Welcome to
The Kitchen
The “click click” of the burner
and the kitchen comes alive, ignited by the stroke of inspiration to create something new.
Here we experiment and temper. We feed ourselves and filter, digest, process what we engage with. We turn it into fuel for our being. We talk with our hands, and share our recipes. We pour a little more, we go back for seconds.
Here we are expressive and creative.
The Kitchen is a place for alchemy, for transformation and change. Trial and error are welcome here.
While you will quite literally find recipes in The Kitchen, you will also find rituals and practices to connect with the natural cycles and seasons.
The tools for personal transformation:
Commitment
Curiosity
Compassion
Rituals
Whether you’re an advanced practitioner or just dipping your toes into “woo,” these small ceremonies will deepen your experience of the mundane and enrich your connection to the natural rhythms and cycles of our world.
Routine vs. Ritual
To establish a routine only requires consistency. Creating a ritual around the habit invests our attention and emotion. It can help us to repattern long held beliefs about the thing and ourselves, to heal fractured relationships, and nourish the parts that desire growth and change through intentional action.
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A Ritual for Early Spring
We have become so accustomed to immediate gratification in our modern lives, we forget that a seed planted does not bear fruit the next day.
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A Ritual for Winter Solstice
Here, I’ve shared one of my personal rituals for your own use and inspiration. The important thing is to honor the elements, hold the intention of celebratory release, and be present with your experience.
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Recipes
Here you will find recipes and tips for using seasonal ingredients and flavors to nourish the body.
NEW!
Persimmon, Fig Honey,
and Mascarpone Galette
When I share recipes here, they will always be in my casual style of cooking for pleasure, not for perfection. I love galettes for their ease to make and their rustic aesthetic. Less dishes to wash, more creative wiggle room. Sign me up!
