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leftreartire

Active Member
mj baked goods how do you know how much to eat or how you get? i have never eaten a brownie its just not my thing but i was thinking of making some with this crop and i was wondering how do you know if it you ate enough or ate to much. i am sure you want to be able to enjoy yourself so is like 1 brownie enough?
 

leftreartire

Active Member
so it isnt that much you then. i have been reading all these different things to do with your trimmings and small undersierable buds and i figure why not give it all a try i am bored
 

kevin

Well-Known Member
look for the crockpot method for cannabutter. my last batch i cooked down about half a pound of trim to 3 pounds of butter. after i whipped up the first batch of brownies i cut them up into 2" squares and gave one a try. sometime the next day i cut the 2" squares in half and stored them in the freezer. i like the edibles best on a lazy weekend with plenty of nap time. like right now.:peace:
 

New Grower 420

Active Member
are brownies guna get you stoned or just put you to sleep? im debating on ither making canabutter or hash with the clippings from this harvest. seeing as canabutter is the cheapest and easyest way to use the clippings thats #1 option.
 

DownOnWax

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I think so.

I have been making hash with this method for years and it works great.

Bubble Bags are really good if you have A LOT of scrap, like pounds of the stuff! But the blender works great if you are only working with a couple ounces or so :)
 

New Grower 420

Active Member
yeah i'll only have like 2 plants worth of material. could you go into a little more detail on this method or is there a thread or video you could provide?
 

DownOnWax

Well-Known Member
Easy, very easy!

1) Put your trim into a blender with water and ice, about twice as much water to ice ratio (you don't want it to turn into a slushy)
2) Blend it for several minutes on high until it mixes completely and breaks off the trichomes
3) Strain your mix through a kitchen strainer to get rid of the big plant material
4) Strain that mix through a gold coffee filter into a large bowl (preferably glass so you can see the trichomes settle) and then place in the refrigerator
5) Let the mixture sit for an hour or so
6) Look at the bottom and you will see a milky mix that has fallen to the bottom of the bowl (The trichomes are heavier than water so they will sink)
7) Remove any loose debris and try to syphon off as much water as you can
8) Strain through any type of paper coffee filter
9) Press to get rid of any unwanted moisture

* I put my finished hash in the freezer because it will get moldy very easily. All I do after that is take a sharp knife and scrape off some hass, being frozen it can be sliced off easily :)

If you need more then just Google "Blender Hash", there are some people out there with pictures!

It is VERY easy!
 

leftreartire

Active Member
i tried this before. my question is if i am doing it in batches can i keep using the same water over and over again so i dont have much to drain out at the end?
 

New Grower 420

Active Member
Easy, very easy!

1) Put your trim into a blender with water and ice, about twice as much water to ice ratio (you don't want it to turn into a slushy)
2) Blend it for several minutes on high until it mixes completely and breaks off the trichomes
3) Strain your mix through a kitchen strainer to get rid of the big plant material
4) Strain that mix through a gold coffee filter into a large bowl (preferably glass so you can see the trichomes settle) and then place in the refrigerator
5) Let the mixture sit for an hour or so
6) Look at the bottom and you will see a milky mix that has fallen to the bottom of the bowl (The trichomes are heavier than water so they will sink)
7) Remove any loose debris and try to syphon off as much water as you can
8) Strain through any type of paper coffee filter
9) Press to get rid of any unwanted moisture

* I put my finished hash in the freezer because it will get moldy very easily. All I do after that is take a sharp knife and scrape off some hass, being frozen it can be sliced off easily :)

If you need more then just Google "Blender Hash", there are some people out there with pictures!

It is VERY easy!
thanks alot for the help
 

grnbutr

Member
If you dont like brownies rice krispy treats from green butter are great. Or any thing with a high butter ratio in the recipe.
 
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