Last chance to register for our Monthly Full Moon 🌕 Feast this Thursday! Dec 12th (registration closes Sunday)
🌲An extravagant moonlight feast for your spirit, soul and senses featuring Conifer Nourishment Medicine and Magic under the December Full Moon, A feast of knowledge, beauty and yumminess!
🌕🌲Join us in community, feel loved and be nourished🌕🌲
🌲Warming and mildly stimulating/energizing in nature, the members of the Pine Family (evergreens) make wonderful year around medicine. Known for their affinity for the lungs and respiratory ailments, they are often used for coughs that are cold, wet and damp in nature. The needles of Pine Family trees are all very high in vitamin c, which supports proper immune function and helps prevent colds and flus from taking hold.
🌲Use the medicines of these trees to make teas, steams, infused oils, essential oils, vinegars, honeys, elixers, syrups, salves, smoke medicines and more!
Last months Full Moon Feast ft Mugwort was a success. A collaboration between Devon Whitney of Hedgerow Healing Arts was a success! So much so that we cannot wait to offer the next one! The concept is a sensory seasonal feast under the full moon honoring one herb....a sensory immersion! Good food, good conversation, community and plant lovers!
Our menu honoring Artemis under the Full Aquarian Moon featured
A Mugwort Cocktail "Prickly Artemesia" donated by Linda Farmer
Appetizer: Mugwort Soup (a nourishing veggie broth/cream soup with a distinct Mugwort flavor and aroma, with a Mugwort Salt/Pepper Seasoning Sprinkled in top!
Main Meal: Mugwort Pasta with a Mugwort Lime Pesto with Sunflower Seeds
Desert: Mugwort/Matcha Ice Cream with Mugwort Matcha Lemon Tea Bread
and of course there was Mugwort Beer! and did i mention the amazing homemade mugwort table runner Devon made?
So we are again under the December Full Moon
Thursday Dec 12th
this time at my home in Conway,
and this time we will be featuring our favorite conifer recipes! and celebrating light!
Won't you join us?
Reserve your spot now!
$30 buys you a seat at the Conifer Table
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