This week’s magical herb is parsley. Parsley has a bright, rich and slightly bitter flavor. It’s one of the most commonly used garnishes anywhere. Parsley is a traditional component of bouquet garni, and is used all over the world. Latin Name: Petroselinum crispum Other Names: Garden Parsley Gender: Masculine Element:…
Black represents protection, respect, honor, meditation, banishing, grounding, wisdom, learning, uncrossing, repelling negativity, shapeshifting, scrying, contacting spirits, night, truth. TwitterFacebookWhatsAppGoogle+BufferLinkedInPin It
This week’s magical herb is paprika. Paprika has a sweet, spicy, smoky flavor and a rich, earthy scent. Famously used in chicken paprikash, paprika is widely used in Hungarian and Spanish dishes. Latin Name: Capsicum annum Other Names: Chili Pepper, Bird Pepper Gender: Masculine Element: Fire Planet: Mars Sign: Aries,…
Gold represents masculinity, luxury, power, success, confidence, creativity, divinity, abundance, solar magic, justice, health, attraction, energy, strength, mental ability. TwitterFacebookWhatsAppGoogle+BufferLinkedInPin It
This week’s magical herb is oregano. Oregano has a strong, savory flavor and pungent aroma. While famous for its use in Italian dishes, oregano is also found in Mexican cuisine, and surprisingly, in many perfumes. Latin Name: Origanum vulgare Other Names: Unknown Gender: Feminine Element: Air, Earth Planet: Mercury Sign:…
White represents purity, truth, inspiration, clarity, spirituality, enlightenment, unity, peace, balance, healing, consecration, protection, clairvoyance, solar magic, lunar magic. TwitterFacebookWhatsAppGoogle+BufferLinkedInPin It
This week’s magical herb is nutmeg. Nutmeg is rich, warm, fragrant and nutty. Known as a “pumpkin pie spice” in the US, Nutmeg is also used in Indonesian, Dutch and Scottish cuisine. Latin Name: Myristica fragrans Other Names: Unknown Gender: Masculine Element: Fire Planet: Jupiter Sign: Leo, Sagittarius, Pisces Day:…
Silver represents femininity, stability, intuition, dreams, psychic ability, removing negativity, divinity, victory, meditation, lunar magic, and luck. TwitterFacebookWhatsAppGoogle+BufferLinkedInPin It
This week’s magical herb is mustard. Mustard seeds’ flavor can vary through sweet, spicy, nutty and earthy. While often considered a popular American condiment, mustard seeds are also used frequently in French and German cooking. Latin Name: Brassica juncea Other Names: Indian Mustard, Leaf Mustard, Chinese Mustard Gender: Masculine Element:…
If you’re looking for a dash of magic, the Witch’s Cabinet has everything you need. Burn some incense, throw the bones or cast your magical spells. Witches, warlocks and workers of the old arts stock up here. TwitterFacebookWhatsAppGoogle+BufferLinkedInPin It
This week’s magical herb is mint. Mint has a cool, refreshing flavor and a fantastic scent. Known for its use in Mint Juleps, mint is also a component of tabbouleh and a number of other Middle Eastern dishes. Latin Name: Mentha Other Names: Varies Gender: Masculine Element: Air Planet: Mercury,…
Get a taste of regal finery in the Treasure Room. Dress up in pearls and lace or adorn your space with ivory and gold. Come in and nourish your inner king or queen with a bit of opulence. TwitterFacebookWhatsAppGoogle+BufferLinkedInPin It
This week’s magical herb is marjoram. Marjoram has a sweet, rich taste similar to oregano. Marjoram is most notably used in “herbs de provence” and is used widely in Greek and Italian cuisine, especially with lamb. Latin Name: Origanum majorana Other Names: Sweet Marjoram, Knotted Marjoram Gender: Masculine Element: Air…
Honor the gifts of the Earth with a trip to the Natural Nook. Bones, stones, feathers and gems can be found here. Enter freely, those who wish to share in nature’s offerings. TwitterFacebookWhatsAppGoogle+BufferLinkedInPin It