Web26K Followers, 571 Following, 980 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Gather Victoria (@gathervictoria) WebApr 16, 2024 · So dear, dear Patrons here is my latest Gather Diary. I'm a little behind, but I'm determined to get more recipes out in the next week. Still to come Dandelion Root No Bake Chocolate Peanut Butter Oat Bars and Citrusy Sorrel Cupcakes. But first up - Lemon Balm & Juniper Berry Sugar Cookies.

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WebMar 28, 2024 · Why Victoria is the best city in Canada to visit. 33 Best things to do in Victoria, BC. 1) Smell the roses at Butchart Gardens. 2) Go SUP. 3) Ride a pickle boat. 4) Kayak Tod Inlet. 5) Visit the Royal BC … Topped with Violet Infused Buttercream and Violet Sugar Sprinkles, these dark chocolate cupcakes began as a tribute to the classic “violet cream” a beloved chocolate confection of both Queen Victoria an… 3/25/2024 Here in Victoria, hidden in shady wet places and front lawns, Viola odorata is in full bloom. Her demure appearance gives no hint of her aphrodisiacal scent. Sacred to both Venus and Aphrodite, she has bee… 3/25/2024 Whether we're talking nettles, dandelions, mustards, sorrels, wild garlic and onion, spring is the season Mother Nature presents us with a bounty of green to revitalize our bodies after winter. This is why I eat my spring gre… 3/24/2024 Whether we're talking nettles, dandelions, mustards, sorrels, wild garlic and onion, spring is the season Mother Nature presents us with a bounty of green to revitalize our bodies after winter. This is why I eat my spring gre… 3/24/2024 Ah, deviled eggs. For me, the snow white beds filled with mounds of rich whipped golden yolks are not only a thing of voluptuous beauty –but possibly a perfect mouthful. So imagine my delight when I discovere… 3/21/2024 Ah, deviled eggs. For me, the snow white beds filled with mounds of rich whipped golden yolks are not only a thing of voluptuous beauty –but possibly a perfect mouthful.So imagine my delight when I discovere… 3/21/2024 I am passionate about ancestral foods and none are more ancient than t… 3/8/2024 I am passionate about ancestral foods and none are more ancient than the wild greens known today as weeds. So in honor of International Women’s Day, I’ve decided to share these recipes for Wild Green “Ebbazone” Pies … 3/8/2024 Banish winter, bless the coming of spring, and ensure your face remain… 3/5/2024 Banish winter, bless the coming of spring, and ensure your face remains beautiful all year with these Red & White Jam Spirals! They are my edible cookie version of the red and white magical talismans woven by Bab… 3/5/2024 Blessed Imbolc to you! Tonight is the midpoint between winter solstice and spring equinox - the true date of Imbolc for the Celts. And between now and the full moon on February 5th, theres is a great deal of "natural m… 2/3/2024 In Ireland (and around here on Vancouver Island) this is the time the sun begins to warm the earth releasing the waters frozen in ice and snow. Perhaps this is why Brigid is a goddess connected to both fire and water, the… 1/31/2024 I've been celebrating Imbolc for over a decade and each year I discover more layers to its mythology and food lore. Last year I created this Cailleach Ale Cake (the oldest spirit in the world) in honor of the dark cou… 1/20/2024 Looking for a recipe to celebrate the upcoming beautiful Celtic spring “feis” (feast or festival) known as Imbolc, Imbolg, or Brigid’s Feast of Fire? Well, I’ve got you covered! In this post, I round up some of my all-time fav… 1/20/2024 Wassail means “be hale” or “be healthy” and is a toast given before the c… 1/5/2024 I like to celebrate the old tradition of “wassailing the orchards" on “Twelvey Night” January 12th (or 17th) according to old customs. Most of us are familiar with the custom of pouring warm mulled ale or cider over the roots o… 1/5/2024 January 6th is the day of “wassailing” in the British Isles. Wassailing (the tradition of drinking wassail) is an ancient “field-visiting custom” or “field remedy ritual” believed to fertilize the earth and ensure abund… 1/5/2024 “Yes, the sun has begun her official return. But as I write this, frost shimmers, the ground is frozen and every footstep crunches. And it’s easy to understand why our ancestors, as the pantry grew lean, wanted to gi… 1/5/2024 psychology an international perspective