The Natural Witch's Cookbook: 100 Magical, Healing Recipes & Herbal Remedies to Nourish Body, Mind & Spirit

"This cookbook is marvel throughout. I really want to encourage you to give this a look. Once you can see some recipes that are within, I believe you, too, will be under its spell!""The author [Lisanna Wallance] took the photographs in the book and they were very well done. Often the images of the food are breathtaking, offering increased effect for each spell that the recipe casts on the person eating it." - Medium "The book features gorgeous photography and fun, often witty, introductions to each recipe." Lisanna Wallance calls herself a "culinary witch," but forget any preconceptions you might have about her form of magic. Wallance is very much grounded in reality and science.xa0The magic lies in the food combinations, and Wallance has clearly done her research. - Martha's Vineyard Times "As a modern witch, Lisanna Wallance is the archetype of the healer [...]. In deep connection with nature, she is versed in naturopathy, phytotherapy, and is gifted with a profound intuition." "In addition to offering magical, healing recipes for detox, energy, fatigue, anxiety and recipes for sweet spells, potions and health elixirs; in her modern spell book, Lisanna reveals everything we need to know to live every day as a witch." - Madame Figaro "The Natural Witch's Cookbook is more than just a cookbook, it is a spell book of magic and alchemy." - Elle Argentina "A far cry from old fashioned recipes taken from dusty spell books, [Lisanna's] recipes and elixirs are modern and perfectly balanced. Everything you need to take care of your health, body, and spirit with joy and pleasure." - Elle France Lisanna Wallance was born and raised in New York City. She moved to Paris for love. Passionate about the culinary arts, and plant and mushroom medicine, she always turns to food and the natural world to treat and heal her pains. She shares her knowledge and her recipes to help everyone live a healthier and happier life. Check out her stunning website: culinarywitch.com Grace McQuillan has translated the works of Andreï Makine, Stéphane Allix, and has received a French Voices Award for her translation of Le Crieur de Nuit by Nelly Alard. Her work has also appeared in The Brooklyn Rail and PBS NewsHour . Originally from New Jersey, she now lives in Nevis.