A Chef’s Grimoire Magazine
Tarot and Culinary Fusion
Where the Journey Begins
A Chef’s Grimoire Magazine takes the mindset about food and menu planning to a different plane. By using the tarot cards to help guide you towards your next recipe, you are certain to always pinpoint what it is you are craving. The cards wisdom leads you to cuisines and methods of cooking in order to develop a new understanding of not only the card, but also techniques to make you more confident in the kitchen.
The Magician
behind the scenes:
Chef Lisa
As a Chef, living in the Hudson Valley, NY, I look for inspiration everywhere. But, I’ve exhausted the local library of their cookbooks and sometimes stare at the google screen blankly thinking, I’ve made that, done that, yep, that too. Enter the Tarot. I decided one day to flip cards for inspiration of my next meal plan and, do you know what? It worked! I already had a very good understanding of the symbolism and meanings of the cards, so with that as my guide, finding the recipes that correlate from card to kitchen was easy. And so, A Chef’s Grimoire was born.
A Culinary Journey by playing The Fool and wishing on The Star
Find out what we’ve been working on:
Experiencing a 7 of Cups moment and only wish to window shop? Why not take a look at our very first Chapter called Timeless in flip book format to see for yourself and become more clear as to your final decision:
Maybe you possess the energy of The Knight of Pentacles? Your curiosity is fed through the tangible! So why not manifest a hard copy of the Magazine and let it be transported right to your mailbox:
Please allow 10 days for delivery once ordered. (P.O.D. is slow, but worth the wait!)
Are you more in tune with The Knight of Swords, who likes things light and airy? Try digital downloads of the Magazine in either flip book or PDF formats:
Caught in a 2 of Swords dilemma of what to menu plan and need a little inspiration? Tune into the daily Tarot pulls every morning on YouTube and subscribe so you never miss a video:
All tarot images are depicted by Pamela Colman Smith.
The deck used is the Universal Waite Tarot.