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halloween pumpkin soup witch samhain
Halloween Pumpkin Soup: 15 minute recipe 🎃 A witch celebrating Samhain.

Halloween Pumpkin Soup: 15 minute recipe 🎃 A witch celebrating Samhain.

It’s the day! It’s Halloween! And what would a good Samhain day be without some pumpkin leftovers… Yeah, right? I bring you the easiest recipe for today. If you have pumpkin, you still have the change to make it 🙂 It’s probably the fastest recipe I’ve published. You can make it in less than 20 minutes and it’s a one-pot recipe so you don’t have to waste time cleaning afterwards. Party friendly.  It’s packed with nutrients and of course it’s…

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Samhain Halloween dessert without sugar
Samhain dessert recipe: Autumn Quince and Apple dessert with Chestnut, Pecan and rose.

Samhain dessert recipe: Autumn Quince and Apple dessert with Chestnut, Pecan and rose.

What makes a dessert a dessert? I asked myself this question while I was preparing this recipe.     When I was a kid, a dessert had to have sugar in it. It usually came at the end of a meal and it was something I enjoyed, but not too much.     I’ve always favoured salty flavours while growing up.     Unlike most of my peers, I was that “boring” girl that asked for water in birthday parties…

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November playlist – 🎧 – October summary

November playlist – 🎧 – October summary

Good day to you all! This October was a very special one. It was my birthday AND Halloween.     I know it happens every year, actually. But finally I could post more than one recipe for Halloween on the blog. Hurray! Like this mashed potatoes with kale:     I am a person who’s very into rituals and that sort of stuff. When it comes to Halloween or in my case Samhain, I get all over the place.   …

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halloween barmbrack fruit cake
Halloween 2020 series: Barmbrack. Fruit cake with hidden fortune-telling beans.

Halloween 2020 series: Barmbrack. Fruit cake with hidden fortune-telling beans.

Tradition says that you have to bury a ring, a coin, a rag, a pea and a stick to do a fortune telling game during Samhain (best known nowadays as Halloween).     Each piece will tell you if you would get married or not next year, or if you would be rich or poor.      I’m known for being a very positive person, so I changed the game a bit. First of all beacuse I really didn’t want…

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