How to make Cannabutter and 5 baked goods to make with It

To make Cannabutter, you will need some basic ingredients and equipment.

What you will need:

  • Cup of Butter
  • Cup of Coarsely Ground Cannabis
  • Cup of Water
  • Crockpot or Baking Tray
  • Parchment Paper
  • Saucepan or StockpotA Fine Mesh Strainer

Directions for making cannabutter

Decarb the marijuana first:

  • Place your cannabis in a crockpot or on a baking sheet; covered with parchment paper. The parchment paper will prevent your marijuana from sticking to the crockpot or baking sheet.
  • Preheat the oven to about 247 degrees F (approx. 119 degrees C).
  • Place your crockpot or baking sheet into the oven.
  • Set your timer for about 30 to 40 minutes. However, older cannabis strains may require less time.

Want to know about decarbing? Check out this video we made:

Grind the marijuana:

  • Let the cannabis cool a little; you don’t want to burn yourself.
  • Then, using a hand grinder, coarsely grind the marijuana you have described. You want a coarse setting, as too fine of a grind can introduce off-flavors to your butter.

Combining the ingredients and infusing:

  • Add butter to the cup of water in a saucepan or a stockpot.
  • Melt the butter on low heat.
  • Water is needed when melting butter because it helps regulate the temperature. This helps to stop your butter from scorching.
  • Add the ground marijuana once the butter has started melting.
  • Maintain low heat and simmer the contents in the pot for about 2 to 3 hours.
  • Make sure to stir the butter occasionally.
  • Keep an eye on the butter. You do not want it to burn.

Strain the cannabutter

  • Once the butter has been infused, remove it from the heat.
  • Get a bowl or something to store it in
  • Pour the infusion out of the pot, through the filter, and into the bowl. Make sure the holes in the filter are smaller than the ground marijuana.
  • When the butter has been strained, put it in the fridge to harden.
  • When it hardens, the excess water will separate from the butter.
  • Remove the excess water and store your Cannabis butter in the fridge.

Cannabutter can last up to three weeks in the fridge if you store it properly. If you made a large batch, you could store it in the freezer for up to six months.

Dosing your cannabutter

The next important part of making Cannabutter is to know your dosage. The correct dosage will determine how strong your Cannabutter is.

Dosing will depend on many factors. The most obvious factor is the potency of your marijuana strain. If you want a potent weed butter, use a potent strain of marijuana. If you want Cannabis butter with limited potency, try infusing the butter with a less potent strain.

If you are preparing a large batch of Cannabis butter, use a larger quantity of marijuana. This is especially important if you are working with a less potent strain of marijuana. Some strains can be so potent that you must use limited quantities to make huge quantities of butter.

don’t use too much marijuana in your butter. There is only so much that the butter can absorb. At a certain point, you are just wasting weed.

You have your Cannabutter; what do you make with It?

So you have made your Cannabutter and want to try it out. But what can you do with it? A large variety of edibles can be made from Cannabis butter . Anything that can be made with butter can be made with Cannabis butter.

5 Baked goods you can make using Cannabutter

Pot Brownies. Always a classic. You can make great pot brownies using Cannabis butter. You can use any brownie recipe for making regular brownies, substitute Cannabis butter instead of the oil or butter in the recipe.

Cannabis chocolate chip cookies. Not too fond of brownies, but want to have a classic snack loaded with your favorite weed? Put your Cannabutter into a chocolate chip cookie recipe. Cannabis Chocolate Chip Cookies are easy to make and delicious.

Cannabis banana bread. Is there anything better than a nice warm slab of banana bread? You bet there is. A nice warm slab of Weed Banana Bread. Made with cannabutter, Cannabis Banana Bread is delicious. If you have never made it, you will wonder why after you try it.

Cannabutter fudge. Fudge. Cannabis. Do I even need to say anything else? Cannabutter and fudge go together like a weed and munchies J. Using Cannabutter in your fudge will take the enjoyment of your fudge to a whole new level.

Conclusion

These are some ideas for great edibles you can make using Cannabutter. There are so many edibles you can make using Cannabutter; the sky’s the limit! The only thing limiting your creation is your imagination. So get out there and make some cannabis-based snacks. Maybe you have an idea or recipe that no one has thought of yet.

FAQs:

1. How do I decarboxylate cannabis before making Cannabutter?

  • To decarboxylate cannabis, spread it on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper, then bake it in a preheated oven at 247°F (119°C) for 30 to 40 minutes. This process activates the THC, making it effective when infused into butter.

2. How should I dose my Cannabutter for edibles?

  • Dosing depends on the potency of your marijuana strain and the quantity used. Start with a small amount to gauge the potency, especially if you’re using a strong strain. Remember, butter can only absorb a limited amount of THC, so avoid using excessive cannabis to prevent wastage.

3. What are some easy edibles I can make with Cannabutter?

  • Popular options include pot brownies, cannabis chocolate chip cookies, marijuana banana bread, and Cannabutter fudge. You can substitute Cannabis butter in any recipe that calls for regular butter to create a variety of cannabis-infused treats.
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