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Honey Ginger Basil Lemonade
When life gives you lemons, you know what to do. Grated ginger and fresh basil leaves make this the perfect summer tonic. Add the ginger and honey to a small bowl. Pour 1 cup boiling water into the bowl and stir until the honey dissolves. Set aside for 15 minutes. Then strain the liquid, removing… [keep reading]
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Misir Wat
This Echiopian vegetarian staple is as hot as the summer sun and packed with protein! Add 2 T. olive oil to a pot and heat on medium for 2 minutes. Add the chopped onion and cook for 6 minutes. Add in the garlic and tomato paste. Cook for 1 minute, stirring constantly. Toss in the… [keep reading]
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Cucumber and Mint Margaritas
Its springtime and everything is turning green and lush. Celebrate with this cool as a cucumber cocktail (or mocktail). Add everything to a blender and pulse until smooth. For an alcohol free version, omit the tequila and double up on the elderflower tonic water. Serve in chilled glasses with lime salt around the rim and… [keep reading]
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Beetroot Dip
The ancient Greeks gave beetroots as offerings to Apollo! Make this dish as an offering to yourself (and maybe share it with friends). For ease, we’re using canned beets. Beets are messy, so make sure to put a towel on your work surface. Preheat oven to 350°F. Dice the beets. Put the beets, yogurt, vinegar,… [keep reading]
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Ostara Egg Salad
What do you do with all those dyed Ostara eggs? Make egg salad of course. This version is a little different and perfect for brunch. Hard boil 6 eggs. When they are cool enough to handle, peel them and cut them lengthways. Add the remaining ingredients to a bowl and stir with a fork or… [keep reading]
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Mint Sauce
Lamb is often associated with the feasting at Imbolc. Nothing pairs with roast lamb better than garden fresh mint sauce. Here’s a simple, traditional recipe: Cut the stems off the mint. Roughly chop the mint leaves. Pack into a mason jar. Add the sugar and salt. Pour boiling water over the mint, then let it… [keep reading]