Learn Easy Marijuana Recipes
Learn to create your own cooking oils and cannabutters in this section.
One relatively unknown cost-saving feature of vaping cannabis flower involves reusing your AVB cannabis material (also known as ABV) What is AVB, you ask? AVB stands for “already vaped bud” (or already been vaped) and is the dry and crispy, brown material left inside your vaporizer unit after use. We will show you how to easily infuse ABV, then you are able to use the Infused ABV in so many ways!
In this video and recipe we explore some more cannabis machine testing using the Levo2, Ardent Flex, and the Magic Butter Machine to infuse some coconut oil for tinctures.
When it came to using anything but flower, I will admit I was a little apprehensive. I’m not worried about making mistakes, but when making a mistake can easily cost over a $100 in medicine, I think most would be a little nervous.
I am a huge tinctures fan! Mainly because of it’s simplicity and how effective it can be. In 2021 we here at CannaCook wanted to start showing our users how to use concentrates.
When it comes to potency, Rick Simpson Oil or Full Extraction Cannabis Oil (FECO), it doesn’t get much more potent than it. Also known as Hash Oil, this thick black’ish oil is extremely potent.
When I came across this giant DIY gummy mold on Amazon I was ecstatic! I immediately ordered it and surprised Chelsie when it got here before Christmas!
In today’s post we will be learning how to easily turn this coconut oil into an easy to make CBD infused tincture.
One of the new tinctures added to our daily regimen lately has been infused organic MCT oil infused with CBD as well as CBG.
Hemp (CBD) MCT Oil is one of my favorite recipes to make. It only takes a few ingredients, a little time, and you end up with an amazing infused oil.
One of the most popular methods of infusing foods with cannabis is the use of oils. Oils can also be used for administering dosages with tinctures. All of the following recipes will need to have decarbed cannabis.
