How-to: Paleo's Potent Decarboxylated Cannabis Oil

If the vaped bud got fried in the oil, it will work

Eat the vaped bud for more effect.

 

You can eat it straight, no more heating is necessary.

But if you want, you can separate the plant material and use the oil on brownies. I always end up eating the plant material one way or another because it contains infused oil, and some leftover cannabinoids.

 

No need to be a dick? I was being polite. Maybe I wrote it wrong, I'm thanking everyone for double checking my method. You misunderstood.

Yes and no. After 4, 5 minutes the plate you are microwaving will be hot enough to vaporize cannabinoids. But 2 minutes, the plate isnt hot enough.

Bacon lard will work perfectly! Just decarboxylate, fry until brown.

It technically will still work, I've eaten vaped (decarbed) bud just straight as an experiment, with no oil, and it got me high. But frying it into an oil after being decaboxylated gets the cannabinoids into a lubricated place (the fat), this lessens the chance that any of the cannabinoids will be destroyed in your gut during digestion. Also lessens first pass metabolism by your liver.

Well since you didn't update us, I am assuming you got fucked up on the brownies?

Yesterday I used the microwave to decarboxylate another batch, but this time I microwaved for 2 minutes, three separate times. This decarboxylated the bud even more! 1 minute 30 seconds to 2 minutes is safe because the glass plate doesnt get hot enough to vaporize the cannabinoids.

Even if you stop it at 2 minutes, mix up the bud on the plate, and microwave for another 2 minutes, it's safe. 2 minute microwaves in two sets does NOT equal 4 minutes in the microwave. 4 minutes will burn your cannabis and cannabinoids, but two separate 2 minute sets works to decarboxylate better than once. Yesterdays batch was stronger and I used less bud, so I know that microwaving the same cannabis twice for 2 minutes each time is safe, and reccomended.

 

Thank's for reporting your expierience with the recipe and the method. I'm glad it worked, and glad you're baked. This is the only method that I know of that reccomends decarboxylation, higher heat fry until brown, and eating with a meal. But since your bud was ABV bud, it's already been decarboxylated so anyone with ABV doesnt need to be decarboxylated. Vaped bud still has vast stores of cannabinoids. In fact, you can even vape your bud as an alternative to decarboxylation, if you wanted to. Nice signature by the way.

Imagine if you had used decarboxylated, non-vaped herb in your brownies? Was the cannabis frying and sizzling? Was there lots of cannabis odor and any smoke? Just wondering. Haha I love when you're just on the edibles, so stoned and everything's perfect.

I've started experimenting on decarboxylation with microwave times and multiple microwave exposures under 2 minutes. So far it looks like microwaving for under 2 minutes, multiple times, is safe and efficient and even reccomended. Last night I was soo gone off some stuff that I microwaved twice, for two minutes each time. In the microwave, the glass plate takes time to heat up, which is why 2 minute 'trials' in the microwave make the cannabis more decarboxylated each time, and are now reccomended.

Thanks for vouching for this. Hopefully this way, more people will know it's legit, and more people will turn on to edibles and not waste thier cannabis' potential. High heat doesnt kill any cannabinoids when submerged, and frying until dark brown is the only way to get all the cannabinoids out into the oil.

If you, or anybody else on here, wants to try out new stuff, just try out higher temps or fry time lengths. But the basic rule is simple: fry until its completely fried brown. I would also love it if someone who prefers to use the oven, would try to decarboxylate on a higher (but safe) temp, but for a significantly longer period of time, and post the results. Or anyone with a food dehydrator post how long it takes and if it's worth it.