Burns Night is celebrated here at Folklore, Food & Fairytales. Important first step, catch your haggis: #haggis #RobertBurns
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Folklore, Food & Fairytales
@FairytalesFood@mstdn.social
mastodon 4.7.2A storytelling podcast featuring stories & folklore with connected recipes & food history. Honouring the stories despite how tenuous the link to the recipe becomes.
I’m Rachel: a part-time storyteller, fascinated & sometimes alarmed by vintage cookbooks. I enjoy traveling the world & through time via the medium of food & stories. I love history, folklore, stories, cheese, cocktails & cats (not necessarily in that order). I’m on a never-ending mission to find the magic in the spaces between.
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Joined November 12, 2022
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Christmas Eve breakfast of champions. Excellent fuel for various festive tasks ahead including making horseradish sauce with an actual horseradish root, frying latkes, sending a last Christmas letter & fighting a king size duvet cover. I wish everyone a hopeful, peaceful & restorative festive break in whatever shape that makes you happy! I know that for some it’s not a great time, but I hope you can find something in the chaos or the silence that brings you some joy or at least some solace xxx
Calling Witches, Pagans & Folklorists
Would you be willing to take part in a conversation for my podcast A Question of Death about Silent Supper rituals and contacting ancestors?
Recordings would be via zoom, audio only released and I’d be happy to send a preview plus promote your work via show notes etc.
Contact via link below or aquestionofdeath at gmail dot com to chat if you think you might find this interesting - no commitment
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When your new letter about marmalade comes out on the same weekend as the judging of the Marmalade Awards there is a sort of glorious serendipity. Maybe it means you should read it 😋 https://dub.sh/marmalade-bread
#food #foodfiction #marmalade
The problem with imposter syndrome, especially in the arts is that you might just be rubbish and you don’t know …..
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@independentpen@mas.to Thank you
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@FrostPoem@mastodon.art You’re very welcome. My interviewing skills have thankfully improved since then but the storytellers were very gracious/generous and I was very inspired by their stories and experiences.
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Also available wherever you listen to podcasts but they were from September/October 2021 so will be a way back in the episodes.