Blog posts in January 2017

Excerpt from, Aunt Sandy's Medical Marijuana Cookbook. Because marijuana can taste bitter and plant material can be hard to digest, simply adding marijuana plant material to your favorite recipe is not ideal. The taste becomes much more palatable when you draw out the cannabinoids (THC, CBD, CBN…), the active ingredients in marijuana, by infusing them into substances like butter, oil, alcohol, or milk fats.

Excerpt from, Aunt Sandy's Medical Marijuana Cookbook. This cannabis flour is a great accent to normal flour for recipes that require breading, such as fried chicken. Or it can be a great garnish, as well. It has milder effects but can be a tasty and effective additive to a number of recipes.

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