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Tarta De Venus: A Not So Traditional Easter Cake — Gather Victoria
This simple almond tart is inspired by the Tarta de Santiago, a very dense, moist, cake traditionally served during Holy Week in Spain. It usually features the image of the St. James Cross dusted in powdered sugar but I went with a scallop shell instead. Venus goddess of love, beauty and fertility mythically arose from…
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Holiday Egg Dyeing with Herbs – Traditional Medicinals
As herbalists, we are naturally intrigued by all plants – for their historical use as traditional medicine, but also for art and creativity. We mark the passage of time with the growing and blooming of the plants we love, and with spring in our midst, we feel the natural urge to be more creative and to brighten up our homes. One such way is using plants as a natural dye. It’s a lovely activity for the Easter holiday, as traditionally eggs were decorated and hung on tree branches to symbolize the fertility of the spring season. It’s also a fun, anytime activity to do with children to celebrate spring!
MATERIALS & INGREDIENTS
Materials needed:
- 5-10 containers, glass or plastic to use as vessels for plant dye
- Small saucepan
- Spoons
- Cookie rack
Ingredients needed:
- White Eggs: In order to get a clear sense of the dye colors, white eggs will be…
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