I really enjoy making edibles. I brownies, cupcakes, Rice Krispies, cookies and pretty much any snake that I can make at home. I even have I fused wine but using an entirely different technique.
First decarbing my source material. Then a qwet. Next use your favorite evaporation method. Depending on the consistency, I may place it in the oven at 170-220 f attempting to remove the remaining ethanol and water vapor. Some will get rock hard so I guess about 80% thc? while boiling off on the stove top... “highly not recommended!” I have a radiant stove and plenty of air flow.
Some will pick up more lips and chlorophyll and have a solid but gooey texture. About 60% Thc. If it’s runny, usually the case of too much chlorophyll, I recommend letting it cool then reheating in the oven. Some will not get hard. Lol.
I take my final product and calculate it by doses of my edible.
For instance my cupcake are 2 ounces. So i get 15-16 cupcakes from a cake mix. 16 cakes x 15 mg of thc = 240 mg of thc total. So now calculating the consistency of my qwet. Let’s use 66 percent. So a gram will have 660 milligrams of thc. I only need 240 mg for my cupcakes. 240/660 = .36 of a gram. In most cases I provide .4 of a gram to the correct amount of butter(oil) that the recipe calls for. I assure you that these cakes are memorable. The sweet potato pies are a holiday favorite. I don’t really like doing the cookies because you have micro dose them. People will definitely eat too many cookies.
A word of warning. Using this technique will remove the weedy, grassy taste. People often forget that they are eating an edible an in most cases over indulge.
Edibles are dependent on source material. If you concentrate a not so good strain to make (oil) Then un-concentrate the oil into an edible, for sure you will have questionable results.
