Mama P Simply Incorporate Magic Mama P is an expert in the field of magic. She has been practicing for years and has mastered various forms of magic. From card tricks to illusions, Mama P can do it all. But what sets Mama P apart from other magicians is her ability to incorporate magic into everyday life. She doesn't just perform tricks on stage or at parties – she infuses magic into her daily routines. For example, Mama P can make breakfast appear out of nowhere.
Later in her life, Ida opened up a restaurant in Saffron Falls called Mama P's. Here, she sold a variety of many different kinds of food and drinks such as muffins, smoothies, sandwiches and some Spanish dishes. When Jake was about 13, he started working here to promote his food bike business and help wait tables.
When Ida was in 7th grade, she and her two best friends Becky and Gina were gifted the cookbook by The Traveler when they accidentally went off the trail during a field trip to the Cedros Forest. She used these ingredients to try and break her spell, as well as use them to trick her customers and throw all the other restaurants out of business.
For example, Mama P can make breakfast appear out of nowhere. She waves her wand, and suddenly a stack of pancakes materializes on the kitchen counter. It's like something out of a fairy tale.
Mama p simply incorporate magic
Appearance
Mama P has fair skin and short dark brown hair. Her eyes are round and hazel. She is usually seen wearing cardigans and neutral colors and large necklaces or scarves.
Personality
Mama P is a very deceptive woman, tricking Kelly, Darbie and Hannah, and even Jake into thinking she was a kind-hearted woman. In reality, she is selfish and almost all her goals are self-centered. She alwa to lift the curse off of her and keep all other food industries in Saffron Falls away from the town and her own restaurant so that she would have no competition. However, Mama P was more than wil out the boys want spells and cooking ingredients, but this could've just been part of the 'nice act'.
Although Mama P has returned and stated that she was from now on an ally of the girls, they still don't believe her entirely. According to Kelly Quinn, she is "the most sneaky, two-faced liar she has ever met". Mama P is a very cool person. She can be a little tricky, but she has feelings too, and truly cares about Jake.
History
When Ida was in 7th grade, she and her two best friends Becky and Gina were gifted the cookbook by The Traveler when they accidentally went off the trail during a field trip to the Cedros Forest. Together they made a variety of magical dishes and even created some recipes of their own. However, when Chuck came into their lives some point around 1965, their relationship began to falter. Not only was the book slowly tearing them apart, but Chuck also got between the girls as well. Gina told Chuck all about magic and the cookbook, which angered both Becky and Ida. In addition, Chuck also stole Ida's morbium seed. As the girls began to get fed up with each other and more arguments began to arise due to the book, Ida and Gina both cursed each other. After what Gina did to her, Ida could never leave Saffron Falls, and Gina could no longer play music in public anymore. Becky couldn't believe that Ida and Gina had cursed each other, so she threw the book over the falls with the help of her Morbium, severing the girls' protectorship of the book.
Later in her life, Ida opened up a restaurant in Saffron Falls called Mama P's. Here, she sold a variety of many different kinds of food and drinks such as muffins, smoothies, sandwiches and some Spanish dishes. When Jake was about 13, he started working here to promote his food bike business and help wait for the tables.
Ida used her restaurant to store her magical ingredients in a secret pantry. She used these ingredients to try and break her spell, as well as use them to trick her customers and throw all the other restaurants out of business. Mama P's later became very famous in town due to this reason, and Mama P was deemed an iconic person whom almost everybody in Saffron Falls knew. She was also voted Citizen of the Year during the 50th Annual Pluot Festival.
Upon learning that Kelly had the book and was creating magical recipes, Mama P took advantage of Kelly and her friends and deceived them into breaking her own curse. Mama P claimed that she was helping Kelly's grandmother and teaching the girls magic, but she only did this for selfish reasons. In the season one finale, Mama P finally breaks her curse and leaves Saffron Falls frozen in place while she goes off to Paris and opens up a new restaurant. However, Kelly and the girls thought ahead and managed to drink a protection shake from the curse and bake a cake that saved the town.
Mama P was enjoying her time in Paris and loved bossing around the other workers. However, she is lead back to Saffron Falls again due to a spell and she redeems herself as a good person. She begins to help Kelly and the girls once again.
Relationships
Becky Quinn
Becky and Ida were best friends as teenagers. Together, along with Gina, they formed the OCs, being former protectors of the Cookbook. Through middle and high school, the two were very close. However, the book slowly began to tear them apart. Disagreements rose and the two began to get very fed up with each other. Additionally, Chuck also created a wedge between them. The two carried this resentment after Becky threw the book over the falls, and it wasn't until Kelly found the book again that the two became reunited. However, when Ida threw Kelly's mother under the bus, by lying to her and helping Adam Lever try and win the election, they again put a barrier between them once again- until Ida made amends.
Gina Silvers
Gina was the third member of the OCs trio. Togther, they used to be very close, considering that they have never cooked together without Becky. As a teenager, Gina was the one who cursed Ida to be stuck in Saffron Falls forever. Just like Becky, Ida continued to carry her resentment for Gina after the book was out of their lives. However, they managed to rebuild their friendship in the later seasons of the show, even after the stunt Ida pulled at the Pluot Festival.
Ida "Mama P" Perez is one of the main characters. She owns two cafés, Mama P's in Saffron Falls and Madame P's in France. She was one of the three previous owners of The Cookbook, along with Becky Quinn and Gina Silvers. She hated Charles Peizer (Chuck) because he stole her morbium and got her father fired from his job which ended up tearing apart her family.
But Mama P doesn't stop there. She can also make chores disappear with a flick of her wrist. The dishes wash themselves, the laundry folds itself, and the house cleans itself. It's like having a personal magic assistant. Mama P's magic isn't limited to physical objects either. She can also make people feel better with her enchantments. If someone is feeling sad or stressed, Mama P can cast a spell to bring them joy and relaxation. She can also use her magic to bring people together. With a wave of her wand, she can create a magical atmosphere that encourages connection and conversation. It's like a magical icebreaker. Mama P's ability to incorporate magic into everyday life is truly remarkable. She shows us that magic doesn't have to be confined to stage performances or special occasions. It can be a part of our daily lives if we have the imagination and willingness to believe in its possibilities. So next time you're feeling down or overwhelmed, channel your inner Mama P and bring a little magic into your life. You never know what wonders it might bring..
Reviews for "Mama P's Kitchen: Where Magic Happens"
1. Jenna - 2/5 stars: "I was really excited to read 'Mama P Simply Incorporate Magic' because I adore magic and witchy stories. However, I found the book to be quite disappointing. The plot was predictable and lacked depth, the characters were one-dimensional, and the writing style felt dull. It felt like the author was trying too hard to capture the magic element, but it fell flat for me. Overall, I think there are much better books out there in the genre that tackle the theme of magic much more effectively."
2. Michael - 1/5 stars: "I couldn't even finish 'Mama P Simply Incorporate Magic.' The writing was amateurish, and the story felt disjointed and unstructured. The main character, Mama P, was not relatable at all, and the attempt at incorporating magic into the plot was poorly executed. I felt like the author didn't fully develop the magical elements, leaving them feeling forced and unrealistic. I'm quite disappointed in this book and wouldn't recommend it to anyone looking for a well-written magic-themed story."
3. Emma - 2/5 stars: "While 'Mama P Simply Incorporate Magic' had an interesting premise, the execution left much to be desired. The pacing was slow, and the story dragged on without any real excitement or suspense. The magical elements felt tacked on and didn't add much to the overall plot. Additionally, the characters lacked depth and development, making it difficult for me to connect with any of them. I had high hopes for this book, but unfortunately, it fell flat for me."