Lammas Bread Recipe: White Sandwich Bread for Bread Machine

A slice of sandwich bread on a wooden plate with three wheat stalks

It’s Lammas Loaf time! Witches, you know what we’re talking about! Warm, soft, fresh from the oven, and filled with the magical harvests of Lammas or Lughnasadh!

Homemade bread is one of the best ways to celebrate the turning of the wheel! Now, with modern technology, we can make this delicious Lammas recipe in under 2 hours! No more slaving over a warm hearth here!

And if you’re wondering, is it still Witchcraft if we don’t make the Lammas bread by hand? Of course it is! As you’re adding your ingredients to your bread maker, visualize your intent and charge the ingredients! Each time you pass the bread maker or smell the bread baking, visualize your goal happening right before your eyes!

Much like with anything in modern times, intention is everything, and adaptability is key! Just check out The Modern Witches’ Toolkit!

It’s so good, we promise you’ll literally ask yourself, “What is this Witchcraft?”

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Aurora Moone

Aurora Moone is a beautiful, kind-spirited, loving, motivating, and exciting Witch of 21 years. Having traveled all over the United States, Aurora has close friends of every religious background and spiritual path. She believes, whole-heartedly, in the power of coexistence through love, respect, and growth. She feels that we have responsibilities that involve everyone, no matter what path they walk. “No matter what group you commit to, no matter what spirituality you align with, no matter what religion you follow, no matter what political party you fall under, and no matter what your gender or race is, we are all citizens of Earth, and we all have a responsibility.” – Aurora Moone During her time in Hattiesburg, MS, Aurora founded Coexist at Southern Miss and Southern Miss Spell Casters. She specializes in mindfulness, Usui Reiki, Ascension Reiki, Wicca, meditation, extra-sensory perception, instant magic, and tarot analysis and reading. She is a 4th rank Temple Tradition Priestess.