ottomatik
Well-Known Member
I made some cannabutter last night for some cookies I will be making tonight.
1) I melted 1.25 sticks unsalted butter and 3/4 cup water together in a small slow cooker set to High. Once the butter was completely melted I added about 9 grams of Sour Diesel shake (ground up as fine as I could using my cheap wood grinder)
2) I left it on High for the first hour until I realized it was bubbling/boiling a little too much. I turned it down to low for the last 2 hours. Total cook time 3 hours, stirring every 30 min or so.
Pic of butter, water, and finely ground bud cooking together
3) After 3 hours, I poured it all into a small glass bowl through a fine metal screen strainer. This did the job just fine but I've heard cheese cloth is better. I tried a coffee filter and that was no good... it was just way too slow. It would take forever for it all to strain through a coffee filter.
After letting it sit in the bowl for just a few minutes, I could see the butter start to float to the top. It almost looks like the opposite in the pics... that the fatty butter is on the bottom, but trust me, it rises to the top when allowed to cool in the fridge over night.
4) After letting the bowl sit on the counter for about 30 minutes, I put it in the fridge overnight.
This morning, I was able to just use a spoon to pop out the solid piece of butter on the top and was left with some nasty brown looking water in the bottom of the bowl.
5) Make whatever you wanna make with the butter and enjoy!
1) I melted 1.25 sticks unsalted butter and 3/4 cup water together in a small slow cooker set to High. Once the butter was completely melted I added about 9 grams of Sour Diesel shake (ground up as fine as I could using my cheap wood grinder)
2) I left it on High for the first hour until I realized it was bubbling/boiling a little too much. I turned it down to low for the last 2 hours. Total cook time 3 hours, stirring every 30 min or so.
Pic of butter, water, and finely ground bud cooking together
3) After 3 hours, I poured it all into a small glass bowl through a fine metal screen strainer. This did the job just fine but I've heard cheese cloth is better. I tried a coffee filter and that was no good... it was just way too slow. It would take forever for it all to strain through a coffee filter.
After letting it sit in the bowl for just a few minutes, I could see the butter start to float to the top. It almost looks like the opposite in the pics... that the fatty butter is on the bottom, but trust me, it rises to the top when allowed to cool in the fridge over night.
4) After letting the bowl sit on the counter for about 30 minutes, I put it in the fridge overnight.
This morning, I was able to just use a spoon to pop out the solid piece of butter on the top and was left with some nasty brown looking water in the bottom of the bowl.
5) Make whatever you wanna make with the butter and enjoy!