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Witches Brew : The Full Moon in the Kitchen
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From: MSN Nickname§hêwôlf�?/nobr>  (Original Message)Sent: 4/10/2007 1:43 PM
The Full Moon in the Kitchen
 
The luminous round moon in all its fullness inspires lovers and
poets, and, some say, the wild and crazy. For us following the path
of the goddess, however, it is a sacred time, full of energy and
magic, worship and celebration. Foods at this phase of the Goddess
in her Mother aspect - weighty, and at her full potential - should
be rich, abundant, and celebratory. This is the perfect time for
culinary alchemy, as magical energies are intoxicating and
expansive. Gather herbs from your garden in the early light of dawn,
and visualize your dream, knowing it will be. Trust in the Mother to
honour your desires.
 
Kitchen Blessing for the Full Moon
 
Goddess, Mother, the end and the beginning
The dusk and the dawn, I celebrate you!
Bless me tonight as I stand here in love
watch over me with compassion
and fill me with your grace
Accept my thankgiving as I left up
my heart in joy, Blessed Be!
 
During the full moon, elebrate!

A roasted turkey, baked slamon, egg dishes, and bowls of steaming
pasta topped with garlicky shrimp or roasted veg and pine nuts are
all perfect choices to revel in the full moons energy. Choose foods
for love that are sumptuous and seductive, and spices that are warm
and sensuous.

Moon vegetables such as mushrooms, potatoes, cabagge, and snowy
cauliflower should be prepared with creamy sauces spiked with
caraway, or tarragon, or paired with basil and juicy tomoatoes, the
fruit of love.

Herbs and spices should be lively and uplifting, including mints,
thyme, basil, and oregano. Use lots of freshly cracked peppercorns
to add passion or protective energies. Spices should be fiery, like
chili peppers and garlic, or sweet and alluring, like cinnamon an
vanilla.
 
For a full moon dessert, celebrate sensulaity goddess-style, eat
from plates brimming over with ripened fruits in season, assorted
nuts and cheeses, sweet wine.......and anything chocolate!!


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