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Brownies are awesome. Cannabis-infused brownies are even better. They are a quintessential staple in just about every cannabis consumer’s diet. Pot brownies are probably one of the best vehicles for cannabis consumption because, let’s face it, chocolate goes great with just about anything. If you are interested in making the best tasting cannabis-infused brownies to share with your friends or for your own medicinal purposes, look no further. This recipe is guaranteed to be potent and delicious!
Pro Tip: SLOWLY add the melted cannabutter into the wet ingredients so you don’t accidentally cook the eggs. Scrambled egg bits are the last thing you want in these pot brownies.
Remember that cannabis-infused edibles can take up to 2 hours to take effect. We heavily advise that you start off slow and have unwavering patience when it comes to consuming edibles. They are not something to carelessly take on a whim, even for the well-experienced consumer. Dedicate an evening that requires little to no responsibility and make sure to stay hydrated. If you find yourself having a rough time, then check out some of these tips to help combat the anxiety and try to relax with your best efforts. Practice common sense and do not operate heavy machinery while under the influence of cannabis. Lastly, keep in mind that the effects of edibles will last several hours.
And now you know how to make these glorious cannabis-infused pot brownies! Stay lifted and enjoy!
One thing to consider when making cannabutter: your cookie sheet! I have old cookie sheets that have been used hundreds of times. I used them for decarb of my flower and then scrubbed them afterwards. In spite of that scrubbing, a whole lot of resin remained. The next batch of cookies made using those sheets got people high! The residual resin was all it took to make normal baked goods infused edibles! (Embarrassing to find out after sharing with friends and family that Grandma got high…) Bottom line: either have a dedicated cookie sheet for decarb or line the sheet with aluminum foil for decarb so it can be used for normal food.
Thanks for the tip!
Using parchment papers also works. I use that to decarb my flower and my concentrates, and it works perfectly for either one. 🙂
My tips are:
1. Use a mason jar to decarb; keeps the smell to a minimum and glass is easy to clean
2. Don’t make brownies, make brownie cup cakes. That way each is the same and you can calculate the dosage much easier. It also keeps the waste down as you don’t have random crumbs and bits getting discarded.
Hi 🙂 how many brownies do you get from this recipe?
How many brownies did this recipe make did u find out?
depends on how many pieces you cut them into, lol
Might want to inform people that the strength of the brownies coincides with the Thc content of the cannabutter. If you’re using 20% thc and you use a cup of butter your your brownies will be on the order of 37-40 mg per brownie if you cut them into 45 servings which is a very small portion. That’s what I do rather than cutting the amt of cannabutter to make larger brownies. Always err on the side of caution with edibles.
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