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Just made some Cannabutter and then Brownies

Discussion in 'Weed Edibles' started by topnoevil420, Mar 3, 2014.

  1. #1 topnoevil420, Mar 3, 2014
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    So I just made some cannabutter for the first time using 1/2 oz of headies, 3 cups of water and two sticks of Land of Lakes butter. I simmered the butter for 3hr hours before straining out the cooked weed. I then placed the butter in the freezer for 45min. I was then able to separate the water from the butter fairly easily. Here's a picture of the cannabutter.
     
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    My brownie recipe called for 1/3 of vegetable oil, I substituted with about half of my cannabutter, essentially one stick. I then melted the cannabutter on defrost setting in the microwave for 45 seconds stirring occasionally to make sure it didn't heat up to much. I then mixed up the brownies and placed it in an 8x8in pyrex plate. I baked the brownies for 43min at about 300 degrees. Here's a couple pictures of the end product.
     
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    I'm looking forward to eating one of these very soon!

     
  2. #2 topnoevil420, Mar 3, 2014
    Well, its been 30 minute since I ate one and I'm definitely starting to feel the effects. Thus far I am pleased with my first attempt! =)
     
  3. #3 kameodidit, Mar 3, 2014
    30 mins? That's pretty good for your first attempt. First time I made brownies I did them wrong or something but the effects didn't kick in for a good 3 hours but hit pretty hard once it came. Every other edible I've done or made since then has always taken less then an hour...
     

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