Cannabis Infused Cooking Oil
By Kelly Gibson.
Cannabis infused oil is so versatile and can have many medicinal uses. You can bake with it, cook with it (at a low temperature), take it orally or rub the oil directly onto your skin. A strain that is CBD dominant could help with inflammation when used topically as well as internally. (Here is the Complete Guide to Choose The Perfect Marijuana Strain for Your Lifestyle)
*Do not smoke this product.
There are two phases to cannabis conversion:
- ‘Dry Cure’ use dry clean ‘shake’ or bud. Start by removing the large sticks, grind it up and sift before curing. Then put the ‘shake flour’ into a sealed Crock-Pot on low, for about an 1 hour. Or place in an oven at 150 degrees for 15 minutes.
- Converting the ‘shake flour’ into a useful ingredient such as fat (butter or oil), alcohol tincture, or even glycerin.
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To make Cannabis Infused Cooking Oil:
- Pour 3 cups of Grapeseed oil into a Crock-Pot. Grapeseed oil has a higher cooking temperature than most.
- Add 14 grams of 'cured' cannabis into the Crock-Pot and mix well with the oil.
- Cook on low for a minimum of an hour, up to five hours.
- Let cool for a short while before straining the cannabis from the oil and pouring it into a dark coloured (preferred) glass container.
- Be careful handling the hot oil.
- Once completely cool, seal and store in the fridge for up to 3 months.
Recommended minimum dose: If baking or cooking with the oil, start with 0.75 grams to 1 gram per serving. If taken orally start with 2 ml a few times a day, increase slowly if needed.
Couple of notes:
- Be careful to not ingest too much THC or Indica (strain) in the daytime.
- The use of this information is intended for patients of Medical Marijuana and is not an endorsement for illegal activities.
Here is another way to make marijuana infused cooking oil:
