Seed plant shake. Can I infuse olive oil?

LeastExpectedGrower

LeastExpectedGrower

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Friendly_Grower said:
Honey and Canna-butter sounds good. I put honey and butter in my oatmeal too.
I find the "next day" after consuming to be the best benefit-wise from consuming wise.
I felt so relaxed this morning. The air was cool and fresh and I did some shopping. Happy Happy Happy...

Funny you mention honey because I was supposed to make Cornish game hen with stuffing yesterday.
Since I haven't hooked up the gas stove yet because of other projects that need to be done first I am cooking the hen in the toaster oven.
Today I will coat the hen in honey and Canna-Butter mix for a glaze after it's core heats up and the stuffing is hot.
I mixed a couple of heals of stone ground wheat bread, a fruit-cup of peaches, 5 grapes, 12 blueberries, 1 cup cooked rice, mozzarella and parmigiana. It tastes ghood all by itself. I find I like fruit stuffing in my Cornish Hens.

So that's today. Yesterday I had a not so small chunk of the spill butter bits and that carried me to the Peanut Butter and Strawberry Preserves sandwich which took me the rest of the way through the night.

No trip to the dispensary!

@LeastExpectedGrower Have you made Lasagna with Cannabis?
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Sounds like a good meal! :)

I haven't done a lasagna, but mostly because I'm a weirdo when it comes to dosing/titration...and I think it would be super difficult to keep track of how much you're eating and what kind of potency that's delivering per person and per serving...that and I love a good lasagna and would probably get myself in trouble pretty quick. ;) But it would be super easy to add some melted butter in a couple places. I'd sautee onions/garlic (low and slow so as not to kill the THC) in it then add that to sauce, or melted butter mixed into the ricotta cheese or just the sauce would totally work.

My routine for honey is a cup of decaf black tea w/ a bit of honey on some afternoons, especially if I'm 'working remote' and I can coast the rest of the afternoon as it sneaks into my system. The chocolate is great for nights. I get anxiety induced insomnia and for a few years have been using CBD to clamp down on my inner dialog. Now I've taken to half a rectangle of chocolate for sleep without much psycho-active and a full or more depending if I want a bit of a ride and how much.
 
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LeastExpectedGrower said:
Sounds like a good meal! :)

I haven't done a lasagna, but mostly because I'm a weirdo when it comes to dosing/titration...and I think it would be super difficult to keep track of how much you're eating and what kind of potency that's delivering per person and per serving...that and I love a good lasagna and would probably get myself in trouble pretty quick. ;) But it would be super easy to add some melted butter in a couple places. I'd sautee onions/garlic (low and slow so as not to kill the THC) in it then add that to sauce, or melted butter mixed into the ricotta cheese or just the sauce would totally work.

My routine for honey is a cup of decaf black tea w/ a bit of honey on some afternoons, especially if I'm 'working remote' and I can coast the rest of the afternoon as it sneaks into my system. The chocolate is great for nights. I get anxiety induced insomnia and for a few years have been using CBD to clamp down on my inner dialog. Now I've taken to half a rectangle of chocolate for sleep without much psycho-active and a full or more depending if I want a bit of a ride and how much.
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Well, I like it. It's easy to use.
I haven't any more material so I'll have to wait for everything other than butter.
I drink mint tea so a little honey would work.
Yeah, getting the right amount is a thing here. I have experienced the five hour and the almost forgot I had some an hour ago but I still felt good.
I think if I'm up and busy and almost forgot I dosed that may be about right.

I'm getting things done. Activity is the key to living longer.

About that meal. I ended up with Au Jus to dip the Cornish hen into. That took longer to have it's effect but it was okay. I simply did not add more than I figured was good to. It did end up a little long lasting. So maybe a little less butter next time.
 
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