoke cleansing.
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Ways you can celebrate Yule that aren’t just Christmas.
Celebrate on the correct days!: Yule is a solstice sabbat, which means it’s on the day before, of, and after the winter solstice*. It’s NOT December 25th.
Hang all kinds of evergreens everywhere: Do you know why? Because while snow is very pretty at first after a while the never ending blinding white and brown and black starts to drive you slowly insane. Holly and Mistletoe are the two brightest green plants you could get your hands on during winter so of course they were everywhere!
Light a massive bonfire**: It’s dark and cold and everyone is miserable. Burn some shit! If you aren’t a heathen then Yule is about the rebirth of the sun god(dess?). Welcome that guy back with the best sun imitation you could get!
Leave feed out for Odin’s Horse: Kids would leave out hay or treats for Odin’s Horse(Sleipnir) to eat while he road in the wild hunt. A gift given means a gift must be returned and so Odin(also known as the parents) would leave treats for the kids. Yes this is where Santa came from.
Make winter clothes: Winter was the time when all the housework was done because, well, you can’t plant when the field is under five feet of snow. Clothes were often made during this time and given to the family.
Welcome guests into your home: If there was one thing the Germanic people valued it was hospitality. Friend who has no were to go? Come on over! Your kid’s friend who comes from a tricky home? Why don’t they stay a night or two. Everyone is invited!
Anything that still has Yule in the name probably comes from the original: Yule log, Yule boar, Yule goat. These are all from the original feast day.
Yule is a feast to celebrate the wild hunt: So make a feast!
And finally, throw one hell of a party***: Yule is a Norse holiday guys. There was no such thing as a low-key party in that culture. The majority of their myths can be summed up thusly; partying, beating up someone who ruined the partying, partying because they beat someone up. Have fun!
*These are the days I do it because celebrating for 12 days - 2 months is impractical.
**Don’t be dumb with fire.
***Don’t do anything illegal.
I’m not a heathen, and also observe Yule very low-key because I still live in my parents house. If there is anything I missed or got wrong please add onto this!
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･ ｡ﾟ☆: *.☽ .* :☆ﾟ.
𝕞𝕒𝕘𝕚𝕔 𝕚𝕟 𝕖𝕧𝕖𝕣𝕪𝕕𝕒𝕪 𝕝𝕚𝕗𝕖
･ ｡ﾟ☆: *.☽ .* :☆ﾟ.
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A witch is a witch.
A witch is a witch, regardless of gender.
There are female witches
There are male witches
There are cis witches
There are transgender witches
There are nonbinary witches
There are agender and genderless witches
There are bigender and trigender witches
There are genderfluid witches
There are gender nonconforming witches
There are witches of all genders.
A witch is a witch, regardless of sexuality.
There are straight witches
There are gay/mlm and lesbian/wlw witches
There are queer witches
There are bisexual/biromantic and pansexual/panromantic witches
There are asexual and aromantic witches
There are questioning witches
There are polyamorous witches
There are monogamous witches
There are lgbtq+ witches
There are witches of all sexualities.
A witch is a witch, regardless of race.
There are caucasian witches
There are indigenous witches
There are black witches
There are latinxs witches
There are asian witches
There are polynesian witches
There are biracial and mixed witches
There are witches of all races.
A witch is a witch, regardless of belief.
There are atheist witches
There are christian witches
There are hindu witches
There are jewish witches
There are muslim witches
There are shinto witches
There are kemetic witches
There are hellenic witches
There are wiccan witches
There are satanic witches
There are monotheistic witches
There are polytheistic witches
There are witches of all beliefs.
A witch is a witch if they say they’re a witch.
There are neurotypical witches
There are autistic witches
There are spoonie witches
There are mentally handicapped witches
There are able-bodied witches
There are physically handicapped witches
There are openly practicing witches
There are closeted witches
There are curse-negative witches
There are curse-positive witches
There are heavily devoted witches
There are hobbyist witches
There are thin witches
There are big witches
There are tall witches
There are short witches
There are rich witches
There are poor witches
There are old witches
There are young witches
There are beginning witches
There are veteran witches
There are so many different kinds of people who identify as witches.
A witch is a witch, period, bitch.
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I Have Returned!
Hi all, it’s been a minute, but I’m back!
I moved to a sleepy mystical little town in Northern California which is perfect for my craft
feel free to shoot questions about anything!
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Victorian Blue Guilloche Enamel and Rose Cut Diamond Heart Ring
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2019 Full Moon Dates (UTC)
🌕Wolf Moon: Jan 21 🐾
🌕Snow Moon: Feb 19 ❄️
🌕Worm Moon: Mar 21 🐛
🌕Pink Moon: Apr 19 💖
🌕Flower Moon: May 18 💐
🌕Strawberry Moon: June 17 🍓
🌕Thunder Moon: July 16 ⛈
🌕Sturgeon Moon: Aug 15 🐟
🌕Harvest Moon: Sep 14 🌾
🌕Hunter’s Moon: Oct 13 🏹
🌕Beaver Moon: Nov 12 🌳
🌕Cold Moon: Dec 12 ☃️
🎆I hope 2019 is a lovely year for your craft❣️🌈
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