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Summer solstice honey cakes ☀️🌻

Happy summer solstice! Here’s a recipe to honour the day:

(Makes about 30 cupcakes or 2 big cakes)

Ingredients:

Cake:

450g plain flour

225g butter

4 tbsp honey

150g sugar

1 tsp baking powder

1 tsp cinnamon

1 tsp salt

4 eggs

250 ml milk

1 tsp vanilla extract

Icing:

150g icing sugar

20 ml water

1 tsp cinnamon

As much honey as you want

Lavender (optional)

1. Lay out cake cases or grease your tray if you are making one big cake and preheat your oven to 180C/350F

2. Mix the flour, sugar, baking powder, cinnamon and salt together

3. Add the eggs, honey, butter, milk and vanilla extract and mix until smooth

4. Put the mixture into whatever you are baking it in

5. Bake for 20mins (cupcakes) or 40mins (big cake)

6. Whilst cakes are baking prepare your icing. Mix together the icing sugar, water, cinnamon and honey until smooth. Add more water if you need to.

7. Once the cakes are done, take them out and leave to cool

8. When the cakes are cool, drizzle the icing onto them. Add lavender if you wish

9. Eat!

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Australian Deities

Second post of this series, since you guys liked part 1. Hope our neighboring witches find use in this. <3

Adnoartina - Guardian God (Uluru)

Altjira - Creator God (Northern Territory)

Arawotya - God of Creation (Central Australia)

Bagadjimbiri - God of Creation (Western Australia)

Baiame - God of the Skies (New South Wales)

Bamapana - Trickster God (Northern Territory)

Bellin-Bellin - God of Wind (Victoria)

Bildjuwuaroju - Goddess of Creation (Northeastern Australia)

Binbeal - God of Rainbows (Victoria)

Birrahgnooloo - Goddess of Fertility (New South Wales)

Bobbi-Bobbi - God of the Hunt (Northern Territory)

Bunbulama - Goddess of Rain (Arnhem Land)

Bunjil - God of Creation (Victoria)

Daramulum - God of Creation (New South Wales)

Darana - God of Creation (Australia)

Dhakhan - Ancestral God (Queensland)

Dilga - Goddess of Fertility (Western Australia)

Djanggawul - Unisex Deity of Creation (Northern Territory)

Eingana - Goddess of Creation (Western Australia)

Erathipa - Goddess of Reincarnation (Central Australia)

Gnowee - Goddess of the Sun (Southeast Australia)

Goanna - Protector God (New South Wales)

Ipilya - God of Storms (Groote Eylandt)

Julana - God of Wrongdoing (Western Australia)

Julunggul - Goddess of Lust and Desire (Arnhem Land)

Junkgowa-Sisters - Goddesses of the Sea (Australia)

Jurawadbad - God of Snakes (Northern Territory)

Karora - God of Creation (Northern Territory)

Kidili - God of the Moon (Western Australia)

Kultana - God of the Dead (Arnhem Land)

Kurukadi - God of Heroics (Australia)

Lumaluma - God of Greed (Arnhem Land)

Mamaragan - God of the Storm (Australia)

Mangar-Kunjer-Kunja - God of Creation (Northern Territory)

Minawara - God of Creation (western Australia)

Mudungkala - Goddess of Creation (Melville Island)

Multultu - God of Creation (Central Australia)

Ngalyod - God of Creation (Australia)

Ngurunderi - God of Fish (Murray River)

Njirana - God of Canines (Western Australia)

Pilirin - God of Fire (Northern Territory)

Rainbow-Snake - God of Creation and Fertility (Arnhem Land)

Tjinimin - God of Bats (Northern Territory)

Ulanji - God of Ancestors (Northern Territory)

Waang - God of Patronage (Melbourne)

Wallungunder - Ruling God (Kimberley Region)

Wandjina - Gods of Creation (Kimberley Region)

Waramurungundju - Goddess of Fertility (Northern Territory)

Wati-Kutjara - God of Plants and Vegetation (Australia)

Wawalag - Goddess of Fertility (Arnhem Land)

Wuluwait - God of Rain (Arnhem Land)

Wuraka - Fertility Goddess (Northern Territory)

Yalungur - Unisex Deity of Birth (Australia)

Yhi - Goddess of Creation (Australia)

Yingarna - Goddess of Creation (Australia)

Sources : God checker, God finder, Wikipedia.

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Recipe Masterpost

Dragonbreath Chili

Ghibli inspired soup

Skyrim pie

Vegan chick-fil-a tortilla soup

Zuppa Toscana

Vegan Shepherd’s Pie

Hobbit Strawberries and Cream Bread

Vegan Geschnetzeltes (Creamy German Hunter’s Sauce)

Medieval Chicken Pie

Creamy Summer Vegetable Soup

Butternut Squash and Feta Couscous

Scandinavian Cabbage Soup

Vegan Pumpkin Pie Oatmeal

Violet Jelly

Baked Oatmeal with Berries and Seeds

Goat Cheese and Tomato Pie

Chicken Noodles

Roasted Pepper Ravioli 

Butternut Squash and Mushroom Noodle Bowl

Medieval Pumpkin Soup

Sergeant Angua’s Vegetable Stew with Dumplings

Forest Porridge

 Stuffed Pumpkins

Spinach and Mushroom Calzones

Mashed Potato Bowls

Orzo with Caramelized Fall Vegetables and Ginger

Yet Another Ghibli Inspired Vegetable Soup

Vegan Mushroom, “Beef”, and Onion Hand Pies

#recipes #kitchen witch

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Moderna Medusa

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Nogitsune Room Guardian

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The Nogitsune is the malevolent version of the kitsune (fox spirit). This Nogitsune has a bloodstone crystal heart and six poseable tails that arrange to form the skull-like face of a tormented soul. Its back stands about 7" tall and its coat is made with high quality faux fur that has been intricately quilted together to achieve the skeletal design. The head, and legs are all casted in durable resin. The neck has a fully poseable ball and socket armature inside that will not wear out over time, and the forelegs, and tails have a fully poseable wire armature. The spine and thighs are solid inside, but the back legs can be posed slightly at the hocks.

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Gryfaun Room Guardian For Auction!

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The gryfaun is a hybrid between a faun and a gryphinx, quite a rare creature indeed!It stands about 16 inches tall, and has a sodalite crystal heart with a coat of high quality faux fur. The neck and tail have a fully poseable plastic ball and socket armature that will not wear out over time, and the arms have a fully poseable wire armature. The head, arms, arms and legs are all casted in resin for durability and the horns are durable plastic. 

See how it’s made on my Patreon!

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Curiosities

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Wheel of the Year

Pagan Holidays/ Sabbats

(Southern Hemisphere Dates)

The Sabbats are a group of 8 Pagan holidays marking the passage of the year and the seasons. They are derived from Celtic and Germanic origins and were later melded together to form the Wheel of the Year

The holidays with Celtic Origins are:

·         Imbolc

·         Beltane

·         Lughnasadh/ Lammas

·         Samhain

These are known as the Greater Sabbats or the Moon Sabbats. These fall in between the Lesser Sabbats and are based in Celtic and Gaelic pagan traditions and are also referred to as Fire Festivals

The holidays with Germanic Origins are:

·         Yule

·         Ostara

·         Litha

·         Mabon

These are known as the Lesser Sabbats or the Sun Sabbats  as they are based on the position of the Sun, falling on the Equinoxes and Solstices, known as quarter holidays.

The Sabbats - Basics

Litha

(Summer Solstice/ Midsummer 20th - 23rd December)

The celebration of Litha, usually just referred to as Midsummer, celebrates the longest day of the year and mourns the shortening of days thereafter. It falls when the days are longest and the nights are shortest. The burning of bonfires, the lighting of candles and torchlight processions (rituals intended to ‘encourage the sun’) are popular forms of celebrations among pagans.

Lughnasadh/ Lammas

(First Harvest 1st February)

The midway point between Summer and Autumn, named after the Celtic God of light, Lugh ( according to legend, Lugh’s mother Taitiu cleared the lands for crops to grow), Lughnasadh marks the first harvest of the year. It is the first celebration of Autumn and celebrates the harvest of fresh breads, fruit and grain, and gives gratitude for it. People often make gingerbread men in celebration.

Mabon

(Autumn Equinox/ Second Harvest 20th-23rd March)

Mabon celebrates Autumn and the reaping of the harvest and is the midharvest festival. It gives thanks to the earth and a time on plenty and gratitude. It is a celebration of the fruit of the labor put in through the years and signals the preparation for the coming Winter. Apples and apple magic are associated with Mabon as well as breads, grains, Autumn vegetables, fruits and wine. It is a time to take advantage of the bounty of the season.

Samhain

(Third Harvest/ Witches New Year 1st May)

This is the third and final of the Harvest Sabbats and is one of the most important festivals of the year. It is the festival of the dead and is when it is believed the veil between worlds is the thinnest. It is the eve one honors their passes family, friends and familiars. This is a time to reach out to passed souls and ask for guidance or help, and is a powerful time for cleaning negative energy and starting anew. Jack o’ lanterns are lit to light the way for souls.

Yule

(Winter Solstice 20th - 23rd June)

Yule is held during the winter solstice when the nights are longest. It is a time when the last preparations are made for the coming cold months on the shortest day of the year, and is the celebration of Rebirth.   It is often celebrated in a similar way to Christmas with the exchanging of gifts , feasting, wreath making and the decoration of trees to represent the continual growth and life through the dark cold nights. Mistletoe and the use of the Yule Log to banish evil spirits and bring good luck, are other ways that the Winter Solstice is celebrated.

Imbolc

(The promise of Spring 1st August)

The celebration of the return of spring and the halfway point between the Winter Solstice and the Spring Equinox. The literal translation of Imbolc in Gaelic means ‘in the belly’ and is when the sheep first begin to give milk again, signifying they were pregnant. This is also a time when the first buds of Spring were appearing. During this time crops and animals were blessed to ensure an abundant year and was celebrated with the making of corn dolls. It is a time of cleansing and starting anew and maidens and the pagan Goddess Brigid are honored as a representation of fertility during this time. Many witches will cleanse their homes at this time.

Ostara

(Spring Equinox 20th - 23rd September)

The days are becoming warmer and longer and Spring has arrived. New life is sprouting all around and fertility is celebrated, represented with hares, eggs and is the origins of some Easter traditions. Eostre is a Germanic Goddess who became the namesake of the Easter and Ostara traditions and the next full moon is sacred to Eostre (from whence we get the word estrogen, whose symbols were the egg and the rabbit).

It is the time that day and night are in perfect balance, with the light increasing every day.

Beltane

(Festival of Fire, October 31st)

This marks the halfway point between the Spring Equinox and the Summer Solstice. Everything is now in full bloom and the days are growing longer and warmer as Summer approaches. The word 'Beltane’ comes from the Celtic God 'Bel’ and the Gaelic word 'teine’ which means 'fire’. Beltane festivals often involve bonfires or 'maypoles’ and the wearing of flower crowns, and it is a time to celebrate , fertility, conception and the  nurturing of the harvest. It is also a time when the veil between worlds is thin as with Samhain; therefore, is a magical and powerful time.

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NEW MOON Sometimes referred to as the Crescent Moon — when you can see the very first sliver of light in the sky. This phase promotes new beginnings, new endeavors and new relationships. It’s a time for making positive changes, looking for fresh career opportunities and planting seeds of ideas that will be harvested later.

WAXING MOON In this phase, the Moon appears to be growing in size, shifting from New to Full as though it’s gaining strength. This is a good time to focus on increasing things of your own — knowledge, bank accounts and relationships. It’s a time to think about pregnancy, to increase communications of all types —  business or pleasure. Deal with legal matters if you want financial gain. This phase promotes healing as well. This is also a good time to cast spells for improving situations or for getting things going if you’ve been stagnant. When life is unchanging, it takes a little boost to amp things up a little and this phase is definitely the best time to kickstart your life. Spells that act faster during a Waxing phase of the Moon are: moving forward from depression, getting out of a rut, passing examinations and tests, finding lost objects, healing a sick animal or finding a lost pet, nurturing abundant, healthy gardens and the well-being of nature, losing weight or trying to quit smoking.

FULL MOON The Moon’s most powerful phase, when we see her entire illuminated face. This is a time of fulfillment, activity, increased psychic ability, for perfecting ideas, getting your act together, celebrations, or renewing commitments to people or projects.  For some reason when a Full Moon falls on a Friday, these are the best days for casting love spells. If you try casting love spells during any other day, it doesn’t mean that the spell won’t work, but the results could take much longer.  There’s a lot of otherspells that benefit from being cast on a Full Moon too, for instance, protecting property or your home, adding vigor to your life, increasing self-confidence, advancing in career at work, enhancing psychic ability or clairvoyance, strengthening friendships and family bonds, performing general good luck spells.

WANING MOON During this phase, the Moon is decreasing in size as it journeys from Full to Dark. The Waning Moon is a time of decrease, release, letting go and completion. This is an excellent time to begin a new diet or lifestyle, breaking bad habits, breaking off relationships or dealing with legal matters. We all face some type of trouble in our lives that is not in our control. The Waning Moon is a great time to cast spells for getting rid of the black clouds and negative energies that sometimes hang over us. It’s a time when you can draw down the strength from the Universe. If you’re surrounded by difficult people and you can’t cope or if you have to tackle difficult situations head on, you can use the Moon’s power to assist you. By casting spells during this phase, you will gain the power to take control again, strengthen your weak areas, and become more assertive in your actions. This is a good time to catch spells that deal with developing inner strength and assertiveness, banishing enemies, stopping arguments, soothing unruly children, calming anxiety, getting out of tricky situations.

DARK MOON The two or three days when the Moon is not visible in the sky at all. The Dark Moon and the New Moon are often considered the same phase, but for the purpose of this post, I’ve separated the two. On an average calendar, the Dark Moon is usually indicated by a black circle because it actually occurs on the day it is marked as well as one day before and one day after. This is a good time for discarding things in your life that you do not want, contemplating what you have already accomplished and what you want to accomplish in the future. This is an excellent cycle to find time for yourself and an ideal time for seclusion. This moon phase surrounds us with a lot of positive energy and can act as a catalyst for immediate change. Many transitions naturally happen around the New Moon like new jobs, births, moves, but if you need to change your life, casting spells at this time that deal with career changes, moving, traveling, increasing your cash flow, better health – would be beneficial.

DEAD MOON Three days before the New Moon is what is known as the Dead Moon. It’s considered to be the most magical and potent of all the phases. I have read that some witches will not cast spells during this phase because some believe that people who practice “black magic” do so at this time which in turn could influence any spells or rituals that they might be performing resulting in confusion or a spell not working at all. (Sorry horrible sentence, I’ll try to fix that later)

If you ever find yourself interested in studying the moons patterns, you will probably find that your demeanor will change depending on what the Moon is doing. I experimented with this once for a few months, by keeping a diary about how I felt or what I noticed in the people around me. It was really fascinating to find that during the Dark Moon I was very irritable and absent-minded but once that phase passed, I cheered up and begin to feel a lot more grounded. Certain situations naturally occur during certain phases too. For example, the cable guy came to repair my cable on the first day of a New Moon, which has happened before and ended up being really frustrating.  Since it was happening on that day, I instinctively knew that he would do a good job and he did!  NO DRAMA!

Try to find out during which phase you were born on because this will also give you insight as to why you are the way you are. Animals are also affected by the Moon, especially during the Full Moon and can become a bit more rambunctious.

RANDOM FACT: The moon used to be worshiped in many early religions as a goddess and it is always been seen as a feminine symbol. On average, are big, beautiful moon orbits at a distance of approximately 230,855 miles from earth and takes about 28 days to complete its orbit interestingly, the same as the average amount of time between female menstrual cycles.

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Rune moon🌛⚔🌜

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Protection & Warding ⚔

A guide on protecting yourself and your home. 

Note: this is a long post! 

Personal Protection

Wear an amulet on your person - can be made from man-made or natural materials so long as its intent is to protect

Keep a protective crystal in your pocket

Craft a small protective spell jar and keep on your person

Anoint yourself with a protective oil

Place an energetic shield around yourself 

Place a glamour on yourself to go unnoticed in the presence of harmful or negative energies

Carry a piece of iron on your person

Bathe with a wash made from protective herbs

Sleep with a sachet of herbs under your pillow or hanging above your bed to prevent nightmares

Prayers and offerings to your patron deity

Hang a protective amulet from the rearview mirror in your vehicle for safe travels

Home & Hearth Protection

Hang rose stems with thorns intact above the entrance of your home

Hang an upside down horseshoe above the entrance of your home (some lore states you should hang the horseshoe right-side-up)

Hang wind chimes or bells outside of your home

Create a “Witch Bottle” and bury in your front yard, or in a potted plant on your porch

Create a “Witch’s Ladder” or “Witch Ball” and hang it either inside or outside of your home

Hang imagery of protective symbols outside or around your home

Burn protective incense in your home

Create a room spray made from protective oils and spray around your home

Create a protective wash and use it to clean your windows, door frames, and tile/wooden floors 

Use the wash mentioned above to “paint” symbols of protection on the outside of your front door, on your porch, etc. 

Place a protective crystal at each corner inside your home

Place a small glass of salt at each corner inside your home

Hammer 3 iron nails into your front door

Create a protective powder and sprinkle around the perimeter of your home - alternately, sprinkle outside of your front and back door

Create a sachet filled with protective herbs and crystals - keep inside or outside of your home, in your vehicle, etc.

Hang mirrors inside of your home

Place a crystal grid at the center of your home using protective crystals

Call upon your patron deity to protect your home and those who reside in it

Protective Symbols & Items

Pentacle

Triquetra 

Witch’s Knot

Algiz (Elhaz) rune

Vegvisir

Helm of Awe

Mjolnir

Glyph of the Moon, Mars, or Saturn

Eye of Horus

Ankh

Crossed Swords

Iron nails

Railroad spikes

Thorns

War Water

Flying Devil Oil

Third & Fifth Pentacle of Saturn; Third & Sixth Pentacle of Jupiter; Sixth Pentacle of Mars; Second, Third, & Fifth Pentacle of the Moon

Crystals

Agate

Amethyst - protection against psychic attacks and while traveling

Angel Aura Quartz - spiritual protection

Apophyllite

Aqua Aura Quartz - protection against psychic attacks

Aquamarine - protection while traveling via water

Astrophyllite

Aventurine

Beryl - protection while traveling

Blue Goldstone

Bowenite

Bronzite

Bustamite

Catlinite - spiritual protection

Carnelian - protection from negative emotions

Celestite - emotional protection

Chalcopyrite

Chrysoberyl

Citrine - protection from nightmares

Clear Quartz

Diamond

Dravite

Eudialyte

Fire Agate

Fluorite - protection against psychic attacks

Galaxite

Garnet

Indicolite

Infinite Stone

Jade

Jasper

Jet

Lapis Lazuli

Lepidolite

Malachite - protection during pregnancy and childbirth

Moonstone - protection during pregnancy, childbirth, and while traveling via water

Mother of Pearl - protection for children

Nuumite

Obsidian

Onyx

Peridot

Pyrite

Rose Quartz - protection during pregnancy and childbirth

Ruby - protection of the home and hearth

Salt

Schorl

Shungite

Smithsonite

Smoky Quartz

Snowflake Obsidian

Sugilite

Tanzanite

Tiger’s Eye

Turquoise

Vauxite - protection from nightmares

Botanicals

Acacia, Aconite, Acorn (protection from lightning), African Violet, Ague, Alder (protection for the deceased), Alfalfa (protection from hunger and poverty), Alkanet (protection from snakebites and the fear of snakes), Aloe (protection from household accidents), Amaranth (protection from bullets), Amber, Angelica, Anise Seeds, Ash (protection from drowning and while traveling), Aspen (protection against thieves), Bamboo, Barley, Basil, Bay Laurel (protection from lightning), Bay Leaf (protection for your home and family, protection against baneful magick), Belladonna, Bergamot (protection from illness), Bilberry Bark, Birch (protection from lightning and infertility), Black Cohosh (protection from accidents and sudden death), Black Haw, Black Pepper, Blackberry, Bladderwrack (protection while traveling), Blessed Thistle, Bloodroot, Blue Violet, Blueberry, Boneset, Brimstone, Buckeye (protection against arthritis), Buckwheat, Cactus, Calamus, Calendula, Carnation, Caraway, Cascara Sagrada (protection against baneful magick), Catnip (protection while sleeping), Cedar (protection from lightning), Celandine, Chia, Chives, Chrysanthemum, Cilantro (protection for gardeners), Cinnamon, Cinquefoil (protection for loved ones on a journey), Clove (protection for babies), Clover, Coconut, Comfrey (protection while traveling), Coriander, Corn, Cotton, Cramp Bark, Cranberry, Cumin, Curry, Cypress, Daisy (protection for babies), Dandelion Root (protection while sleeping), Datura, Devil’s Bit, Devil’s Claw, Dill, Dogwood, Dragon’s Blood, Ebony, Elder (protection for the deceased), Elm (protection from lightning), Eucalyptus, False Unicorn Root (protection during pregnancy and childbirth), Fennel, Fern, Feverfew (protection against accidents and cold/flu), Figwort (protection for your home), Flaxseed (protection for your home, protection against baneful magick), Fleabane, Foxglove (protection for your home and garden), Frankincense, Gardenia, Garlic, Geranium, Ginger, Ginseng, Gorse (protection against baneful magick), Hawthorn (protection from lightning), Heather (protection against violent crimes), Heliotrope, Henna (protection from illness), Hickory, High John the Conqueror, Holly, Horseradish, Hyssop (protection for property against burglars and trespassers), Irish Moss (protection while traveling), Ivy, Juniper, Kava Kava, Lady Slipper (protection against baneful magick), Larch (protection against theft), Larkspur, Laurel, Lavender, Leek, Lemon, Lemon Verbena (protection of your home, protection from lightning and storms), Lettuce, Lime, Lotus, Lucky Hand Root (protection while traveling), Mandrake, Marigold (protection while sleeping), Marjoram, Marshmallow Root, Mimosa, Mint, Mistletoe (protection from lightning and fire), Mullein (protection from nightmares and baneful magick), Nutmeg, Oak Moss, Olive Leaf, Onion, Papyrus, Parsley (protection for your home), Peat Moss, Peony, Periwinkle (protection against snakes and poison), Pimpernel, Pine, Pineapple, Plantain (protection from snake bites and jealousy), Quince, Radish, Raspberry Leaf, Red Clover (protection for pets), Rhubarb, Rice, Rowan, Rue, Sage, Sandalwood, Saw Palmetto, Sea Salt, Sheep Sorrel (protection from heart disease), Slippery Elm, Snapdragon, Solomon’s Seal, Spanish Moss, Spearmint, St. John’s Wort (protection from baneful magick, lightning, and fire), Straw Flower, Sunflower, Tangerine, Thistle, Toadflax, Tonka Bean (protection from disease), True Unicorn Root (protection from baneful magick), Valerian, Venus Fly Trap, Violet, Willow, Witch Hazel, Wood Aloe, Wood Betony, Woodruff, Wormwood (protection against dangerous roads while traveling), Yerba Santa, Yew, Yucca (protection of your home)

Metals

Chromium

Lead

Iron

Nickel

Pewter

Steel

Titanium

Zinc

Lunar Phases

Waxing - to attract protective energy and positivity

Full - generalized protection 

Waning - to banish negativity, thus protecting the caster

Planets

Moon

Mars

Saturn

Days of the Week

Monday

Tuesday

Saturday

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Savory Herb Muffins

These muffins serve as wonderful basic base or you can follow my recipe and make these delicious thyme rosemary muffins. Served best warm with butter! Once again my recipes are GLUTEN, DAIRY, and NUT free. Blessed be and Enjoy!! 🌟

Muffins:

2 Cups Gluten Free Flour (Bob’s Red Mill Gluten Free Baking Powder)

2 Tsp. Baking Powder

2 Eggs

1/2 Cup Butter (Earth Balance Vegan Butter Sticks) Melted and Cooled

3/4 Cup Milk (Silk Unsweet Soy Milk)

1/2 Cup Sugar

1/2 Tsp. Salt

2 Tsp. Minced Garlic

1 Tbsp. Thyme

1 Tbsp. Rosemary

1/2 Tsp. Sage

Preheat oven to 350° and grease muffin tray. Melt and cool your butter before starting other tasks. Beat together your eggs and sugar until sugar dissolves. Add salt. Slowly pour in butter and mix, then add milk. Now, add your dry ingrediants. Once incorparated mix in your garlic and herbs. If there are lumps that’s fine. Pour in molds 1/4 below top of mold and bake for 20-25 minutes. I find 23 minutes to be my sweet spot but this depends on your oven!

Once out, serve warm with some butter or maybe some bacon butter. Enjoy these warm savory muffins and custimize them with different herbs or berries for your craft. As always, from Hearth and Home Blessed Be.

Jinkx 🌟

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