Estimated Time: 1 hour and 10 minutes
Serves: Makes 2 cups
Ingredients:
1 cup/250ml milk
5 tbsp granulated sugar
1 cup/250ml light cream
pinch of cinnamon (optional)
1/2 tsp vanilla extract
1/8oz/3.5g cannabis, finely ground
5oz/150g unsweetened chocolate
Instructions:
1. Combine milk and sugar in a pan or a
double boiler
on medium heat. When sugar has dissolved add all other ingredients except the chocolate.
2. After it reaches a boil, turn down the heat and let it simmer for about 1 hour.
3. Filter through a
cheesecloth
or a
fine mesh strainer
.
4. With the heat off, pour the milk mixture back into the pan and add chocolate. Stir until the chocolate is completely melted.
Serving Suggestions:
Serve in a mug with grated chocolate and marshmallows! Yum!
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Comments
For the cannabis measurement
For the cannabis measurement 8oz is not equal to 3.5g. So is it 8oz or 3 grams of weed that is needed for this recipe?? I'd really like to make it and I don't want to waste weed.
Measurement
1/8oz (one eighth of an ounce) = 3.5 grams
Comments
It was WAAAAY rich and a bit bitter, plus it tasted like I was just drinking chocolate covered nugs. I think next time I'll use semi-sweet and way up the sugar. Also I think I'll do two cups milk not a cup milk/cup cream. However I finished a cup about 20 minutes ago on a full stomach and I'm already feeling pretty good.
To answer another posters question: I used about a tablespoon of cinnamon and you couldn't smell the green at all/it smelled VERY faintly like almost lemon. Either way our very green unfriendly room mate watched us cook it and was NONE the wiser.
Hot chocolate
I'm going to try this with a nice instant hot chocolate mix I have....
Just wonderin'
Is this guarenteed to get you high, for sure? I feel like an eigth of bud is too much to waste if I wouldnt feel the effects that much.
just wondering...
i want to try this but does the cannabis smell when you boil it? or is it masked by the other ingredients?
Note to self:
Do not use heavy cream- makes it wayyyyy too rich! Lesson learned ;) But it was still delicious... now its time to sit back relax and wait for it to work its magic <3 Thanks for the recipe!
Holy Cow Hot Chocolate is GREAT!
Even though I used two cups of milk instead of using cream and milk, it came out fantastic!
What a great way to combine my two favorite ingredients!
We're glad to hear that you
We're glad to hear that you enjoyed it! :)