Bøger af Jenny Butler

Sinfully Sweet Cannabis Recipes75 Yummy Easy To Make DessertsMy wife Jenny and I moved to Denver, Colorado 3 years ago from Knoxville, TN. Due to my job. But sadly four months after moving to this beautiful state, I lost my job. At first, we thought about moving back, but then we realized there was nothing that we left behind worth going back to. But I will admit it was very hard at first just to keep the roof over our head. Then Jenny suggested one day that we should start a cannabis baking business as we both enjoyed it as a hobby since we moved to Colorado.Since we didn't have the funds to start an actual bakery, we just made a bunch of cookies and brownies one day and took them too many of the Marijuana dispensaries and had them try some samples. Little did we know, in just three weeks we had enough orders from 7 of these places where we had to work 12-14 hours a day to fulfill those orders.Fast forward to the present, we are still baking every day, but now we have hired three helpers and rented a commercial kitchen, business has been growing, and we finally found what we both enjoy doing.Jenny had this idea for a while now that we should put together a recipe book where we share some of our best Cannabis recipes so everyone can enjoy the sweetest high time like we do here.So, here it is, our first try in writing such recipe book, and hopefully, it will be something that can bring a big smile to everyone's face (hopefully after you taste the sweetness of some of this great recipes).In This Book We ShareHow to calculate proper THC dosage for great RecipesHow to Decarb Cannabis4 Ways to Cook with CannabisHow to Make Cannabis MilkHow to Make Cannabis Corn Syrup14 Gourmet Cookie Recipes21 Mouth Watering Cake & Bread Recipes7 Truly Awesome Pie Recipes7 Yummy Frozen Dessert Recipes3 Most Popular Chocolate Treat Recipes4 Sweetest Candy Recipes14 Scrumptious Puddings, Custards, and other Treat Recipes5 Out of the World Brownie RecipesEnjoy!

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