#witch recipes

[thescarlettbitch]

Witchy Spiked Spiced Hot Cocoa

My favorite winter drink

Hey, I'm Red, I'm 23, and I love making fun drinks, and doing kitchen magic. I've been a witch since I was 11, ish, and pagan since I was about 13.

Anything you do with intention is a spell. Cooking, cleaning, crafting. As my town experiences the first snow of the season, here is a simple, easy, edible spell.

As always, I'm a stranger on the internet. Do your own research.

When I make my hot cocoa, I usually eyeball it, but I'll give you close measurements.

Makes 1-2 servings

Ingredients

1/2 tbsp vanilla extract

1 cup milk or milk substitute

1/4 cup heavy cream (or substitute)

1-2 cinnamon sticks

1/2 tsp nutmeg

1/2 tsp ground cloves or 1-2 whole cloves

1/2 tsp allspice

1/2-1 bar of your preferred chocolate (I prefer dark, as close to pure cacao as possible)

2tbsp cocoa powder (or your preferred hot chocolate mix according to instruction)

sugar/honey/maple syrup/sweetener (to taste)

Optional: 1-2 tbsp moon water

Optional: 1/2-2 shots of Irish Cream/Bourbon Cream/preffered cream liqueur (depending on how strong or weak you want it)

Whipped cream or marshmallows

Witchy Correspondence

Vanilla - love, attraction, empowerment, comfort, luck

Cinnamon - success, healing, prosperity, power, luck

Nutmeg - money, protection, luck

Cloves - protection, money, banishing negativity

Allspice - success, compassion, money, luck, healing

Chocolate - I use dark chocolate, which is grounding, love, prosperity

Sweetener - sweetening the circumstances

Moon water - cleansing, additional power, strength, grounding

Instructions

Cleanse your space and tools (physically and spiritually, don't cook with dirty dishes)

Set your intention. Mine is usually that this drink will boost my luck in the coming months, keep me warm, safe, and comfortable, heal any hurt I am experiencing, keep me grounded and present.

Combine milk, moon water (again, optional), spices, and chocolate bar into a pot on medium heat, stir clockwise (attraction) continuously until the chocolate is melted

As you stir, repeat your intention.

Add the cocoa powder, sift it for easier incorporation, stirring continuously

Sweeten to taste, adjust the spices to taste

Remove from heat, strain out any whole spices.

Add the liquor

Serve with whipped cream or marshmallows and a sprinkle of cinnamon

Enjoy!

[witchunderthewillow]

🍞🌾🍂Communal Bread Recipe Circle 🍂🌾🍞

There’s something sacred and comforting about bread 🍞✨

Whether you bake for sabbats, moon feasts, Sunday comfort, or just because your kitchen spirits demand it, I’d love to gather a little bread magic together here.

Share your favorite bread recipes below. The ones that feel like home, that carry memories, or that always seem to turn out just right.

Sourdoughs, sweet loaves, herbed focaccias, moon rolls…all are welcome at this table.

[zombie-graveyrd]

Black salt

My recipe for black salt + a bonus protection spell.

Tools:

Dish for black salt

Cauldron/fire safe dish

Charcoal round

Ingredients:

Parsley

Rosemary

Eggshell powder

Red pepper

Black pepper

Sage

Bay leaf

Salt

Protection oil

Set the charcoal round on or in your fire safe dish. I used my mini cauldron. Use a lighter or match to light it until it sparks 💥. Mix Parsley, rosemary, sage, red pepper, and black pepper together. Dump your herb and other mix onto the charcoal round and let it burn. I put a few drops of protection oil onto the top. I then set a bay leaf on top and light it on fire to burn it.

After all of the herbs are ash I usually have some of the charcoal disk left. From there I crush up the charcoal and mix it with the ash from the protection spell.

I mix pink salt in and eggshell powder then I pour it into my salt dish.

‼️ Ventilate your space, open windows when burning shit ‼️

[nfumbewalk]

Abre Camino W/O Abre Camino!

Old Lucero shrine.

This is an excellent road opening recipe that really works if you don't have Abre Camino.

Allspice Cinnamon Bay Sage Clover or Vetiver

Cook herbs for 7-9 minutes. Strain & bottle. Add colonia (Florida Water, Bay Rum, or Kolonia 1800), and holy or Serene Water.

Powder it up & use it on candles (carefully!), sprinkle & dust etc.

This recipe is original & very potent. I've used it for many years. With myself & clients.

Pass around the recipe but give some 💖 and credit to Jen @ [email protected].

Queries? Inbox me.

If you like recipes, I have plenty more to come, that aren't online or in books!

[coinandcandle]

Kitchen Witchery - Lavender Earl Grey Cookies

The Spring/ Vernal equinox is coming up!

I don't have a lot of time to set up a party like I usually do, so instead I plan on making these cookies and taking them to my friends and family on (or near) the equinox! Of course I plan on offering some to the Deities and house spirits as well.

Find out more about the spring equinox here.

Here's what you'll need:

10 tbsp unsalted butter, at room temperature

½ cup powdered sugar

½ teaspoon pure vanilla extract

1 ½ cups all-purpose flour

1/2 teaspoon kosher salt optional

½ tbsp Lavender syrup

½ tbsp earl grey tea

Here's what you do:

In a stand mixer, beat the butter, lavender syrup and vanilla extract until creamed.

Add the sugar and salt and mix until combined.

Scrape the sides of the bowl, getting the mixture back into the center, and add flour while beating on low.

Add the earl grey, scrape the bowl again and mix until combined. It’s will be crumbly, not a cohesive dough. This is good!

Take out the crumbly dough and smush the crumbly bits together to shape the dough either into a rectangular prism or cylinder , wrap in plastic and chill for at least an hour, or until firm.

Preheat the oven to 350F (177C).

Cut 1/2 inch thick slices of the cookie dough. You’ll have little rectangles or circles depending on how you shaped the dough.

Place these sliced cookies onto a baking sheet lined with parchment paper, making sure they are at least an inch apart.

Create a pattern on top if you’d like.

Bake for 10-15 minutes, making sure to rotate the baking sheet in the oven halfway through.

Move the cookies to a cooling tray if available, otherwise you can allow them to cool on the pan.

You can change the additions to this as you like, maybe make some chai shortbread cookies or another tea! Maybe matcha? The possibilities are endless!

Tips:

Add a tsp of lemon juice instead of earl grey to make a great springtime desert!

Use a toothpick, fork, or skewer to make designs on the top of the cookies.

Use Lady Grey tea instead of earl grey to create Lady Lavender cookies!

Serve with black tea (perhaps earl grey!)

[celticauswitch]

I made some new protection oil for the shop 🌞

[cajunwitch101]

Sacred Oak Oil

We are about a month away from Samhain so I figured I'd share a few suggestions of my favorite Samhain blends.These are merely my suggestions so don't be afraid to add a little bit more or less of this or come up with some terrific concoctions of your own.The first one is a sacred oak oil.I remember when I was a child my granny would take us kids to gather oak leaves and acorns for this oil.We always had so much fun foraging with her.She would explain what everything was and why she used it.I sure do miss her .Anyways here's the recipe..

Sacred Oak Oil

1 cup broken up oak leaves

1 cup grape oil (sunflower oil will do also)

2 pinches of salt

A couple of acorns

Blend ingredients and simmer on low heat for about 15 mins.Remove from heat and let it cool down.You can strain it or leave it as it is.Put in container.To charge the oil bring it into your sacred space or your method of choice charging items.Now the oil can be used to charge and anoint items such as candle..etc..

Samhain Incense

Blend 1 tablespoon of each of the following..

Nettle

Bayleaf

Tarragon

Sage

Calendula

Crush oak leaves

2 drops of frankincense or myrrh