Millennium Fruit Soup Cookbook or Kitchen Witchs Guide to Brews and Potions

Millennium Fruit Soup Cookbook

Author: David Woods

Fruit and cream, perhaps spiked with wine or spices, is a refreshing and different way to end a meal. Even more unusual is a fruit soup for a first course, or even a main one. The Millennium Fruit Soup Cookbook contains fruit based soups, some definitely desserts and others that can be served anytime. Fruit soups are good for just about everybody from infants to the elderly.

Let your spirit of adventure be your guide.

Author Bio: David Woods is an experienced cook, with recipes published in different magazines, including Better Homes and Gardens, and is the author of Magic Salsa Cookbook. After cooking in the military and training at a technical and trade college, cooking is now a hobby, while creating recipes is a challenge he loves.

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Kitchen Witch's Guide to Brews and Potions

Author: Patricia J Telesco

In magick, the cup is a symbol of the Goddess, that ever-fruitful fountain from which the nectars of originality, wisdom, and blessings flow. Like the Horn of Plenty or Cauldron of Cerridwen, there is always enough of this vibrant liquid to quench the driest of spirits, portioning out to each of us exactly what we need: one person gets a chalice of compassion, one a goblet of gladness, another a tumbler of tolerance.

Table of Contents:

	Introduction	5
Part I	Myths, Magick, and Religion	11
Chapter 1	Brewing in History and Religion	13
Chapter 2	Medicinal and Magickal Uses for Beverages	33
Chapter 3	From Cauldron to Cup-Magickal Brewing Methods	55
Part II	The Recipes: Introduction	77
Chapter 4	Beer	79
Chapter 5	Charming Cordials, Amultetic Aperitifs, Luscious Liqueurs	93
Chapter 6	Dessert Drinks	107
Chapter 7	Blossoming Beverages	119
Chapter 8	Joyful Juicing	137
Chapter 9	Socery Soda Pop, Magickal Malteds, and Fun Frappes	151
Chapter 10	Mystical Mead, Metheglin, and Horilka	165
Chapter 11	Seasonal Brews	181
Chapter 12	Social Cauldron: Pagan Party Punches	209
Chapter 13	Mellow Meads, Soft Beers, and Wine	235
Chapter 14	Tea Talismans and Coffee Charms	249
Chapter 15	A Toast to Your Health	281
Chapter 16	Wondrous Wine and Wine Coolers	307
Appendix A	Common Ingredients, Elemental Correspondences, Magickal Associations, and Uses in Brewing	323
Appendix B	Possible Brewing Deities	331
	Bibliography	335
	Index	341
	About the Author	347