Kitchen Witch: How to Become a Kitchen Witch

Modern Kitchen Witch's Toolkit. Recipes, Spells and Rituals

By: Abigail Bailey

Narrated by: Mary Hillman

Where do most of your guests hang out when you have a social event? Of course in the kitchen!

When you take the time to put meals together from the fundamental ingredients, you have a mystical open door at hand. You can infuse every dish with intent and will. The feed can quit being something you dump out of a can, and start being a ritual in and of itself.

When you take the time to plan something with your own hands, it lands holiness to the dinner. It will make you want to spend time savoring it with your family as opposed to merely snarfing it down on your way out the door to soccer practice. Viewing nourishment this way, its preparation, and its utilization, you can make some practical enchantment at its simplest level.

Take a moment to think about your kitchen. It's probably disregarded and undervalued; however, some genuinely magical things happen in this way. The blessings of the earth are transformed and combined into creations that nourish and advantage your body. That's pretty slick!

Here it is what you will find inside this book:

• How to become a kitchen witch
• Who can be a kitchen witch
• Important kitchen witchery tools
• Understand witchcraft gardening
• Kitchen witch recipes
• Magical brews and potions
• Fifty ways to pamper yourself
• Green witchcrafts
• Magical tea recipes
• Magical oils
• Best food to boost your brain and memory
• And much more!

So what are you waiting for?

Scroll up, click on "Buy Now", and become a kitchen witch!

©2019 Abigail Bailey (P)2019 Abigail Bailey

Not at all what I wanted

ai was thinking it was gonna give spells to say over food or why am I adding those ingredients . There's was alot I end up just skipping toward end ...NARRATOR SORRY BUT SUCKED

buy the print book

Wonderful, quirky and fun content is destroyed by the most horrible and unprofessional narration I've ever heard. Her fluency is similar to listening to my dyslexic 4th grader attempting a grade- level passage for the first time-complete with rampant mispronounciations, awkward pauses and extreme variations in speed. The fake accent, reminiscent of Effie Trinket from Hunger Games, fades to mush-mouth American with indigestion, including pauses in the reading to burp (chapter 5). Audible mouse-clicks highlight the abysmal editing which overlooks the reader backing away from the microphone for several words during the course of a sentence (again, chapter 5). The reader owes the author an apology for ruining her book.

More of a health book

It is more of a health book, just a few rid bits nothing necessarily magical.

Needs better speaker

Speaker mispronounced words. Don't know where sentences end. Just couldn't follow correctly. PDF needed for recipes.

Narrator not great

I love the content of the book. However, the narrator made it nearly impossible to listen to. She seems to be very unfamiliar with the content, and mispronounced several words and phrases in the text. It was a very wooden performance, with little to no inflection in her voice at all. I can't honestly say I would listen to this narrator again. Is there no proofreading?