The Kitchen Witch: Your Complete Guide to Creating a Magical Kitchen with Natural Ingredients, Sacred Rituals, and Spellwork (House Witchcraft, Magic, & Spells Series) Hardcover – July 11, 2023

Got for my mom, she loved it.

Witchy and fun perfect for Fall!

Love this book series.. this book is full of good information

Love this book and the information it provides. Not as many recipes as I was looking for but still a all around good book

Book was very informative. Would definitely recommend for a beginner kitchen witch.

This book has been so helpful for me!

I wanted to sit and think about this before writing a review. First, this isn't a terrible book, but there are some areas where I felt it lacked. So, the first thing is that the author sets up a very precise definition of what a kitchen witch is, which is fine, but to this old crone it's all just plain witchcraft. It doesn't need precise labels for gatekeeping or to make it more acceptable to the Christian mainstream. Books that try to make witchcraft sound less like witchcraft in order to make it palatable to the masses make me cringe a bit. Especially since the book then goes on to give the basics of general witchcraft.Don't get me wrong, it's a great little correspondences book, and rehashing of the basics for a neophyte.I got really excited when I saw the section on FOODS and their magickal properties. The book is worth it for this section alone and is the reason I didn't deduct another star. I was HOPING the author would then go into spell-like recipes. Like a good fortune stew or friendship bread - something to that effect.But the best I got was a witchy hot cocoa, some witchy teas, and a lot of basic witchcraft spells that didn't really scream "kitchen witch" to me. Maybe it's my own idea of, after almost 40 years of practice, what I'd include in a kitchen witch book. I did deduct one star for the lack of actual food dish recipes.Level: Beginner 101Target Audience: Beginners and the Mildly CuriousStrengths: Great lists of correspondences and witchy basics with a wonderful food correspondences section.Weaknesses: Could have focused more on food and drink recipes and not just general witchcraft which would have made it a stronger book overall. Also, it's not a scholarly work, so if you're looking for that, this isn't it. I wasn't overly keen on some of the half-hearted symbol descriptions, and I cringed a little during the whole witch burnings section. So, yeah. Not the best book for those things. I would not recommend anyone use it as their only introductory reference to witchcraft.Should you buy it? If you don't have a book with magickal food correspondences or you're a complete beginner curious about the basics of witchcraft, absolutely. But don't use it as your only reference. For experienced witches though, this isn't really a book for you.

Super cute. Has a lot of fun ideas and info