These Marinated Lion’s Mane and Shiitake mushrooms began their tasty journey in a rich umami broth before soaking in the marinade.

Rich in essential minerals such as magnesium, iron, and manganese, and the bitter alkaloid theobromine, cacao gifts us with luscious and nurturing support.

Bath orbs are one of the most welcomed gifts to receive and always enjoyable to use. There are so many variations and recipes out there but in their most simple preparation, all you need are a few ingredients that you likely already have on hand.

Botanical aromas in the home are often very cleansing and evoke a connection with the natural elements. These incense cones are a great alternative to fragrant candles, and synthetically scented room sprays, which aren’t ideal to inhale.

Oxymels are a great alternative (or addition) to alcoholic cocktails this season. I like to add them to soda water and garnish with a few seasonal sprigs and a splash of citrus for a beautiful and delightful digestive tonic.

I make sure to use natural wax like beeswax or leftover soy wax from candles, as petroleum-based waxes can release potentially harmful chemicals (like benzene) into the air. A very good reason to stick to natural candles in the home.

The creamy and umami-rich miso perfectly complements the natural caramel sweetness of the Medjool dates, creating a decadent explosion of flavors.

The patient process of thawing the bones, roasting them, and slowly simmering them over many hours has become an important ritual in my life. I often wonder what wisdom was held in these bones as I watch them release their nourishing juices into the broth.

Tallow balm is made with the rendered fat of ruminant animals and closely matches our skin’s natural oils. It is a nutrient-rich, zero-waste alternative to many oil-based skincare products, and one that many of our ancestors have used for generations.

Fire cider is a warming, immune-boosting folk remedy and traditionally taken as a preventative for colds and flus and to circulate the blood.