Wiccan Recipes app for iPhone and iPad
4.2 (
5412 ratings )
Lifestyle
Book
Developer: Lazy Yards
0.99 USD
Current version: 1.0, last update: 8 years agoFirst release : 29 Feb 2012
App size: 9.77 Mb
Cooking is probably the most commonly recognized type of "kitchen witchery". Anytime that you feed people, you are performing a magickal act, nourishing the body and soul. This is why so many of our holiday observances are centered around food. Learning to create magickal foods and to cook magickally simply enhances this experience.
Enjoy these wiccan recipes for different occasions, from apperitives through soups and main courses and also desserts.
Features:
*Facebook connect
*Share your favorite recipes through Twitter
*Save your favorite recipes
*Search by ingredients or recipe names
*Save pictures to your device.
Latest reviews of Wiccan Recipes app for iPhone and iPad
Fun but unorganized
This app is a lot of fun and many of the recipes are really tasty too! But I wish there was some sort of organization to the recipes like main courses, sides, breads. Also, I have found that at least one recipe (Oatmeal Bread) is incomplete. But besides a few minor flaws, the design is really warm and inviting and the food is good.
This app is a lot of fun and many of the recipes are really tasty too! But I wish there was some sort of organization to the recipes like main courses, sides, breads. Also, I have found that at least one recipe (Oatmeal Bread) is incomplete. But besides a few minor flaws, the design is really warm and inviting and the food is good.
Great app
I love this app ! Just wish it had updates to change up the recipes
I love this app ! Just wish it had updates to change up the recipes
Interesting recipes to try
40 recipes that all look pretty good and are easy to make. Each has a nice photo. Seems to be mostly traditional Irish recipes, with some others thrown in. I was surprised to find cheese enchiladas included, but they do look yummy.
Write review
40 recipes that all look pretty good and are easy to make. Each has a nice photo. Seems to be mostly traditional Irish recipes, with some others thrown in. I was surprised to find cheese enchiladas included, but they do look yummy.