The Elven Tea Party
I make sure to occasionally host inspiring parties and sometimes invite friends over to eat good food, dance, play roleplaying games, and sit around the...
The Nightcap
The hush of evening falls as the day’s warm breeze brushes against you in the dimming light.
And there you sit, looking out into the...
The Fruit That Launched A Thousand Ships
Depending on where you live, spring can be a little early to start incorporating local fruit into your cooking and baking. Many trees and...
Throwing a Magical Party for Kids
photography by VINCE CHAFIN
We’ve probably all witnessed a child playing more with the plain box their present came in than with the much coveted,...
The Language of Flowers
ADVICE FROM A FLORIST by
LARISA MINERVA
FLORAL PHOTOGRAPHY by
JUSTINE GRAJSKI
Flowers speak in ways that words fail us. They arrive in spring, pushing their eager green heads...
Medieval Recipe: Sweet Tart With Chickpea Filling
Medieval cooking is rife with fragrant, exotic spices, which became more and more accessible during the times of the Crusades and the international trade...
A Faerie Village of Gingerbread & Snow
Article taken from Issue #33 || Winter 2015
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Photos by Vince Chafin
Here’s a fun project to satisfy your faerie’s sweet tooth, have a fun family...
Anijsmelk: A True Dutch Treat
Article taken from Issue #37 || Winter 2016
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Text and Photography by Paul Himmelein
Rembrandt van Rijn, Frans Hals, Jan Vermeer—think back to the days of...
Cranberry Pull Apart Brioche
Article taken from Issue #33 || Winter 2015
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Cranberry Pull Apart Brioche is a delicious rich bread that can be used in a variety of...
Sugared Spiced Cranberries
Article taken from Issue #33 || Winter 2015
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Raw cranberries are notoriously bitter, but this recipe melds the fruit’s natural tartness with sugar to create...