Imbolc tea recipe

Aug 28, 2020 - This foraged tea blend uses fir needles and chai spices to create a delicious and festive drink that is also good for respiratory wellness.

A sweet & herbaceous drink to toast the eventual return of the sun. #imbolc

As we find ourselves at the threshold of Imbolc, it’s a perfect moment to celebrate the...

Ingredients: 1 cup of milk per serving. 1 tsp honey ¼ tsp of vanilla extract ½ a cup of brewed lavender tea Lavender buds or cinnamon Steep lavender buds or any lavender tea in ½ a cup of hot water....

At Imbolc, we celebrate the slow return of the Sun and Spring. It marks the mid-way point between the Winter Solstice and the Spring Equinox and is deeply associated with the lambing season, which is where the name Imbolc may originate. Depending on the source, Imbolc may be from the Old Irish for "in the belly" which refers to the pregnancy of ewes and as such the production of milk, from Old Irish imb-fholc which means "to wash or cleanse oneself," or from the folk oimelc meaning "ewe…

Celebrate Brigid's love of the home and hearth with these 6 wonderful recipes for Imbolc that will infuse your kitchen with the season's special energy. From traditional dishes to something a bit more modern, you'll find something special for your Imbolc feast. With these recipes, your Imbolc is sure to be a magical one!