The Hearth Witch's Compendium

Magical and Natural Living for Every Day

Anna Franklin's largest book, and the argument running through it is that making a thing yourself changes your relationship to it. Old world knowledge and current practice, aimed at a household that produces as much as it buys.

What is inside:

• More than 200 food and drink recipes: soups, breads, puddings, cakes, salads, wines, meads, ciders, beers, ales, jams, jellies, curds, cheeses, chutneys, sauces, dried foods and cordials
• More than 100 bath and beauty recipes: bath salts, soaps, shampoos, hair rinses, lotions, powders, facial scrubs, cleansers, toners, moisturizers and lip salves
• More than 35 home goods recipes: polishes, kitchen and bathroom cleaners, laundry soap, stain remover, potpourri, air fresheners, floor wash and carpet cleaner
• Nearly 200 essential oil blends and traditional household preparations
• Magical work through the year, tied to what the season actually provides

Traditional household preparations are not medicine, and nothing here replaces the advice of a doctor.

Why We Carry It
Over two hundred food and drink recipes plus the household side: soaps, cleaners, brewing, preserving. Anna Franklin's biggest book and the one that turns hearth witchcraft into something you do all week rather than at the sabbats.

Who It Is For
Cottage and kitchen witches who want to make rather than buy, and anyone building a household practice around what they can produce themselves.

Try It With

• The Hearth Witch's Everyday Herbal
• The Hearth Witch's Year
• Kitchen Witchery