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abqtommy

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7. The rule of thumb I learned long ago is that it's fine to experiment when cooking, but when

Reply to mopinko (Original post)

Sun Dec 15, 2019, 01:27 PM

Dec 2019

baking always follow the recipe to assure good results. The reason for this is that cooking is just
fooling around but baking is science. So save some time and find some valid recipes. Good luck!

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got a baking question. [View all] mopinko Dec 2019 OP

Chances are the canna butter will be very strong. alittlelark Dec 2019 #1

I'll second that recommendation - be careful as shit packman Dec 2019 #4

yeah, he is pretty good at that part. mopinko Dec 2019 #5

I have not made laced butter mercuryblues Dec 2019 #2

Magic butter Noah331 Dec 2019 #3

that is a great site, thanks. mopinko Dec 2019 #6

thats been on my wish list for years samnsara Dec 2019 #12

The rule of thumb I learned long ago is that it's fine to experiment when cooking, but when abqtommy Dec 2019 #7

meh. i'm a good enough baker to wing it. mopinko Dec 2019 #8

Then go for it! abqtommy Dec 2019 #9

It's still butter, infused or not, still just butter lettucebe Dec 2019 #10

best butter recipe from High Times womanofthehills Dec 2019 #11