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contents 04 WELCOME

05 GETTING PERSONAL

06 STRAINS = FUNCTION

07 BEST PRACTICES

09 CANNA BUTTER

11 CANNA HONEY

12 CANNA OIL

14 CANNA SALT

15 CANNA SUGAR

16 CANNA TINCTURE

17 CANNA MYLK

18 GLIMPSE

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WELCOME CANNABIS COOKING MAGAZINE™'S CANNABIS PANTRY GUIDE Ditch smoking weed...for a hot second! Come explore cannabis as a highly functional and consumable ingredient in edibles and topicals with Cannabis Cooking Magazine™ (CCM)!

When it comes to personalized alternative medicine, cannabis can be life-changing.

Through topical use and internal ingestion, cannabis has healing potential.

Here at Cannabis Cooking Magazine™ we focus on sharing recipes and DIY ideas, featuring cannabis, for home cooks interested in personalized medicine.

Each issue is an epicureious journey exploring “cooking with cannabis”. Join us and subscribe at cannabiscookingmagazine.com.

Enjoy worldly flavors, cooking methods and get the low-down on current culinary experts celebrating cannabis in food.

This Pantry Guide shares base ingredient recipes used when cooking with cannabis. As the foundation of cannabis cooking, these ingredients are pantry essentials in any wellness kitchen.

Wishing you peace, love & healthy living.

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FOOD

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MEDICINE

GETTING PERSONAL Cannabis Cooking Magazine Cooking with cannabis is cooking for personalized medicine. Once you cook with cannabis and consume it, you are eating an edible. Edibles are cannabis infused foods.

They are made to deliver cannabis into the body without smoking and vaping. Your body can also absorb benefits from cannabis through topical application.

Cannabis Cooking Magazine™ shares information about creating your own quality edibles and topicals customizable for wellbeing.

The trick to making really good edibles or topicals for medicinal support starts with choosing quality ingredients, like clean green certified cannabis, and knowing the potency of your cannabis infused essentials.

There are many compounds found in plants of the cannabis genus. They interact with your body's endocannabinoid (ECS) system and with your brain's cannabinoid receptors.

The two most discussed cannabinoids are CBD (Cannabidiol) and THC. (Tetrahydrocannabinol).

CBD & THC CBD is a non-intoxicating cannabinoid known for medical and therapeutic benefits.

THC is psychoactive known for it's euphoric properties along with medicinal and therapeutic benefits.

People often refer to the 'entourage effect'.

That is a cooperative relationship between THC, CBD and terpenes reaching full potential.

It's important to know the benefits you seek from incorporating cannabis in your life. That will determine strain choice and potency of the recipes your make. Finding the right balance is your personal responsibility.

Test kits are available for home and commercial use that verify cannabinoid potency.

Make sure to consult a medical provider prior to incorporating cannabis in your life,

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STRAINS=FUNCTION Cannabis is personalized medicine. Each strain has it's unique effect on the individual user. It's up to each user to understand their body and how cannabis strains effect them. Many people keep a journal tracking dose, strain, delivery method and effects. Dosing low and slow in cannabis exploration is key to finding the perfect strain supporting preferred wellness.

Indica:

Sativa:

Indica plants usually have short, broad

Sativa plants usually have long thin leaves

leaves.

and grow tall with extended flowering cycle.

Known For: relaxing body high, fight pain, anti-stress, anti-anxiety and appetite

Known For: energizing body high, good for

stimulation.

uplifting depression, fatigue and can suppress appetite. Think get stuff done.

CAPTURE THE FUNCTION OF CHOICE, KNOW YOUR STRAIN AND YOUR BODY.

Hybrids:

.

Ruderalis:

Hybrid cannabis strains are plants with

Ruderalis strains are low-THC yet CBD-rich.

Indica and Sativa parents that blend strain

CBD strains are used for conditions like

properties (and effects on consumption).

epilepsy, cancer, anti-inflammatory and anxiety.

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CANNA BASICS WE HELP YOU GET WHAT YOU NEED IN LIFE.

RECIPES TO MAKE YOUR OWN INFUSED CANNA BASICS

CANNA BUTTER

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MAKE YOUR OWN & DE-STRESS: Basic Canna Butter Recipe: Water Float Version

Ingredients & Tools ¼ ounce coarsely ground cannabis (use a food processor or rough chop) 1 stick (½ Cup) unsalted organic butter 3 Cups Water Cheesecloth Tongs Knife Slotted Spoon

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Method Place water in saucepan and bring to a boil. Add butter to the boiling water. While the butter is melting, place the ground cannabis in the cheesecloth and tie up forming your own cannabis 'tea bag'. Reduce heat to simmer. Place the cannabis 'tea bag' in the saucepan with water and butter. Simmer for 3-4 hours.

Using tongs, remove the cannabis 'tea bag' from sauce pan. Continue using tongs to squeeze every last drop of liquid from the 'tea bag' back into the saucepan.

Remove saucepan from heat, allow to fully cool. Then place saucepan in refrigerator for 8-12 hours. The canna butter will solidify on the surface of the water during this time.

Using a knife cut around saucepan edges to free the solid canna butter. Using a slotted spoon remove canna butter from water.

Place canna butter in an airtight container and store in fridge until ready to use.

Always label and date canna butter. Use responsibly.

CANNA BUTTER DAIRY-FREE

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Dairy-Free Canna Butter Recipe

Ingredients & Tools ¼ ounce coarse ground cannabis (use a food processor or rough chop) ½ Cup Organic Coconut Oil 3 Cups Water Cheesecloth Tongs Knife Slotted Spoon

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Method Place water in saucepan and bring to a boil. Add coconut oil to the boiling water. While the coconut oil is melting, place the ground cannabis in the cheesecloth and tie up forming your own cannabis 'tea bag'. Reduce heat to simmer. Place the cannabis 'tea bag' in the saucepan with water and coconut oil. Simmer for 3-4 hours.

Using tongs, remove the cannabis 'tea bag' from sauce pan. Continue using tongs to squeeze every last drop of liquid from the 'tea bag' back into the saucepan. Remove saucepan from heat, allow to fully cool. Then place saucepan in refrigerator for 8-12 hours.

The coconut oil will solidify on the surface of the water during this time.

Using a knife cut around saucepan edges to free the now solid dairy-free canna butter.

Using a slotted spoon remove dairy-free canna butter from water.

Place dairy-free canna butter in an airtight container and store in fridge until ready to use.

Always label and date dairy-free canna butter. Use responsibly.

CANNA HONEY

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INFUSED HONEY Ingredients & Tools 1/2 Cup Canna Oil (See following Canna Oil recipe ) 12 oz Raw Organic Honey 1 ( 16oz ) Amber colored glass storage jar Blender

Method Pour Canna Oil and Honey in blender. Blend on high for 30-60 seconds until oil and honey combine. Transfer honey oil blend to the amber jar and top with lid. Store in fridge up to 3 months.

Always label and date Canna Honey. Use responsibly.

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CANNA OIL

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THERE ARE MANY METHODS TO MAKE CANNA OIL. OUR FAVORITES: Canna Oil 1 Ingredients & Tools 16 oz Organic Cold Pressed Grape Seed oil 1 cup finely ground cannabis flower Double Boiler Candy Thermometer

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Method Using a double boiler, add water to the under-pot. Next add oil and ground cannabis to the upper-pot. Heat oil on low and simmer for 6-8 hours. Stir occasionally and monitor your oil making sure not to exceed 245° F.

Remove pan from heat and allow to cool. Place extra fine metal strainer over large bowl. Pour oil and cannabis through the strainer into bowl. Transfer Canna Oil into dark colored glass jar or bottle of choice. Store in dark cool pantry for up to two months.

Always label and date Canna Oil. Use responsibly.

CANNA OIL

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Canna Oil 2 Ingredients & Tools 16 oz Organic Cold Pressed Grape Seed Oil 1 cup finely ground cannabis flower Slow cooker

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Method Add oil and ground cannabis to slow cooker. Cook on low for 4-6 hours. Stir occasionally and monitor your oil.

Allow oil to cool in slow cooker. Place extra fine metal strainer over large bowl.

Pour oil and cannabis through the strainer into bowl. Transfer Canna Oil into dark colored glass jar or bottle of choice. Store in dark cool pantry for up to two months.

Always label and date Canna Oil. Use responsibly.

NOTE: There are special herbal extraction machines designed for home-use that simplify the Canna Oil and Canna Butter making processes. If you craft Cannabis infused products often, consider making the investment.

Two brands to explore: Magical Butter LEVO

CANNA SALT FINE

FUNCTIONAL

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SEASONING

CANNABIS INFUSED SALT RECIPE Time to make: 1 hour INGREDIENTS 1 Cup Sea Salt 1 Tbsp Cannabis Tincture (See recipe)

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METHOD Preheat oven to 200 degrees fahrenheit.

In a medium sized mixing bowl add salt and cannabis tincture. Stir together till evenly combined.

Pour mixed salt onto a parchment paper lined baking sheet. Using a fork, spread salt into a thin layer across the pan.

Bake at 200°F for 25-30 minutes. Remove from oven and allow to cool.

Next place salt in a sieve. Using the backside of a spoon, press sugar through the sieve to break up all clumps.

Store CANNABIS INFUSED SALT in an airtight salt cellar. Always label and date Canna Canna Salt. Use responsibly.

Use as a finishing salt for micro-dosing. *FROM CCM TEST KITCHEN

CANNA SUGAR FUNCTIONAL

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SWEETNER

CANNABIS SUGAR RECIPE Time to make: 1 hour INGREDIENTS 2 Cups Organic Sugar 2 Tbsp Cannabis Tincture (See recipe)

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METHOD Preheat oven to 200 degrees fahrenheit.

In a medium sized mixing bowl add sugar and cannabis tincture. Stir together till evenly combined.

Pour mixed sugar onto a parchment paper lined baking sheet. Using a fork, spread sugar into a thin layer across the pan.

Bake at 200°F for 25-30 minutes. Remove from oven and allow to cool.

Next place sugar in a sieve. Using the backside of a spoon, press sugar through the sieve to break up all clumps.

Store your canna sugar in an airtight container. Always label and date Canna Sugar. Use responsibly.

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CANNA TINCTURE INFUSED TINCTURES OFFER VERSITILITY& CONTROL

Editor’s Simple Pick We’ve made many tinctures using varying bases from brandy to vegetable glycerine, and infused them with herbs and spices for perfect food pairings...but this Canna Tincture recipe is a perfect, pure tincture that can be used on its’ own or for culinary exploration. It’s a staple for any cannabis connoisseur.

Please Note, this process takes 1 month, or create your tincture using a Magical Butter™ machine in no time at all!

Cannabis Tincture

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Ingredients & Tools 1 oz Decarboxylated Cannabis - chopped fine Everclear Alcohol (enough to fill the jar) 1 Quart Jar with Lid 8— 4 oz Amber or Blue Dropper Bottles Cheesecloth Medium size bowl String or rubber band

Method Open one 1 quart jar. Add cannabis into jar. Pour alcohol into the jar leaving ½ inch of space at the top.

Cover tight with jar lid. Place jar in a paper bag and place paper bag in a dark cabinet. Gently shake the mixture 1x per day for 4 weeks.

4 Weeks Later: Place cheesecloth over bowl and secure using a rubber band or string.

Gently pour all contents of jar into the cheesecloth lined bowl. Draw up the cheesecloth to strain out cannabis from liquid. Using a funnel pour strained tincture into dropper bottles of choice. Store at room temperature in a dark place for up to 1 year. Always label and date Canna Tincture. Use responsibly.

NOTE: This substance is highly flammable. Do not smoke near or expose to heat/flame.

DAIRY-FREE INFUSED NUT MYLK

CANNA MYLK

ELEVATED DAIRY-FREE NUT BEVERAGE PERFECT FOR, COCO, ENGLISH TEA, COFFEE DRINKS, PUDDINGS...ETC

INGREDIENTS & TOOLS 1 Cup Raw Almonds 1 Cup Water (for soaking almonds) 3 1/2 cups filtered water 2 pitted Medjool Dates 1/2 tsp Vanilla Extract Canna Tincture (see recipe-quantity varies per desired effects) 1 Small Pinch of Sea Salt

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Colander Blender Sprouting Bag or Cheese Cloth Large Bowl Funnel One 24oz Bottle or Storage Jar

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1. SOAK NUTS OVERNIGHT Soak almonds overnight in 1 cup of water.

Using a colander, drain water from nuts. Rinse hydrated almonds with clean water and place them in the blender.

Next add 3 1/2 Cups filtered water, dates, pinch of salt and vanilla extract to the blender.

2. BLEND & STRAIN Blend high speed for 1 minute.

Place sprouting bag or cheese cloth over a large bowl. Pour almond mylk mixture into the bowl through your sprouting bag/ cheese cloth "bag".

Gently squeeze from top to bottom of your sprouting bag filtering every drop of almond mylk out the bag into the bowl.

This process takes a few minutes, so go slow.

3 DOSE. CHILL & RELAX. Add your preferred amount of Canna Tincture to strained almond mylk in bowl.

The amount of Tincture used will be based on your serving size and dose amount desired. Transfer Canna Nut Mylk to 24oz glass bottle or jar using a funnel.

Secure lid and store in fridge up to 4 days.

Always label and date Canna Nut Mylk.

Use responsibly.

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