I recommend using what you have on hand in the kitchen! Look in your herb cabinet, you’re likely to find kitchen herbs to add magic to your food. You might have more on hand than what you originally thought!

Take stock of what you have and write it down! This way, you can fill in the gaps next time you head to the grocery store.

I also recommend purchasing any items you need to make the recipes I’ve included. This way, when you’re ready to try it, you have everything you need to make your magical meal.

I also recommend keeping a notebook and pen handy to write down any recipes you make along the way! It’s good to keep your cooking ideas in one place, where you can refer to them later.

You can use a pretty notebook or journal to record the recipes you make, as well as your ideas. I recommend snapping a Polaroid or Instax of your recipe. Try to make it aesthetically pleasing!

Create sections. One for ideas, one for recipes, and one for the magic behind it. You can even add the magical properties of food ingredients!

You can include dried herbs and their properties by pressing them into your book. Add snapshots and properties of magical foods and how they make you feel.

If you prefer, you can make a kitchen magic grimoire using an app or by creating a blog. Do what works best for you!

It’s helpful if you know how to cook, but it isn’t necessary! As long as you know the basics, you should be fine getting into kitchen witchery.

You can learn as you go along, identify the meals you’re already good at cooking, and build on that. This is not a cooking course, but a how to on kitchen magic.

It’s easy to add magic to anything you make, even if it’s a salad or an avocado toast. The important thing is putting intention into the meals you make and knowing the magic behind food ingredients.

Kitchen magic is about practical everyday mundane magic. This means chores, taking care of plants, and creating a kitchen altar.