On the longest night of the year, when silence drapes the world and the sun's pulse falters,
The Silent Feast: Rituals of Power in the Longest Night
invites you to the table where magick, myth, and meal converge. In this immersive work, author
Matthew Petchinsky
transforms food into sacred art-revealing how bread becomes spell, wine becomes invocation, and every act of nourishment shapes destiny. Each chapter unfolds as both recipe and ritual, guiding readers through winter's ancient mysteries: ancestral offerings of meat and fire, divinations in fruit and wine, and Yule feasts where the flame of life is rekindled.
Richly written and beautifully symbolic, this book bridges the sacred and the sensual, teaching that every bite carries intention, every dish a spell of endurance, gratitude, and rebirth. Perfect for modern mystics, ritualists, and those seeking spiritual depth in their kitchen,
The Silent Feast
is not just a cookbook-it's a resurrection of the hearth's forgotten magic.