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Cannabis-infused edibles are growing in popularity. Easy, homemade edibles recipes can be found in abundance, through a simple Google search, and many of these recipes even include easy adaptation, to for make creations gluten-free, vegan, or beyond. If you’re ready to get to an elevated state of mind, then perhaps it’s high time for you try one of these tasty – and easy – weed recipes.

Easy Weed Recipes, no. 1: Cannabis Bud Salad

There’s not much that’s healthier than a fresh salad. If you love salad as much as most people do, then you may want to try a Cannabis Bud salad. Unlike many cannabis recipes, this one doesn’t come with a buzz – just loads of health benefits.

What You’ll Need:

• Fresh cannabis leaves
• Fresh cannabis bud
• Fresh blueberries
• Fresh strawberry slices
• Fresh diced mango
• Any other fresh topping that you may desire
• Your favorite salad dressing (raspberry walnut vinaigrette works amazingly)

Steps:

1. Chop your cannabis leaves into edible pieces, then add them to a salad bowl.
2. Dice the fresh bud into small, bite-sized pieces, and add to your bowl.
3. Next, add the remaining ingredients.
4. Top off the salad with your favorite dressing, and you are good to go!

Cannabis Infused Butter – The Perfect Addition to Pancakes, Muffins, and Beyond

Easy Weed Recipes, no.2: Heavenly Canna Butter-Like-No-Other

When baking with cannabis, most people will tell you it’s all about the butter. What that means is it’s all about how strong you make your cannabutter. When you have good butter, you can make blazin’ muffins, brownies, cakes, rice crispy treats, and more, all from the comfort of your own home.

I know what you’re thinking: you can’t just pick up a tub of cannabutter at the store. However, if you have some weed, some butter, about an hour of free time, and a kitchen, you can whip some up. Cannabutter is as easy as easy weed recipes get!

What You’ll Need:

• ¼ tsp. of ground, de-stemmed, and de-seeded cannabis
• ½ cup of salted butter (do not substitute margarine or low-fat butter)
• Cheesecloth
• Glass container with an air-tight lid

Steps:

1. Melt your butter in a saucepan, over low heat.
2. Add dried, cured, ground cannabis and simmer, over low heat, for 45 minutes to an hour, stirring frequently. (Be sure it’s not too hot, as you don’t want to cook off all the THC.)
3. Strain the butter through the cheesecloth into the glass dish.
4. Use your canna butter to bake (and get baked). Place any leftovers in the fridge or freezer, for breakfast or your next medicated snack.

Simple-yet-Delicious Cannabis Rice Crispy Treats

Easy Weed Recipes, no. 3: No-Bake, Get-Baked Rice Crispy Treats

These aren’t your normal rice crispy treats, but something much better. These medicated and infused crispy rice treats are sure to elevate you – directly to your couch, that is – so consume in moderation and know your dosage, especially if you have a low tolerance.

What You’ll Need:

• Mixing bowl
• Spatula
• Measuring cup
• Non-stick cooking spray
• 9×13” pan

• 6 cups crispy rice cereal
• 7 cups mini marshmallows, divided
• 4 Tbsp. cannabutter

Steps:

1. Spray spatula, mixing bowl, and pan with non-stick spray.
2. Add 7 cups of mini marshmallows to the microwave-safe bowl.
3. Add 4 Tablespoons of cannabutter (or more, depending on your tastes).
4. Microwave the marshmallow and butter together for one minute, then microwave for an additional 30 seconds, watching closely to prevent burning or overflow.
5. Add cereal, and mix until well combined.
6. Spread into the 9×13” pan.
7. Allow to cool and set.
8. Cut and enjoy.

Tips for Best Results

• Don’t pull a stoner move and use stale marshmallows. Rice crispy treats are serious business and not the treats to use up those old dry marshmallows on. Unopened bags or airtight containers of marshmallows are the way to go.
• Don’t burn or overcook them. Heat your marshmallows low and slow, until they begin to slowly melt. Melting them one minute at a time in the microwave is not only quicker, but it can also save you from burning your mix.

These are just a few of the recipes for easy homemade edibles that you might soon love. You may just find that great cannabis recipes “canna” open your world to a new way of medicating. For more incredible edibles and cannabis-infused treats, check out The Kitchen at medicaledibles.com.

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If you love to medicate with edibles but find you have a higher tolerance than others, you’re going to dig these potent weed recipes, which are sure to rock your world. Be careful though; these definitely deliver, so know what to expect with your edibles’ experience ahead of time.

“Baked” Chocolate-Frosted Cupcakes that Deliver

“Baked” Chocolate-Frosted Cupcakes

This is a bit more complicated than some marijuana recipes, but the results are so worth it! With a little prep and some patience, you can make some blazin’ cupcakes with a kick. Here’s what you’ll need:

Tools:

• Muffin pans
• Mixing bowl
• Spatula
• Measuring cup

Ingredients:

• 1 box of cake mix

• Muffin pan liners

• Container of your favorite chocolate frosting

• Cannabutter

• 1 gram of dabs

Directions:

Place your muffin pan liners in your muffin pan. Preheat your oven to the temperature specified on your cake mix box. Melt dabs over low heat, in your cannabutter (this adds the kick). Side note: usually, I find a one-stick equivalence of canna butter to a gram of dabs is perfect. There’s sometimes a little butter leftover after making the cake mix, which can be whipped into your favorite frosting.

Make you mix according to the directions on the package, substituting cannabutter for oil and margarine. The stronger your cannabutter, the more of a kick you’ll get from your cupcakes. Bake your cupcakes according, to directions. After they are finished and have cooled completely, it’s time to frost them.

Cover with your favorite chocolate frosting, and enjoy getting baked on your cupcakes. Be careful, as this marijuana recipe is no joke (you might think it is, however, after you get the giggles).

No-Bake, Get-Baked Peanut Butter Oatmeal Cookies

Do you love peanut butter? How about oatmeal? If you said yes to both of these items, then I bet you love peanut butter oatmeal cookies! What if you were to find out that there’s one of our favorite potent weed recipes lets you produce these tasty treats yourself?

The addition of cannabutter and cannabis-infused peanut butter really gives these cookies a kick. Here’s what you’ll need, to make this sweet treat:

Tools:

• Saucepan
• Spatula
• Measuring cup
• Cookie sheet
• Wax paper
• Tablespoon

Ingredients:

• 2 cups sugar
• 1⁄4 cup cannabutter
• 1⁄2 cup milk
• 1 cup cannabis-infused peanut butter
• 1 tsp. vanilla
• 3 cups oats

Directions:

First, add sugar, cannabutter, and milk to your saucepan, on medium heat, and bring to a rolling boil. Stir constantly, until it boils for approximately 1 minute. Then, promptly remove the mixture from heat. Next, add the cannabis-infused peanut butter and vanilla to your saucepan, stirring until the peanut butter has melted, then add your oats. Once mixed thoroughly, simply spoon the mixture onto wax paper, in your desired cookie size, and allow to cool. Once cooled, all that is left to do is enjoy!

Chocolate Chip Wook Cookies

Chocolate Chip Wook Cookies

Wook Cookies, or chocolate chip cookies with a cannabis kick, are a classic. If you love chocolatey marijuana recipes, then this one will definitely spark your bowl. Just make sure to take care of any pressing tasks before enjoying these, as you may find yourself relaxing on the couch for a while.

Tools:

• Mixing bowl
• Spatula
• Measuring cup
• Cookie sheet
• Tablespoon

Ingredients:

• • 2 tsp. hot water
  • 1/2 tsp. salt
  • 3 cups all-purpose flour
  • 2 cups chipped canna chocolate
  • 1 cup chopped walnuts (optional)
  • 1 tsp. baking soda
  • 2 tsp. vanilla extract (Madagascar Vanilla makes a difference)
  • 2 eggs
  • 1 cup white sugar
  • 1 cup packed brown sugar
  • 1 cup cannabutter, softened

• Optional: add 1 gram of dabs, like you would in the Real Baked Chocolate Frosted Cupcakes.

Directions:

First, preheat your oven to 350 degrees.

Mix the cannabutter together with your white and brown sugars, until the mix becomes smooth. Mix both eggs in a cup, then add to the sugar and butter. Dissolve your baking soda in hot water. Add it to your mix, along with your vanilla and salt. Add flour, chocolate chips, and nuts (if adding them), and mix thoroughly. Spoon onto ungreased cookie sheet.

Now, bake your cookies for about 10 minutes, and voila: you have Wook Cookies.

These potent weed recipes all pack a powerful punch, so just know what you’re getting yourself into, and be prepared for a wild ride. For more lit ways to enjoy marijuana recipes, be sure to visit the Kitchen at medicaledibles.com.

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Baked Walnut Canna-Brownies with an Elevated Glaze

Brownie Ingredients:

• 3/4 cup walnuts
• 1 cup dates
• 3/4 cup rolled oats
• 2 tsp. cocoa powder
• 1 tsp. vanilla extract
• 4 Tbsp. cannabis coconut oil

Elevated Glaze Ingredients:

• 1 Tbsp. of almond butter
• ¼ tsp. salt
• 1 Tbsp. cocoa powder
• 1 Tbsp. maple syrup

Other Tools You’ll Need:

• Food Processor
• Lined Baking Sheet

Steps:

1. Combine rolled oats and walnuts in the food processor, and pulse until the mixture becomes a powder.
2. Add vanilla extract, cannabis coconut oil, salt, cocoa powder, and dates. Process until mixed thoroughly.
3. Place mixture on the lined baking sheet, and flatten to shape.
4. Place brownies in the fridge for 2-4 hours.
5. Before serving, mix the maple syrup, cocoa powder, and the almond butter together, and then drizzle the Elevated Glaze on the Baked Walnut Canna-Brownies.

Vegan-Friendly Cannabis-Infused Banana Bread

Baked Canna-Banana Bread

Ingredients:

• 2 cups all-purpose flour
• 1 cup sugar
• 1/4 cup softened, canna-infused coconut oil or almond butter
• 3/4 tsp. baking soda
• 1/2 tsp. kosher or sea salt
• 3 cups chopped pecans
• 1/3 cup almond or coconut milk yogurt
• 3 mashed, overripe bananas
• 1 cup applesauce
• 2 tsp. vanilla extract

Other Tools:

• Cooking Spray
• 9×5” Loaf Pan
• Whisk
• Medium Mixing Bowl
• Small Mixing Bowl

Steps:

1. Spray the 9×5” loaf pan with cooking spray and preheat the oven to 340°F. Set aside the pan for now.
2. In the medium mixing bowl, use the whisk to combine the flour, baking soda, and salt.
3. In the small mixing bowl, combine together the canna-infused coconut oil or almond butter and sugar. Once mixed thoroughly, add the bananas, pecans, yogurt, vanilla, and applesauce, and mix together.
4. Next, add the wet ingredients in the small bowl to the dry ingredients in the medium bowl. Mix until the ingredients are combined.
5. Pour the bread batter into the prepared pan.
6. Place in the oven and cook for approximately 45-50 minutes, or until the bread is a light golden-brown color and passes the toothpick test.
7. Once finished baking, allow the bread to rest for 10 minutes in the pan, and then place it on a wire rack to cool.
   
   

Canna Cashew Stuffed Avocados

Ingredients:

• 2 large avocados
• 1-2 Tbsp. edible cannabis oil
• 1 cup cashews (rinsed thoroughly and soaked for four hours)
• ½ cup purified water
• 1 tablespoon nutritional yeast
• ¼ clove garlic
• 2 tsp. lemon juice
• 1 tsp. tamari
• 1 tsp. apple cider vinegar
• ¼ – ½ tsp. Kosher or sea salt

Other Tools:

• Blender
• Spoon

Steps:

1. First, prep your avocados. Cut the avocados into halves, remove the pits, and, using a spoon, remove the avocados from the skins, being careful to remove the pieces intact. Set the avocado parts aside to stuff later.
2. Using a blender, combine the cannabis oil, soaked/rinsed cashews, purified water, yeast, lemon juice, tamari, sea salt, apple cider vinegar, and garlic, until blended smoothly.
3. Using a spoon, fill up the avocado halves that you prepared earlier with the cashew cream blend. If desired, you can top these off with cherry tomato halves, ground Brazil nuts, or other vegan-friendly garnishes. Now, all that’s left is to enjoy this healthy cannabis recipe!
   
   

Vegan-Friendly Cannabis Edibles Tips

Additional Friendly Tips and Conclusion

Almost any vegan edibles recipe can be made vegan by substituting dairy milk with soy, almond, or coconut milk. Eggs in cannabis recipes can also be substituted with ¼ cup of applesauce for each egg that the recipe calls for. With these tips in mind, the options for vegan-friendly cannabis edibles are almost endless.

We hope that you enjoy making and eating these healthy cannabis recipes as much as we enjoyed sharing them with you!

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When it comes to making edibles recipes, we always think about baked goods, because heat is what activates those good cannabinoids in your foods. That’s not the only way to eat your THC, however. Making a cannabis ice cream recipe will allow you and your friends to try something a little different, as well as enjoy as a sweet, cold treat in the summer heat. The cannabis ice cream recipe still involves some heat during the initial process, but the final product is a frozen delight, which might also pair well with some warm, fresh edible baked goods if you’re feeling a like a little extra with your cannabis snack.

The best part of making cannabis ice cream is that you don’t even need an ice cream machine. You could certainly use one if you really wanted to get complicated, which might pay off for your tastes in the end, but it’s not a deal-breaker. We’ve found two great recipes that can provide you an easy way or a complicated way to make your own amazing THC ice cream so that you don’t have to search for a local cannabis ice cream shop.

This green ice cream isn’t actually cannabis-infused, but the matcha flavor that this ice cream includes might be a good idea, for your own cannabis creation!

The Simple Life

This first recipe makes cannabis ice cream using cannabutter, which, if you’ve been following us, you know is a staple in most weed baking. While cannabutter is not actually the norm for cannabis ice cream, it makes cannabis ice cream incredibly easy, because, if you do a lot of weed baking, you probably already have this lying around.

I call this a simple recipe because it’s honestly the least number of steps you’ll have to follow, to get some cannabis ice cream in your freezer. You just need to whip some heavy cream until it’s stiff, then add in your cannabutter and can of condensed milk, and you’re ready to freeze it all into ice cream. The recipe suggests using some vanilla and chopped mint, to create a mint chocolate chip flavor, but this bare bones of this recipe also allow you to replace those ingredients if you’d like to try something new.

The Big Leagues

Over at the Fader, there is actually a great recipe that can help you create some fancy cannabis ice cream, but you’re going to need an ice cream maker, and a willingness to do some home infusing that doesn’t result in cannabutter. The process is going to start out with getting your “weed cream” ready, which was actually a new term for me.

Creating “weed cream” is pretty simple, actually. You take two cups of heavy cream, and then five to ten ground-up grams of the flower of your choice, and heat those items in a saucepan, right below a simmer, for an hour. After that hour, your weed cream should be infused, and you can run it through a cheesecloth, to get all the chunky herb out. Some cream is going to evaporate, but if you have less than one and a half cups at the end, adding in some normal, non-infused cream won’t hurt anyone. Then, mix it all up with a hand blender for thirty seconds and chill in the refrigerator, until you’re ready for the next step.

Once all of your other ingredients are gathered and you’re ready for the next plunge, you’ll want to get a medium saucepan, then add all the cream you’ve just made, plus four cups of milk, to simmer for a bit. Then, you just need to turn off the heat and add all the other ingredients, besides eggs and salt (so sugar, honey, dry milk powder, and xanthan gum), and then whisk that mixture together, until it’s all dissolved (the gum doesn’t have to totally dissolve).

From there, you’ll just whisk your eggs and temper the frothy egg liquid with some of the other mixture, pour everything back into the original saucepan, and turn the heat to 173 °F, while making sure nothing sticks to the bottom. Temperature is important here because THC can burn if heated too much. Then, you’ll remove from heat, add your salt, put it in a blender for a minute, and strain into a container, for an ice bath. The final step is just throwing that mix into your ice cream maker.

A stainless-steel ice cream maker, which you’ll need for the more complicated recipe

Using this cannabis ice cream recipe will yield three quarts of delicious ice cream. You can also add flavors early on in the mix if you want. This is obviously a simplified version of the recipe so you can get acquainted with the level of intensity before you dive right in, so make sure you use the actual steps listed.

As you’ll soon find out, enjoying cannabis this summer can be a cool affair this summer, thanks to these delectable ice cream options. Get to experimenting with your own fun canna flavors, so you can perfect the startup of your personal cannabis ice cream shop!

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In the world of eating your THC, the focus seems to be so much on snacks, or fully infused meals, that we forget about all the other possibilities for culinary applications. One of those great possibilities: edible condiments. No need to make your snack or meal into a day-long kitchen process, just to get it infused with some cannabis. If you’ve got these condiments around the house, you can make almost anything you eat into a cannabis snack.

THC Honey

This is a great condiment for every meal of the day. You can use THC honey for many baking uses, drizzled over breakfast, or you just can put it in your tea. For dinner, honey is great for making meals like honey garlic chicken, spreading on fresh bread with canna butter, or just giving some sweetness to any of your meats. Having a bottle of this around the house will make consuming your cannabis in a fresh meal much quicker and easier than making fresh edibles.

Honey provides a sweet option of drizzling some canna into your day.

There are a ton of brands making infused honey, but getting a THC Honey Pot Bear will get you that classic bottle that makes it feel like you’re a kid again (it’s a little different now, because there’s THC in the honey, but that’s the adult side of play, right?). You can also get a Honey Pot Bear with CBD if THC isn’t really your thing. For those of us that use CBD as medicine, this is one of the more enjoyable ways you can feel healthier.

Medicated Barbecue Sauce

If you’re into grilling, then you don’t want to miss out on this one. Medicated Barbecue Sauce is for medical use only, as of now, but if you’ve got your medical card, then this will be one of the coolest ways to start taking your daily medicine while preparing meals. This is a sauce invented by Tyrone Jones, and it’s their only product, as they’ve focused on delivering a solid sauce.

The sauce is made with 200mg of infused oil and is supposed to relieve “body aches, insomnia, nausea, inflammation, anxiety, muscle spasms, and poor appetite,” according to their website. This is great for chicken, ribs, burgers, or anything else you could want to throw some sauce on. This brand will also soon be unveiling their infused olive oil and steak sauce, so stay tuned for those exciting additions.

Fries will never be the same, thanks to THC Ketchup!

THC Ketchup

Ketchup is the classic condiment. Pretty much everyone puts ketchup on their fries, and a lot of people go as far as adding it to their burgers or hot dogs. Having THC Ketchup in the house will go a long way for your dinners, cookouts, or when you bring home fast food and want to kick it up a notch. The people over at Yummi Karma make a ton of different snacks, but their little THC ketchup packets are one of their specialties, and they are soon to become readily available. You can find the best places to get your own THC ketchup online, in the meantime.

Cannabis Sriracha

This sauce has become extremely popular recently. It’s quite spicy, but it has a flavor that can make any meal great (and can be used sparingly). Most people put sriracha into wraps, or as a part of Asian-inspired dishes, which means you can get fancy with your cannabis cooking, once you get your hands on this sauce. There aren’t many brands currently selling cannabis sriracha, but Lorax Labs recently entered a very high-powered cannabis sriracha into a competition, and eager fans are hopeful that it will be on the market soon.

Marinara Sauce

If you like to make pizza or go nuts for mozzarella sticks, then you’re definitely going to want to indulge in cannabis pizza sauce. You can hop on over and check out the different options at Clean Healing’s website. You can get this sauce is varied strengths so that you have a bit of control over how high you get. This also comes in a strictly CBD form, if THC isn’t your style. If you’re not sure exactly how to cook with this stuff, their website has recipes you can follow as well, making it easy to make a little cannabis pizza that fits your diet and lifestyle.

Medicated Hot Sauce

If you do love spicy food, you probably have hot sauce in your bag right now, and you put it on everything. If you want to turn that into a cannabis hot sauce you can enjoy with each meal, then Freddie Hott Sauce has you covered. Their medicated hot sauce has 420mg of THC in every 8oz of sauce, meaning you’re not going to miss out on feeling this one in your mouth and your mind.

As you can see (and soon taste), when it comes to edibles products, condiments open up a whole new range of delicious ways to enjoy cannabis-infused flavors with your meals. Whether you’re a sweet or savory person, chances are, there’s already something on the market that’s perfect for your particular taste buds.

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While reading through The Kitchen posts here at Medical Edibles, you’ve probably collected several tempting culinary options, from basic brownies to gourmet recipes. You may also be looking for ways to improve other recipes, or simply curious about experimenting in general, with your own edible cooking and baking. If you’re ready to dive in and want to make your own edibles, there are several key secrets to getting delicious (and powerful) results every time. By heeding these important warnings, you’ll guarantee that the first time gets you results you can feel, instead of duds.

Don’t Use Too Much Flower

When you make your own cannabutter, you might have heard from friends that the more flower you use, the better. That is not true at all. You don’t want to go out and drop a bunch of money on flower, only to stuff it into a small cup of oil. Remember to use only one cup of flower per cup of oil. The oil can only absorb so many cannabinoids, so you’ll genuinely be wasting flower if you overdo it.

Don’t Turn Your Flower into Powder

When you grind up your flower to start the processes, some people think that the finer it’s ground, the better. It may seem counterintuitive, but keep it coarse. Just using a regular grinder – like you use when you’re smoking flower – will actually get you a perfect breakup for it. No need to get too fancy.

Don’t forget to De-Carb

When you make your butter, heat will release the THC. Flower right off the stem contains THCA, which, when heated, will release the THC we’re looking for. When making butter or cooking in general, this release will occur as well, but you’ll get the most bang for your buck if you activate it beforehand, in a process known as decarboxylating.

Decarboxylating is simpler than it sounds. Put your weed on a tray, put it in the oven on a low setting (somewhere between 150-240°F), and wait until the weed is perfectly crumbly. This will means it’s activated. You can also use a food dehydrator if you would like, or you can use flower straight from your vaporizer. Cannabis that has already been vaped is still activated and can be used for making butter right out of the vape, which is perfect.  

Remember that THC has a Boiling Point

When cooking THC, you need to remember that it actually boils at around 314°F, so you don’t want to go too far above this temperature. Many online recipes will call for you to cook your creations at about 350°F, but don’t do it. You shouldn’t have to go over 340°F. If you cook your THC at too high a temperature, it will start to break down, leading to less potent edibles. So, be smart and cook it “slow-and-low”, so you’re not regretting it later.

Think Savory

If you don’t want to make your own edibles out of fear that they will taste too much like the actual plant, then try to mask that taste with flavors that pair with or cover it. Savory flavors will always work best, as opposed to sweet, but a combination of sweet and salty works also, if you’re making cookies or brownies. If you do opt for something sweet, both caramel and chocolate can pair well with cannabis, as far as taste goes, so long as you favor the salty ingredients more than the sweet. It’s very hard to make it so that you don’t taste any cannabis in your edibles whatsoever, but staying away from fruity or ultra-sweet flavors is an important first step when you want to know how to make marijuana edibles taste great.

Consider Potency

You’re going to want to try your butter or oils before you do any cooking. Do the math, to figure out how much oil you think will end up in one serving, and give it a whirl, before you start cooking. You may find out that you need to use more or less than your initial guess because there are so many factors in the infusing process that could throw off your calculations.

If you do want to make your creations more potent, consider using sunflower lecithin. This substance makes fats bond together better, and it is thought to make our bodies break down more of the fatty substance that is THC, yielding stronger effects. On the flip side, If you want to make sure that these aren’t too extreme, consider throwing in a little CBD oil. CBD oil boils at a much higher point than THC, so using it instead can help keep friends from getting too out of their mind or too anxious.

While cooking and baking both require a bit of precision, to get the science of solid results down, being aware of these simpler tips will help you save time and money. At the same time, you’ll be able to craft some truly satisfying dishes, with an added bonus of some sweet relaxation after.

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Thanks to the growing recreational legality of cannabis, it’s much easier to get your hands on a variety of different edibles. There are brands adding THC to products you may have never thought of as edibles possibilities, and the market has grown leaps and bounds from the classic brownie. While it may be fun to try all of these products, for many, the real enjoyment comes from creating their own. Several benevolent THC chefs have made this even easier, by sharing their top marijuana recipes with their subscribers.

The Youtuber Njchef is one such talented cannabis recipe creator, sharing his recipes in instructional videos. His channel also includes reviews of various cannabis products that give you a taste of what’s currently on the market. He’s got some great recipes for marijuana edibles posted to his channel, and he takes you step-by-step through the method behind each one, so you won’t be left in the dark.

To be able to cook with cannabis as much as he does, Njchef makes use of a special product called the Magical Butter Machine, which helps him make his infusions. This simple product gives you the oils or butter you need to make a lot of meals, but it’s certainly not the only way. There are loads of online recipes for Cannabutter or THC oil, which you can use to create the butter or oil used in his recipes if you don’t have this machine. However, it’s definitely a tool that will make your life easier, if you plan on cooking with cannabis as often as Njchef is.

Once you’ve got your gear prepped and ready to go, here are some delicious recipes to get your canna cooking adventure started:

Tennessee Fire Fried Chicken and Waffles

This is a recipe for the spice fans out there. This is meant to be a pretty fiery recipe, starting with his oil-based sauce, but if you’re not a spice person, Njchef ensures that this will work and taste great without the cayenne he uses for an extra kick. After explaining how to make the chicken, he moves on to the waffles, which he advises using your THC-infused oils or cannabutter in, to really get that stony kick. At the end of this recipe, you’re left with a sweet-and-spicy meal that can be served amongst your friends, for a new (and fun) experience. Some southern barbeque with a little bit of cannabis? Now that’s something you don’t often get from marijuana recipes.  

Butterfly Shrimp Salad with Blueberry Vinaigrette

For this recipe, Njchef assures his audience that this recipe is hard to screw up (which is especially great, if you’re new to cooking). Starting with a quart of blueberries, he then adds in the balsamic vinegar, followed by the sugar. He suggests mixing those ingredients together, before squeezing in some lemon and (slowly) adding your infused oil. The lemon thickens everything up together nicely, to achieve the consistency you’re looking for in a dressing.

From this point, Njchef takes you through his order of adding the vegetables and other oils and seasonings, and, of course, the infused vinaigrette, before adding your shrimp and onion on top. This is a really colorful meal that you can make for yourself or for a party, and it’s a great way for marijuana edibles to move you into that state of THC relaxation, over an easygoing dinner.

Canna-Pesto Infusion

This simple pesto recipe is one you can keep and use as a great base for many different dishes. For those Italian food fans, this can definitely be useful to have around, if you want to entertain friends during a non-traditional pasta dinner. This recipe stays in the blender, so it’s incredibly easy.

You start with the olive oil and then add as much garlic as you’d like (based on your personal preferences). After blending these two ingredients together, it’s time for the basil. Because you’re using a lot of oil – both olive oil and infused oil – you may want to add a decent amount of salt, to ensure you end up with an excellent balance, rather than a strong oil taste. As always, you want to add the oil slowly, so that you get all of the THC. Once completed, you’ve got a pesto that you can use for all of your meals, sandwiches, and snacks. If you’re really feeling adventurous, Njchef even has a video for gnocchi marijuana recipes, in which he uses this pesto (if you need a little gourmet inspiration).

Home cooking videos are definitely changing, and these simple recipes provide a great starting point if you’re someone who appreciates good cuisine, as well as good cannabis. In addition to YouTube, you can follow Njchef on Twitter, for more cannabis cooking adventure inspiration, or keep reading along with Medical Edibles’ The Kitchen, for regular videos and recipes for a stony, delicious time.

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If you love marijuana and you love food, edibles are obviously the right choice for you. However, while many edibles come in a variety of baked goods – including the infamous weed brownie – what do you do if you don’t particularly have a sweet tooth for chocolate?

Don’t worry, my fruity friend; there’s a new trend in the Cannabis community that caters to those that love a variety of fruit-infused flavors. In fact, there’s more than one way to get your fruity fix. In this post, we’re going to focus on teaching you how to make cannabis gummy bears in the flavors that you truly love.

Of all the gummy candies available on the market, gummy bears reign supreme. Thanks to this helpful cannabis gummy bears recipe, you can find your way to gummy heaven, with a sack full of custom flavors and colors. Each chewy candy has a personalized dose of cannabinoids, making microdosing easy, for those who may take their medical edibles at a slower pace than what’s offered at their local dispensary. In this way, you can explore what your body can and can’t handle, and even build up your threshold, one tasty candy at a time.

Create Customized Cannabis Gummy Treats

This healthy gummy recipe is a delicious way to get some of those fruit cravings covered, as well as enjoying your THC for the day, in one swift snack. These are easy to make, and you will quickly master the process if you follow the simple steps. To get started, collect the items you’ll need.

Tools You’ll Need:

• Gummy molds
• A medium saucepan
• A whisk
• A syringe or droplet tool
• Plastic food wrap

Ingredients You’ll Need:

• Cannabis tincture of your choice (You can use high-THC/CBD, or a mixture of both.)
• 5-6 cups of 100% fruit juice (orange or pineapple, for example)
• 4 tablespoons of gelatin powder
• 3 tablespoons of honey, for a natural sweetener

How to Make Cannabis Gummy Bears in 6 Easy Steps

1. Pour the fruit juice of your choice into the medium saucepan. Place over medium heat and gently warm, continuously stirring the liquid while it warms. You only want it to get warm, not boiling hot. The gelatin doesn’t work if things get too hot.Also, the cannabinoids and terpenes can start to degrade with too much heat.  
2. Add your preferred amount of tincture and mix thoroughly. Note: You will need to do some calculating here. The quantity of tincture depends on how strong it was made in the first place. Usually, three or four teaspoons will do, but this will vary, depending on the effect you wish to have when you eat your gummy bears. Using good-quality bud will certainly result in a different product than a tincture made with lower-quality marijuana.
3. Whisk continuously, as you slowly add the gelatin to the fruit and THC mixture. Gelatin is notorious for creating lumps in the mixture if you add it too quickly, so take your time.
4. Add honey one tablespoon at a time, and taste as you go. You can opt for your preferred sweetness, to create candies with your desired flavor and taste.
5. Use the syringe or your droplet to fill the molds. This is much cleaner than trying to pour or spoon the mix into the tiny gummy bear molds, and you’ll avoid making a mess.
6. Finish by refrigerating the gummy bear molds for 3-4 hours. After they have set, you’ll be able to remove them and enjoy (with caution). Be sure to package your treats with a green cross, to avoid mix-ups with family and friends.

Things to Note, Before Making Gummy Bear Edibles

As mentioned above, you’ll need either a cannabis tincture or CBD oil to achieve your desired results. If you’re not too familiar with marijuana products, you can learn more about how to make your own tincture. You can also learn about the benefits of CBD oil, to find out more about how your cannabis gummy bears recipe can be a boost for good health.

Last but not least, depending on your desired results, the amounts you add to your mixture may vary. We’ve discussed THC in edibles before, so this article about creating the perfect weed brownie is great to reference when it comes to getting your dosage right. If your product comes from a dispensary, you can also check the packaging for a conversion chart.

Get to Cooking

As you can see, crafting your own edible marijuana gummy bears is super simple – probably one of the easiest edible recipes available. Even if you’re a beginner, you can try this recipe and experience successful, tasty results.

Author Byline: Maxine Samone, also known as The Curly Copywriter, spends her free time curating awesome articles, branding businesses, and documenting her journey on Instagram. Get daily news on everything hip and urban—including the best business practices for up and coming brands—by visiting www.maxinesamone.com.

The Kitchen - Recipes

Impress Your Stoner Friends with a Full-Couse Meal of Cannabis-Infused Dishes

Do you host dinner parties for your friends that typically consist of a lot of time, planning, and stress? So much so that you end up taking a smoke break just about every hour, while preparing for the big event? And when your stoner friends finally show up, do they even have an appetite? Or do they also have to take a smoke break themselves, to even want to eat anything?

If any or all of these scenarios sound familiar, we have great news for you: we can help you reduce your stress and actually make your dinner parties enjoyable, from start to finish. By taking the time to create your own custom stoner cookbook – full of recipes that will not only get you high but will also satisfy your hunger – you’ll be on your way to host or hostess of the year. If you and your friends prefer edibles to smoking, this post is for you.

Cooking with THC Just Got Easier

You might be a bit apprehensive when it comes to creating visually appealing and tasty cannabis recipes, but cooking with THC doesn’t have to be difficult – especially when you curate your cookbook of go-to recipes in advance.

Here are several delicious recipes to start your cookbook, for a knockout Mexican-themed dinner party! Each recipe has a link to the source, so feel free to print out your favorite pieces and paste them into your personalized stoner scrapbook. Over time, you can build up your own personalized stash of favorite recipes to pull from, making your canna-cooking experience super simple.

Start the Dinner with an Appetizer: Easy, Cheesy, Canna-Queso Dip!

Think of your group of friends: is there a single person who doesn’t love queso and chips? This is the perfect way to start your dinner party off on the right note.

You can present a big bowl of this cheesy goodness with a side of crunchy, salty chips, to satisfy everyone’s fly-by munchies, while moving around the room and mingling. This way, your guests don’t feel tied to the table, and they’ll start to feel that glorious body high before the main courses even come out!

Serve Up a Side Salad

Side salads are a great way to fit some nutritious foods into your meal, without having to do a lot of work. Although the lettuce obviously isn’t infused with marijuana ingredients, you can still cook with THC by creating an avocado-cannabis-infused vinaigrette to pour on top of your tasty side salad.

The recipe is super simple, too! This is a delicious dressing to add to your meal, especially for a Mexican food palette.

Two Main Dishes to Choose From

For a Mexican-themed dinner night, there are two main dishes that you simply can’t go wrong with: tacos and enchiladas.

A Dinner Party Hit: Pot Tacos!

Again, who doesn’t love tacos? Street tacos are a go-to when you have the munchies, so what could be better than tacos that give you the munchies? Simply add all the fixin’s on the side, and these pot tacos will have your dinner guests coming back for more.

Cannabis Chicken Enchiladas

Another favorite Mexican food dish is enchiladas. You can create a delectable chicken dish, complete with sauce, cheese, cilantro—and don’t forget the cannabis! This enchilada recipe will literally knock everyone off their feet.

Delectable Dessert: 5x “Baked” Flan

To keep the festive dinner theme going, you can stick to a classic Mexican dessert as well. Flan is already tasty, but it’s even better when infused with marijuana and baked five times. By the time you finish one serving, you’ll feel just as baked as your dessert, if not more.

If you don’t have any other cannabis-infused foods in your dinner line up, this can also be a stand-alone treat, as it contains regular cannabis, activated cannabis, kief, rosin chips, and infused coconut oil, to create an extra-potent dessert dish. Not in the mood for flan? For a more traditional end to the night, you can always serve up a batch of gooey brownies, which are the perfect way to wind down a fun night with friends.

With these linked recipes, you can start printing, cutting, and pasting your way to your very own custom stoner cookbook. The next dinner party you host will be stress-free and tasty, and you might even find yourself with some yummy leftovers, for a second round of relaxing.

Author Byline: Maxine Samone, also known as The Curly Copywriter, spends her free time curating awesome articles, branding businesses, and documenting her journey on Instagram. Get daily news on everything hip and urban—including the best business practices for up and coming brands—by visiting www.maxinesamone.com.