Everything You Need to Know About the Sparkly Winter Solstice on December 21 — StyleCaster

As we prepare for yuletide festivities and cooler temperatures, take a moment on December 21 to celebrate the winter solstice. Yet another season has arrived, offering us time to reflect on growth as we approach the end of the calendar year. Days are now shorter, and the air is chillier. Do not let external melancholia interfere… Everything … Continue reading Everything You Need to Know About the Sparkly Winter Solstice on December 21 — StyleCaster

Yule Steamed Pudding

Steamed Pudding with Cranberry-Kumquat Compote I found this recipe in BHG in 2008 when I was looking for a Steamed pudding that was a bit easier than the traditional steamed pudding. What really caught my attention was the milk chocolate. I have tried this without the Cranberry-Kumquat Compote which is truly yummy. But I admit … Continue reading Yule Steamed Pudding

Winter Solstice Recipes

Winter Solstice stirs in me the joy of cooking. These are a few of my favorite recipes. They make your house smell good while they are being prepared and they are great to share with your neighbors or friends who stop by. Also perfect for your sabbats and ritual groups to partake of. Julekage [pronounced … Continue reading Winter Solstice Recipes

Yule Cinnamon Ornaments

Cinnamon Ornaments Do you like the smell of cinnamon? I love the smell of cinnamon in my house. This time of year when it mixes with the fragrance of Frazier Fir and the potpourri of spices and fruits I have simmering it has a wonderful warm Yule feeling. I can not of course keep the … Continue reading Yule Cinnamon Ornaments

Winter Solstice ~ The Reason for The Season

Yule/Winter Solstice The Winter Solstice or Yule is the shortest day of the year, and hence - the longest night. This year it takes place on December 21st. Various other names for the Winter Solstice include Midwinter, Yuletide (the Teutonic version), Alban Arthan (Caledonii Tradition, or the Druids), Feill Fionnain (Pecti-Wita Tradition, which falls on … Continue reading Winter Solstice ~ The Reason for The Season