Cooking with wet cannabis

[hed]

does anyone know if you can cook with fresh chopped bud and does it lose any potency??

[DoctorWho]

You can use wet material no problem.  If you make cannabutter it all gets wet anyway

[burner]

I have a friend from Burma, he used to purchase fresh cannabis at his village market. They used it for cooking, not for its psychoactive properties, but as a vegetable. They most likely cooked out the majority of THC before they ate anyway.

[fred_hawk]

I tried cooking with wet doesnt seem to be as good but I could be wrong

[Stoned Offroad]

I tried cooking with wet doesnt seem to be as good but I could be wrong

 

I found the same thing when using wet buds that were cooked and eaten whole, but no difference when making butter.

[entasis]

im to stoned most of the time to be sure but i think i get the same effect. could be because the buds are fresh and have not had time to cure and get stronger. ( that simple)?

Edited July 1, 2013 by entasis

[shroomyshroom]

people need to remember when using wet you need to use 4 x the amount of dry product to get the same amount of cannabinoids if you arnt you are never going to get even close to the right amount

[Memphis]

people need to remember when using wet you need to use 4 x the amount of dry product to get the same amount of cannabinoids if you arnt you are never going to get even close to the right amount

Good point!

[clonal]

im to stoned most of the time to be sure but i think i get the same effect. could be because the buds are fresh and have not had time to cure and get stronger. ( that simple)?

hey bro your weed def wont get stronger with age the opposit is true. the flavours will change thou. but i dont really notice this when cookin with canna

[Faith]

im to stoned most of the time to be sure but i think i get the same effect. could be because the buds are fresh and have not had time to cure and get stronger. ( that simple)?

awesome post