List from Patrica Telesco, A Kitchen Witch's Cookbook
One of the things I’ve continued to speak about throughout the site is the fact that magick is a way of life and that it touches everything. Due to this fact, you may begin to look around your home and at your everyday items and realize that each has a special magickal characteristic attached to it by its purpose. Listed below are some of the characteristics of kitchen appliances that can be used for kitchen witchery that have been suggested by author Patricia Telesco in her book A Kitchen Witch’s Cookbook. Have a look, then look around your kitchen and see what kind of magic you can create.
Blender: Mingling with others, Stirring up energy
Cookbook: Book of Shadows, Excellence, Virtue
Cookie Tin: Sweet things in life, Pleasure
Crisper: Invigoration and Restoration
Cupboards: Savings, Supplies, Providence
Dish Towel: Structure, Determined precision
Dishwasher: Leisure, The Water Element, Convenience
Drain: Troubles, Burdens, Bad habits
Drawers: Hidden matters, Material goods
Food Wrap: Prudence, Conservation, Control, Secrets
Fork: Piercing, Penetrating, Perception
Funnel: Flow, Unhindered order, Coaxing energy along
Knife: Cutting away, Sharpness of mind, Separation
Measuring Cup: Evaluation, Allotment, Caution
Microwave: Acceleration, Legal expedition
Oven: Passion, Fertility, Fire Element
Oven Burners: The Four Directions/Elements
Oven Fan: The Air Element, Movement, Clearing vision
Pitcher: Abundance, Invigoration, Refreshment
Refrigerator: Cooling temper, Preservation, Protection
Rolling Pin: Discipline, Moderation, Control
Sifter: Sorting out confusion, Organization, Filtering negativity
Spatula: Sensibility, Recycling, Changing directions
Steamer: Slow processes, Even temperament
Tea Kettle: Divination, Alertness, Kinship, Health
Thermometer: Observations Skills, Analysis
Whisk: Excitement, Increasing bounty
Window: Winds of change, Refreshment, Vital energy
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