For the menu on The Second Day of the Writing of the Book of the Law, we concentrate on spring fruits and vegetables that are blue and purple, yellow and orange. Since Hadit relates to the solar plexus, the yellow color will predominate. Also, since Hadit is the counterpart to Nuit, foods that are predominantly fiery will prevail.
Of course some balance is always needed, and it will be provided with foods that are cooling. This side dish of Kabocha Squash, Artichoke, and Fennel Sauté from “The Thelemic Cookbook” has the yellow smoothness of squash, the crunch of roasted fennel, and the natural sweetness of the artichokes in a rich cinnamon butter.
Click here for the full recipe. You can also find more recipes from the Three Days feast unto Hadit, by clicking here.
