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Look for this new and improved coconut macroon recipe tonight! #blogger #thekitchenwitch #blog #food #macaroon https://www.instagram.com/p/Bv17_dMlcZS/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=gnu5nkczyv65
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I'm pleased to introduce a new vendor to @nevadacitycraftfair. @andiethekitchenwitch makes all-natural, crystal-infused, herbal bodycare and aromatherapy products. All of the herbs she uses are homegrown or locally sourced from area farms. I'm especially in love with this brilliant collection of sensory play doughs for kids, infused with essential oils and bright colors! The Kitchenwitch is based out of the Sacramento area and I'm happy to welcome her to Nevada City Craft Fair on May 20th. We are partnering up with @nevadacityvillagemarketday in #DowntownNevadaCity. It's going to be a lovely day to come out and play with us, so mark your calendars. More details to come! #andiethekitchenwitch #handmadebodycare#handmadeherbalproducts #thekitchenwitch #nevadcitycraftfair#minersfoundry #nevadacity #sacramento #maker #makersgonnamake#makermovement #craftfair #handmade #madeincalifornia
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#WhoIFollow: Kitchen Witchcraft with Food Blogger @thekitchenwitch
In the #WhoIFollow series, we ask Instagrammers to share their favorite people to follow. For more photos and videos from Jess and her favorites, follow @thekitchenwitch, @yossyarefi, @thehousepie, @waywardspark and @thegreatkosmickitchen on Instagram.
Jess Schreibstein (@thekitchenwitch) credits childhood summer vacations chowing down on local butter-coated sweet corn on Chincoteague Island, Virginia, as a stepping stone in her path to food blogging. Inspired by her parents who were both talented in their kitchen at home, Jess began trying her hand in the kitchen when she left home. "The more I began to cook, the more I began to approach food as more than just putting a meal on the table," she says. "It's this amazing thing—so much of our health and energy comes from what we choose to eat." Jess's passion for food is evident in her Instagram photos, where she shares everyday moments made all the more special with freshly baked cookies or a trip to the farmers market. Putting the emphasis on simple, local and seasonal ingredients, she lets the food tell the story in her photos to demonstrate that home cooking is not only accessible but also fun.
An active member in the Washington D.C. food scene, Jess founded the DC Food Swap, a series of teaching events where individuals learn cooking techniques or trade homemade goods. As she explains, the DC Food Swap was created "to bring together our local food community and create opportunity for new cooks to practice and share their efforts in a supportive space." Jess has been documenting her culinary exploits on her blog, Witchin' in the Kitchen, for four years and uses Instagram as a quick, informal way to share her culinary witchcraft and find inspiration.
Looking to expand your kitchen knowledge? Jess shares some of her favorite Instagram accounts.
Brooklyn food stylist @yossyarefi - Yossy's beautiful blog, recipes and photographs have been an inspiration for me for a long, long time.
Folklorist, writer and food blogger @thehousepie - Everything I know about pie history and folklore I can credit to my friend Emily.
Rural living in Western Oregon with @waywardspark - Camille is a force. I've learned so much about preserving and putting up food from her.
Food blogger @thegreatkosmickitchen - Finding Summer Ashley through Instagram was like finding a long-lost friend. Her photos are a great introduction on using food and herbs for healing.
Jess Schreibstein, founder of the awesome DC Food Swap, posted a delicious looking recipe on her Instagram for some spicy pickled onions. I loooove a pickled onion.
one of my favorite things to make in winter is spicy onion pickle, a fiery addition to salads and cheese plates. RECIPE! in a large jar, combine 1 sliced red onion, 1 sliced jalapeño, 4 bay leaves, 1 tablespoon whole allspice or pickling spices, 1/4 cup white vinegar, 1/2 cup freshly-squeezed grapefruit juice, and a pinch 'o salt. shake shake Shake to distribute the liquid and let it sit at room temp. for 6+ hours, shaking every so often. store in the fridge for up to 6 weeks. pair with pickled beets and crumbled goat cheese for a killer snack.