oscaroscar
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Morrisons, The best belgian triple chocolate cookies, nuff said
aye lurpak is full fat butter. i was looking at ghee, like the indian takeaways use supposed to be higher fat content.
you guys should check out his thread man makes all kind grade A medibles https://www.rollitup.org/cooking-cannabis/203097-aks-cannabis-cookbook.htmlwell, ghee is not claryified butter, well it is but a classic ghee is the clarified milk fat from a cow then left to ferment for 24 hrs in a warm place i.e above the oven etc... I do not nessecaryly say to use clarified butter but you can, there is NOT a higher fat content but, just no milk solids. I actually like reg butter as the milk solids impart and extra richness to the dessert in question.
da man dem said
you guys should check out his thread man makes all kind grade A medibles https://www.rollitup.org/cooking-cannabis/203097-aks-cannabis-cookbook.html
hahaha chefs are always passionately argumentative about food. i am and im just a home cook. im going to have a go with ghee next time regardless. man its ne wonder your peeps said your edibles were knockout with half a tigers pounce of hash in the mix you looper. thats a strap yourself in job! nice styles bro.
so u go through the ghee/clarifing process 1st then add ur trim, instead of just waiting for the butter to melt then chucking ur trim in?Mmmmn I beg to differ, ghee is clarified butter, I quote from Pat Chapmans Curry Bible(founder of the Curry Club):
"Ghee is clarified butter, which is very easy to make and gives a distinctive and delicious taste."
1 Place the butter blocks whole into a non stick pan. Melt on low heat
2 When completed melted, raise the heat very slightly. Ensure it does not smoke or burn but do not stir. Leave to cook for about 1 hour. The impurities will sink to the bottom and float to the top. Carefully skim off the floating sediment with a slotted spoon, but do not touch the bottom.
3 Turn off the heat and allow the ghee to cool. Then sieve it through kitchen paper or muslin into an airtight storage jar. When it cools it solidifies, although it is quite soft. It should be bright pale lemon colour and it smells like toffee.
I don't want to say I know it all, but using ghee/clarified butter is something I have been told do do by a guy who has been cooking for 40 years with cannabis.
akgrown states there is NOT a higher fat content. But percentage wise there surely is due to the fact there are less impurities in ghee due to the removal of milk fats, allowing your product to bind to a higher percentage of fat (logically that's how I would see it, I could be wrong)
I will continue to use ghee and tell people to continue to use it as the edibles I have had made with ghee/clarified butter have always knocked my socks off.
I could also argue that due to the toffee flavour imparted from ghee there is still that richness inlcuded in your edible.
Why doi I feel in such an argumentative mood today....best stay clear of the internet, lol
so u go through the ghee/clarifing process 1st then add ur trim, instead of just waiting for the butter to melt then chucking ur trim in?
edit - so u make the canna butter out of the clarified butter?
out of interest why not the salted stuff D?Correct Las, clarify the butter...then add the trim or whatever you decide on. If you do your own clarified butter, just buy the cheapest unsalted butter you can find....
Don, wasn't sure if you meant the Livers had herm'd or the Pyscho Killer?
I don't know to be honest, just what the old geez told me. It took me about 6 months and him actually visiting me in Holland from Scotland to find out he used clarified butter...I will ask and see if I can get a reply this year for you, haha. I would assume it has to do with providing as high percentage of fat as possible. Sodium Chloride of the salt perhaps does something detrimental?!?!?! Good Q.out of interest why not the salted stuff D?
the psycho killer hermed man