Episode 178 – A Cornucopia of Magic

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We are filling up on magic at the dinner table as we look to the folklore and enchanted uses of ingredients like corn, apples, potatoes, and more!

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–Sources–

We pull a lot from folkloric sources in this episode, and you can find many of those through our previous posts on these ingredients:

We’d also recommend checking out our episode on Food Magic with author and cook Gwion Raven, as well as his book, The Magick of Food.

You can hear Cory talk more about turkey bones in folk magic (as well as other dinner table necromancy) at the recent episode of Cursed! Podcast: Cory & Corpses.

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