Cooking with Cannabis

In Bhangology we talk about cannabis for wellness and there are a variety of ways you can get your dose of your favorite cannabinoid. Tonight we are making tacos with Ya Girl Chef Alex. If you don’t have your cannabutter or cannaoil just stay tuned and make this delicious meal later. I’ll be showing a

How to make infused marijuana coconut oil.

Does the idea of cooking with cannabis seem too difficult to attempt? Let us help you! Cooking shouldn’t be hard and we’re here to provide you with some confidence. In this episode we will go over the decarboxylation process, how to make an oil, and take you to math class as we discuss the most

How to use special Mason Jar lids to quickly and easily strain all your marijuana infusions. This is the quickest, easiest, neatest way ever to strain marijuana butter, cannabis oil, and all your cannabis infusions! Buy screened Mason Jar lids at Amazon https://amzn.to/3e6ubm7 Learn how to make infusions like marijuana butter and oil in a

On July 1, 2021, Virginia’s marijuana laws changed making it legal in Virginia to grow up to four marijuana plants per household and possess up to an ounce of the drug. While smoking may be the most well-known way to experience marijuana, it is not the only way.

Hello Guys! Welcome Back to Our channel. I Hope everyone fine and doing well. This video is all aabout, The 15 Best—and Most Anticipated—Cookbooks of 2021. Cooking all your meals at home is so delightful when it’s optional. When it’s obligatory, as the past year made it for most people, it’s borderline arduous, like doing

What’s the deal YouTube it’s ya boy sadd coming back with another quick video for the day! Today I decided to test out my canna butter by making weed oatmeal. A quick , healthy and easy way to consume marijuana! This video would’ve been longer but I feel asleep, I was higher than I thought

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A cannabis chef is traveling across Canada, certifying local chefs’ countrywide, in cannabis cookery. As Mark Neufeld reports, the hope is, that it could help grow Canada into a global cannabis culinary tourism destination.