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...
An Enchanted Kitchen
Article taken from Issue #32 || Autumn 2015
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When The Art of the Home blogger and professional muralist Dawn-Marie deLara first set out...
The Rising of Magic House
Photography by Steve Parke
The 100-year-old cottage was in ruin from years of neglect, and no one had wanted it. Four buyers had fallen through...