A horribly impractical concept, but would it work in theory? Using marijuana in a smoker.

Now I love to cure and smoke my own meats and cheeses at home. I was reading up on all the smoking materials you can use to impart unique flavours. Smoking with tea leaves was mentioned as a more exotic sort of flavour.

So once I read that, I happened to think about what kind of results would I see if I put marijuana inside a smoker. Now I would say it would definitely be imparted with the flavour of marijuana smoke, so a nice quality herb could make some lovely and unique dishes.

What I'm wondering though, the purpose of cooking with marijuana is almost entirely just to provide an alternative way to get high. Do you think a food item that is easily penetrated by the smoke like a lovely side of cured salmon would also absorb a significant amount of THC?

If you just used pure marijuana, and maybe put your smoker in the garage or something, you could probably have an epic hot box with friends, so you at least get a good high while preparing the goods. If I ever win the lottery, this will happen at least once lol.

Interesting. I wish I had an answer for you buddy. If you ever win the lottery, remember I tried to help!

i have a smoker but not enough herb to try it. i would rather try a marinade over night. or make qwiso and toss spoonfulls on your coals every once in a while.

Good thoughts there Regnes. Curing meats with the assistance of bud won't do anything significant other than flavoring your food oddly.

On the other hand, if you want to throw an epic vape party using a considerable amount of product... Invite all your close friends over and seal the room with your smoker in it. Place a remote digital thermometer on the tray of your smoker (assuming electric) where the reefer is and heat to 350°-375°F. All you have to do is breathe at that point and you're golden.

Have plenty of water or cool satisfying beverages nearby while your favorite playlist sets the tone for a gathering you're sure to hear about for decades. It works and it's worth it.

ps. Range tops and toaster ovens work well too and are adjusted a bit more easily.