How to Make Cannaoil? A magical butter machine oil recipe
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- Skill level: Easy
- Cycle time: 1 Hour/Oil
- Yield: 2-5 cups/475-1.18 L
Ingredients
- ¼-½ ounce/7-14 g of marijuana - Cup/240 ml*
- 2-5 cups/475-1.18 L cooking oil (preferably coconut oil or olive oil; do not use ordinary soybean, canola, or corn oil)
- 1 tablespoon/15 ml lecithinper cup/240 ml**
- DO NOT ADD WATER!
*Check this Cannabis Cooking Calculator for the Perfect dose.
How to
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Place the ingredients into your MagicalButter machine, and secure the head.
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Press the temperature button, and select 160°F/71°C (or 130°F/55°C if using the machine at high altitude and/or in a dry climate); then press the 1 Hour/Oil
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After the cycle is complete, unplug the unit at the outlet, and remove the head of the appliance. Put on your LoveGlove™, and pour the pitcher contents slowly through your PurifyFilter™ into formed molds, ice-cube trays, or other storage container.
Chef’s Notes
For best results do not pre-grind your weed. Also adjust the marijuana weight you will use for the cannaoil according to your personal preference. **Sunflower, rice, or soy lecithin is optional but highly recommended. Lecithin is an emulsifier used in the pharmaceutical industry for binding ingredients and increasing the potency of preparations. Lecithin comes in the form of granules, powder, and liquid; any form is sufficient. It is available at your local health-food or vitamin store.
You may find lecithin in capsules, but we do not recommend them, because they contain too many binders and fillers.
