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Celebration of the Mother of Air. The shortest day of the
year meaning it is also the longest night of the year. Also known as Winter
Solstice. Beginning of winter. We go deeper within ourselves - a form of
hibernation. Within this path searching within is a key. We take the time during
this season to look within and get to know ourselves, release the items that no
longer serve us and start working on those attributes that we want to bring into
our lives. Just as the world outside is covered in snow and all seems desolate
so do our souls at this time of year. We are going within to become renewed at
Imbolc.
Appetizers
Roasted Chestnuts
Crab Cakes & Curry
Hot 'n' Spicy Pecans
Stuffed Cherry Tomatoes
Bacon Cheese Dip
Spicy
Marmalade Meatballs
Sides
Bread
Stuffing with Bacon, Apples & Carmelized Onions
Cranberry
Maple Sweet Potatoes
Soups/Stews
Salads
Coleslaw
Beverages
Wassail
Mulled Cider
Mulled Cider II
Stress
Tea
Warmed
Spiced Cranberry Cider
Hot
Buttered Cider
Breads
Yule
Eggnog Bread
Main
Courses
Sausage
Apple Quiche
Roasted
Pepper Pork Meatloaf
Roast
Pork with Cranberry Glaze
Orange
Cranberry Chicken with Sweet Potatoes
Desserts
Cranberry
Orange Scones
Salem
Witch Pudding
Wise
Woman Friendship Cake
Family Recipes Pagan Feast
Recipes
Samhain - October
31 Yule - December
19-22 Imbolc - February
1-2
Oestre - March
19-22 Beltane - May
1 Litha - June 19-22
Lammas - August
1 Mabon - September 19-22
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