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SleepyBuds
(journeyman)
10/16/00 11:26 AM
need some help [Post#: 63732 / re: 62875 ]  

I have some wet weed small buds and leaf I can make somthing with about 20 bucks of bud
or 40 of bud and alot of shake and so on I dont know how much there is so I quess
what I am asking is If I want to make somthing simple like milk and ganja how much weed how much milk
how long do I heat it and at what temp will skim milk work I know thc is aalc and fatsolube I think I might
soak some weed in 60 percent al and drink it (a little at a time I like weed not alc)




Friday
(member)
10/16/00 09:56 PM
Re: need some help new [Post#: 63735 / re: 63732 ]  

wake up sleepy!

First off, I would separate your bud from your shake. You can make something special with your bud, and turn it into a recipe that will be nice and potent.

The shake, if you have lots, would best be made into butter. (see Friday's buzzin' butter in the archives.)

To make a simple milk, you can use as much or as little cannabis as you want. It depends on how potent you want the drink to be. I would suggest looking through the archives first, there are some excellent drink recipes that work quite well with buds. This will also give you info on how long to heat milk, temperature, etc.

I wouldn't use skim milk, no, if you want something healthier than regular milk, try a nice vanilla flavoured soy milk.

Soaking in alcohol is another fine idea, and again, recipes for that are in the cooking archives here, you just gotta dig a little.

happy baking,
Friday




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