
10-27-2007, 10:30 PM
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Originally Posted by dangchowser In my experience adding sugar directly helps in depleating the taste of the pot and would ultimately reduce the amount of sugar needed in a brownie mix, also by dissoliving it and cooking it will create a better flavor profile in the end because it has been boiled allowing for the flavor to reach its best. I take my cooking very seriously as well and I am a chef so I love to experiment haha, I have experimented alot and have found for some reason adding sugar helps dissapte the THC and emulsify it into the Butter , no clue why but your were dead on with your assumption of the oil .  | I am certainly going to give it a try next time I get to baking. I think I am long overdue, as I haven't baked anything (with weed anyway, I find myself baking some elaborate thing about every time I get really stoned) since a big spree for April 20th this year.
Thanks for the tip on the butter. Something I have been talking about doing for a long time now and am really trying to hammer down for 4/20/08 though, is a full meal of cannabis-laced food. I figure with the ability to cook THC into butter, oil, and theoretically into heavy cream, I could put together a fairly elaborate meal. A few close friends and plenty of smoke, and it could be a holiday to remember. This may be a shot in the dark, but have you ever done anything (with weed) outside the boundries of pastry and sweet things? I am dying to find someone who has that sort of experience. I am sure there has been at least one cannabeurre blanc out there somewhere.
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10-27-2007, 10:32 PM
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Originally Posted by dangchowser Just have to strain it through cheese cloth and you wont have leaf matter in it | Strain the brownie mix? | 
10-28-2007, 02:50 AM
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Originally Posted by sleepytown Strain the brownie mix? | lmfao 
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10-28-2007, 09:02 AM
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| | hahah canna beurre blanc , yea u could do that , might make a good sauce but dont add the sugar than , beurre blanc is , white wine , white whine vinegar , shallots and creme , ive put canna butter in chilli and its awsome u should try it . | 
10-28-2007, 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted by sleepytown Oh, and also, do yourself a favor and just make butter. If you just grind the weed into the mix, it will get you high, but it will not be a fraction as pleasant, especially when you can't get the plant matter out of your teeth.
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10-28-2007, 11:35 AM
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ive put canna butter in chilli and its awsome u should try it .
| That sounds awesome!!! I'm making me some chili tonight!
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10-28-2007, 12:55 PM
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Originally Posted by dangchowser hahah canna beurre blanc , yea u could do that , might make a good sauce but dont add the sugar than , beurre blanc is , white wine , white whine vinegar , shallots and creme , ive put canna butter in chilli and its awsome u should try it . | I've always been meaning to do like a 4 course meal like this. Maybe a carpaccio di manzo with capers, shaved pecorino and some cold pressed ex virgin olive oil infused with THC as the first course. Just regular recipes with the normal fatty element infused with THC. Maybe a little arugula salad second tossed with a THC oil/ white truffle oil blend. Then maybe some sort of fish (maybe rockfish) with a balls to the wall canna-beurre blanc. Maybe a berry napoleon for dessert, with cannapuff pastry. I think the way I would do it is to keep the first couple of corses light in THC as well as flavor and portions in order to be able to well disguise the taste, and then go full throttle toward the end. Does it sound too crazy?
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P.S. These examples were just off the top of my head. I had a few recipes planned a while back, but it was when I was really into Northern Italian and heavy French cooking, and would be delicious, but far too rich for a full meal. I think if I execute this, i will need to keep it fairly light, especially if I want anyone to stay after and continue to smoke bowls with me. Oh, and I don't think I will ever make puff pastry from scratch again. It is delicious, but you can't imagine a bigger pain in the ass. | 
10-28-2007, 04:23 PM
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| | yea that all sounds alright , you just wanna make sure the taste of the cannabutter doesnt ruin flavor of anything cause its strong in flavor so ur gonna have to dilute it for certain dishes , try chili bro , or salsa as an appetizer , tacos are perfect , because the spices will cover any of the cannabutter taste... thing of things strong in flavor and spice to cook ..   | 
10-28-2007, 04:29 PM
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| | no dont strain the brownie mix , just the canna butter | 
10-28-2007, 05:00 PM
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Originally Posted by dangchowser no dont strain the brownie mix , just the canna butter | 
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