A kitchen witch is a witch that focuses her magical practice in the house and home and uses things that are commonly found in the kitchen like Magickal tools.

Kitchen witchcraft can be an expression of religious faith; A kitchen witch can focus its spirituality on ancestral spirits or on the gods or goddesses of the home, or it can simply be a creative consequence of the domestic activities of a secular witch, or anything intermediate. A kitchen witch can belong to any religion or not belong to any.

A kitchen witch can use rituals in your magical work, but kitchen witchcraft often implies the use of environmental energies, such as essential oils, herbs and everyday objects.

Then, they are infused with the personal energy of the witch towards its purpose. Kitchen witches are practical beings and are not usually too strict with ingredients, but are willing to improvise when necessary.

A kitchen witch can integrate witchcraft in all or in any of the aspects of your domestic activities. Many cooking witches are also «man» people, who like crafts in which they can weave their magic.

Cook

The kitchen witches are usually excellent cooks, or at least passionate cooks they love to experiment with new flavors and recipes.

A kitchen sorcerer can infuse magic to your kitchen by selecting the ingredients depending on their properties, often referring to alchemical correspondences or working strictly by intuition.

A kitchen sorcerer can also use special songs while cooking, removes and kneads to infuse your intention or energy in the final product.

Home decoration

Many kitchen witches decorate their houses with protective magical symbols or to be in harmony with the elements or nature.

The colors and design elements can be chosen taking into account their symbolic nature and their magical energies. Some kitchen witches do it for intuition or instinct, and others turn to Feng Shui for inspiration.

Home and laundry cleaning

Kitchen witches can incorporate their magical practice into all aspects of domestic tasks, including laundry and general cleaning. This may involve perfuming clothes with herbs chosen to attract the desired energies to the bearer or the house.

To do this, add essential oil to the sprayed water on the iron or put a bag of dried herbs in the dryer, among other methods.

The home can be impregnated with herbal energy creating cleaning products and herbal washes with desirable properties. Purification rituals that often imply kissing to be carried out regularly to eliminate unwanted energies and maintain the holiness of the home.

The kitchen witch doll

The kitchen witch doll is a tradition originally from Eastern Europe. In doll or doll it is a somewhat stereotyped harpy, often overweight and a ridiculously large nose, mounted in a broom, although there are variations. The broom can be replaced by a wooden spoon, a blender or any other kitchen utensil. The appearance of the witch also varies. Sometimes it is quite sexy.

Giving a kitchen witch doll is considered good luck for both those who give it and for those who receive it.

It is said that his presence in the kitchen brings good luck and avoids disasters in the kitchen, such as burned food and the pots boiling, in addition to inspiring the creativity of the chef. It also protects home from negative energies that other people can direct.

Some human cooking witches believe that the doll is somewhat offensive, but others believe it is Mona.

More information

• The Sacred Home
• Witchcraft in the kitchen at About.com

Books

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Cook in the moonlight by Kerri Ann Allrich
Cook according to Kerri Ann Allrich stations
Witch in the kitchen by Cait Johnson
The kitchen witch: recipes, lotions and seasonal potions for each pagan festival. By Soraya