• prettybunnys@piefed.social
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    43 minutes ago

    Putting it in the oven helps decarb it.

    We used to make what we called firecrackers.

    Crackers, cover them in peanut butter, grind weed over it, put another peanut butter covered cracker on top and bake them.

    They did they job just fine and we didn’t have to fuck with making butter.

    You’d end up eating weed, but we were kids so whatever.

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      52 minutes ago

      I completely forgot about firecrackers 🤣.

      Mmm gritty burnt tasting peanut butter.

      I moved from that to making small batches of butter and using that to make hot chocolate (“pot chocolate”, of course).

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        Decarbing in the brownies will be inconsistent.

        Since the recipe has water, the interior of the brownie won’t exceed 212. The decarb time at that temp is around 2-4 hours.

        The edges that dry out first may exceed 300F and the decarb process finishes in around 5-7m then the THC will start to degrade.

        For brownies, decarb during the butter production. Look up a chart, but it’ll take about 2-4 hours at boiling. Then cook the brownies on a low temp (like 315) to ensure that it cooks evenly without drying out the corners.

        If you have fancy baking equipment, a water bath or collared cake pan will protect the edges from overcooking.

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          Thanks for the input. I just chuck the plant in the water/oil mix after grinding it in a coffee grinder. I don’t make butter. I am sure there are inconsistencies in my method, but they are very effective every time. What if I did a normal decarb in mason jars prior? What effect do you think that might have?

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        45 minutes ago

        It’s extremely dependent on temperature. At 110°C it only takes about 30 minutes, at 70°C it takes a full 24 hours.

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          7 minutes ago

          When I decarbed for tincture I did 225F (107C) for 45 minutes whilst turning every 15. For the brownies I simply grind it up and chuck it in the water/oil mix. It works quite well, but I’d fully admit it is not precise. The brownies cook at 325F (162C) for 1:15hrs. Advice? Always looking to improve.