SirShmokeAlot225
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would it be better to dry out the trimmings before i cook them into the butter? or does it make no difference if i just cook them right after i chop it?
Dry Trimmings for Butter?
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drying and decarbing are pretty much the same thing... drying allows the plant to get to a smokeable state so the flavor is smothe and not harsh... Decarbing is increasing the thc the cbd and cbns + more..
it does matter to the taste and potency.... but if you are in a pinch or want to test a small bit to see what works best for you..
it does matter to the taste and potency.... but if you are in a pinch or want to test a small bit to see what works best for you..
SirShmokeAlot225
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im not smoking it... that didnt answer my question at all... i want to know if its better to dry it BEFORE COOKING it OR is it just as good right off the plant. im talkin sugar leaves and a few of the lower popcorn buds.
SirShmokeAlot225
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ok thanks thats all i needed to know 
im in the process of cooking some butttaaa cant wait to eat them fire brownies mmmmm. makes waiting for the bud to dry even easier haha.
im in the process of cooking some butttaaa cant wait to eat them fire brownies mmmmm. makes waiting for the bud to dry even easier haha.it does answer the question... COOKING or decarbing the pot RAISES the levels of THC and CBD and CBN
therefore if you want to raise the levels then cook it..
otherwise... fresh crap will taste like fresh crap...
cooking or decarbinbg it... makes it more of a nutty taste.
google decarboxylization
SirShmokeAlot225
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i understand the process of decarboxylization. but im able to say that i didnt dry the trimmings one bit and those brownies had me on the couch and i couldnt move a damn bit.
asdewqasdfgh
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making butter, it doesnt really matter. cuz you are just melting the thc off the buds. but for making a cold temp extraction for hash then you definitely want to use dried, then frozen bud so you can collect more brittle trichomes.
SirShmokeAlot225
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thats what i figured. thanks for clearing it up for me!
ok glad you understand it... the question is...... why would you use fresh over dry or decarbed greens? If its just a matter of convience I get it.. if it's for a patient then your not giving them the full bennies of the green
SirShmokeAlot225
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ah i wish it was for a patient but sadly im not in a med state. but they got the job done haha.
SirShmokeAlot225
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well it deffinately got ground up. but i guess ill have to dry them next time around