There are countless options when it comes to buying edibles. From cakes, chocolate bars, granola bars, cookies, gummies, and more. Eating cannabis is more popular than ever, but why would you want to eat your cannabis rather than smoke it? Many say the high from eating the plant is much calmer and lasts longer. Edibles are a great option for people who don't like to smoke, or are unable to. People like that it's more discreet, with no smoke or smell. Some people may just want to mix it up and try edibles occasionally. While others just prefer the longer, body high that edibles give. Many medicinal users love the long term effects of ingesting indica before bed. Helping them sleep, and have relief from pain, all night.Smoking effects tend to peak around 10 min afterwards, making it ...
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What You Should Know About the Use of Cannabis Tinctures?
Cannabis tinctures are known for different names such as golden dragon and green dragon. It is an alcohol based type of cannabis extract. Essentially, cannabis tinctures are infused with alcohol and in fact, it has always been considered to be the primary form of medical cannabis until it was prohibited by the United States government.
The Other Names
The name green dragon may cause people to think cannabis tinctures are not for everyone. However, they are an excellent entry point for medical cannabis and recreational cannabis users that do not want to inhale marijuana, but consume it in a smokeless way. If you are going to consume cannabis tincture, it is important to know its dosage.The Dosage
Cannabis tincture dosages are very easy to measure. You can begin with a ...Read More
Does Cannabis Need to be Decarboxylated?
If you're new to cooking with cannabis you're probably wondering, does cannabis need to be decarboxylated?Have you ever watched a movie before and seen someone swallow a whole stack of raw cannabis just to avoid being caught with it? You may be considering what happens next! You probably believe that the person’s eyes must be popping out of his head and he is gasping for air, right? However, the aftermath is not what you expect. Listen for the spoiler. The person is going to have a lackluster effect at best. You may not believe this, but let’s explain why this is the case.
The Answer
The answer lies in a process known as decarboxylation. This is a process that is quite necessary to feel the psychoactive effects that you should when you consume cannabinoids. Raw cannabis ...Read More
Pot Brownies
Here is how to make the tastiest Pot Brownies you'll ever try.
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Pot Brownies Recipe:
4 oz. (115g) of Cannabis Butter 2 oz. (60g) Self-Rising Flour 8 oz. (225g) Soft Brown Sugar 1.5 oz. (45g) Baking Cocoa (Not Chocolate Milk Mix guys..) 1 oz. (30g) Ground Almonds (optional) 2 Eggs Grated Rind of One Large Orange (DO NOT LEAVE THIS OUT) ½ tsp. Baking Powder1. Start by sifting the flour, baking powder and the baking cocoa together into a large mixing bowl.2. Add the almonds (optional), sugar and the orange rind, mixing well.3. Next, add the butter and the eggs, beating this mixture carefully until smooth.4. Bake this at 150 degrees C (300F or Gas Mark 2), in a shallow dish, greased and lined with wax paper.5. Bake for about 50 – 55 ...Read More
Unique Cannabis Recipes
Cooking with cannabis is becoming more and more popular every year. Most people often associate cannabis cooking only with fattening foods like brownies and cakes. But there are many more delicious and nutritious ways to enjoy cannabis in your everyday meal plan without packing on the pounds.Learning how to make marijuana foods can be fun for anyone who loves to eat!Here are some unique cannabis recipes that will keep your pallet pleased.
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Hummus Recipes
Homemade High HummusMAKES: 2 Cups1 (15.5 ounce) can garbanzo beans (chickpeas), drained 1/3 cup pitted Spanish Manzanilla olives 1 teaspoon minced garlic 2 tablespoons Marijuana oil 2 tablespoons lemon juice ~Place garbanzo 1 ½ teaspoons chopped fresh basil 1 teaspoon ...Read More
Marijuana Recipes
Did you know that you can make marijuana recipes for beef and seafood dishes?Cooking with weed does not need to always be for making desserts.There are hundreds of ways to use cannabis in your cooking, for everything from salad dressings, to casseroles.Here are some beef and seafood recipes for you to try out at home.
Beef & Meats
Marijuana Garlic and Red Wine Filet MignonServes: 44 6-ounce filet mignon portions, each ~2 inches thick 4 cloves garlic, thinly sliced salt to taste ¼ cup Marijuana oil ¼ cup olive oil ¼ cup balsamic vinegar 4 oz white mushrooms, thinly sliced ½ bottle red wine (cabernet sauvignon) Slice into each filet lengthwise, creating a small pocket. Stuff each pocket with the equivalent of 1 clove of garlic, ...Read More
Cannabis Dressings and Marinades
If you're looking for versatile ways to incorporate THC into your next barbecue or gathering, look no further than cannabis dressings and marinades. Easy-to-make so they're ideal for kicking any party into high-gear!
Everyday Cannabis Salad Dressing
MAKES: ¾ cup1 tsp Dijon-style mustard, smooth or grainy 2 tbsp + 1 tsp wine vinegar ¼ cup canna-oil ¼ cup olive oil 1 tbsp flax seed oilWhisk mustard into vinegar. Add both olive oil, and Marijuana oil in a thin stream, whisking constantly until oil is emulsified. Whisk in flax seed oil, and use immediately.Marijuana-Lemon Pepper Dressing
MAKES: ¾ cup2 tbsp fresh lemon juice 1 tbsp wine vinegar ¼ tsp salt ½ tsp cracked black peppercorns 1 dash stevia powder 1 clove ...Read More
Vegetable Cannabis Recipes
Cannabis cooking is often thought of as for use in cookies, brownies, and other foods for the “munchies”. But, when cooking with cannabis, it does not always need to be for making desserts or baked goods. Here are three vegetable cannabis recipes for all you healthy people, or vegetarians out there that enjoy cannabis cooking.
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Marijuana Spinach
SERVES: 6 1 tbsp Marijuana butter1 clove garlic, minced2 bunches fresh spinach1 tbsp pine nuts1 tbsp sun-dried tomato flakes (optional)Steam spinach. Melt Marijuana butter with garlic, pine nuts, and tomato flakes.Pour over spinach, mix slightly, and serve.Marijuana Asparagus with Sesame Seeds
SERVES: 6 2½ lb asparagus, trimmed2 tbsp Marijuana oil (or melted Marijuana ...Read More
Cannabis Desserts
For those of you cannabis users out there who get the munchies from time to time, cooking with cannabis can be a great way to get medicated without smoking your buds. Traditional cannabis desserts are brownies and cookies. In this article we will show you some delicious cannabis desserts for the more sophisticated pallet.
Canna-Carrot Cake
Serves: 184 eggs 1 1/4 cups vegetable oil 2 cups white sugar 2 teaspoons vanilla extract 2 cups all-purpose flour 2 teaspoons baking soda 2 teaspoons baking powder 1/2 teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon 3 cups grated carrots 1 cup chopped pecansFOR FROSTING:1/4 cup Marijuana butter ¼ cup vegetable oil 8 ounces cream cheese, softened 4 cups confectioners' sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1 cup chopped ...Read More
Cannabis Oil to Capitol Hill
In Utah, children and their parents have begun a crusade for the use of cannabis oil to treat kids with epilepsy.In total, three Utah doctors have proclaimed the utmost support for the oil as a medical treatment for suffering children. These doctors have kicked off letter writing campaigns to Congress as well. Through a great deal of studies, a Utah doctor simply stated in one of his letters that by refusing to legalize this substance, we are limiting the access these kids need for therapy.A Representative of the state, named Gage Froerer, has made his stance clear. The State Representative is planning to introduce the research data and facts in an upcoming legislative session. The aim of this process is not only to legalize for these kids. If Froerer is successful with ...
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Hash Brownies
How to make the tastiest THC Brownies you'll ever try:
Hash Brownies recipe.4 oz. (115g) of Cannabis Butter 2 oz. (60g) Self-Rising Flour 8 oz. (225g) Soft Brown Sugar 1.5 oz. (45g) Baking Cocoa (Not Chocolate Milk Mix guys..) 1 oz. (30g) Ground Almonds (optional) 2 Eggs Grated Rind of One Large Orange (DO NOT LEAVE THIS OUT) ½ tsp. Baking Powder1. Start by sifting the flour, baking powder and the baking cocoa together into a large mixing bowl.2. Add the almonds (optional), sugar and the orange rind, mixing well.3. Next, add the butter and the eggs, beating this mixture carefully until smooth.4. Bake this at 150 degrees C (300F or Gas Mark 2), in a shallow dish, greased and lined with wax paper.5. Bake for about 50 – 55 minutes.Feel free to ...Read More
