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I believe this time of year this post will be very helpful!
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So I woke up this morning to a text exchange going on between my husband and our dear friends Richard and Garrett, who will be flying down from New York just in time to beat this horrific snowstorm that is slated to pounce on the entire northeast. Words of excitement over their arrival were passed around by all of us along with a lot of martini emojis… Like, A LOT of martini emojis.
Therein lies my inspiration for today’s Thirsty Thursday post.
In promising the boys that I would devote time in my kitchen to coming up with a few new martini recipes, I started to think about things I had in my refrigerator that I could use (you’d be surprised what you can come up with if you limit yourself to ingredients you already have in your home).
Born from a little bit of thought and a tour through…
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Thank you great info, I grow it as one of my indoor herbs as well.
If you’ve got rosemary in your garden, it may be one of the only ones still available for fresh harvest this time of year. Of course, that’s because this powerful little aromatic is an evergreen, making it a go-to of mine all year long.
1. Plant it by your front door for protection. Some variety of rosemary grows well in almost every region of the continental of the US. It practically takes care of itself, and I kill everything. Plant it near the door for protection.
2. Use rosemary essential oil for cleansing. Rub it on tools, crystals and gemstones to cleanse and consecrate.
3. Include in kitchen witch spells for love. Rosemary is, of course, both edible and delicious! Include it in a red meat dish and bless it for passion.
4. Wear it during exams at school to improve memory. The scent of rosemary is believed to…
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Nice!
There is no better time of the year for simmering up some magic – and some great scents – on the stove.
This holiday simmer pot not only smells heavenly, but is chock full of all kinds of good stuff that you want to draw in at this time of year (or any time of year, really).
As always, keep safety in mind and don’t let your simmer pot go unattended or let the water get too low.
You can get creative with what you use in your simmer pot, depending on what you’re trying to manifest.
Here is what I used for this pot:
Orange – Used for drawing and attracting, it’s also a symbol of abundance. I cut up a whole orange for this pot.
Cranberries – The quintessential American holiday fruit, cranberry doesn’t have a huge history of magical properties, but as a water fruit, it’s considered to…
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