Imbolc dinner

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Scented with vanilla bean and light rum, this silky, crowd-pleasing custard dessert is astoundingly simple to make.

Let’s face it, by the time Imbolc rolled around for our Ancestors they didn't have much left in the pantry in the way of fresh greens. For many of them all they had left was root vegetables, cheese, cured meats, and lots and lots of cold weather. Potato soup is simple, hearty and sticks to the ribs wonderfully. The ideal fast and comforting dish when the wind is howling outside. Imbolc Potato Soup Ingredients: 8-12 slices bacon 1 cup butter 1 cup flour 8 cups milk 4 large baked potatoes…

I'm sharing 99 awesome recipes to celebrate Imbolc and Brigid's Day. This cross-quarter festival celebrates fertility, creation, and milk.

Food blogger on the hunt for delicious and easy recipes that anyone can make!

Looking for the perfect Imbolc dish? Look no further—this article offers tons of suggestions and recipe links to help you plan your holiday meal, whether you're dining alone or planning a big feast.

Two layers of moist gluten-free vegan sponge cake with light vanilla frosting and lemon curd, so yummy!

The perfect treat to share for the coming Flower Moon, Litha or Midsummer celebration! Decorated with real, dried florals, these golden sugar cookies strike a balance between a sophisticated garden banquet and a whimsical, Alice-in-Wonderland tea party.

Tips for Witches Everywhere! ✨ on Instagram: "An easy recipe I enjoy making for Imbolc, and it’s delicious. 🍰🍋"