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Book Review – The Easy Cannabis Cookbook: 60+ Medical Marijuana Recipes for Sweet and Savory Edibles

December 27, 2021 by Shellie Wilson Leave a Comment

This book is about cannabis and you are probably wondering why it is not over on our Edible blog? Well I figured it was more related to the body than eating and I wanted to share it with you. I made and loved the Cannabis Butter, so you 100% need to give that DIY recipe a try.

Written by Cheri Sicard, nicknamed the “Martha Stewart of weed” by The Daily Beast this Easy cannabis cookbook provides you with absolutely everything you need to redefine stoner eats. Whether it’s Ganja Gazpacho, Barbecue Chicken, or Deviled Eggs, these simple and straightforward recipes make it a breeze to bring unique, properly dosed edibles to the table.

This must-have marijuana cookbook includes:

  • Cannabis 101: Discover a crash course on the history of marijuana and all the benefits it provides.
  • Dosing guides: Find out how to measure potency and make sure your infusions meet their mark.
  • Cooking fundamentals: Learn fundamental cooking skills, what equipment you need, and more.
  • 60 Tasty recipes: Go beyond cookies and brownies with recipes for breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and more.
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Lemon and Tea Tree Exfoliating Sugar Scrub Cubes

If you love easy bath and body projects that still feel a little bit fancy, these Lemon and Tea Tree Exfoliating Sugar Scrub Cubes from CraftBits are such a lovely idea. They are fresh, practical, and perfect for those little grab-and-use moments in the shower when you want something quick that still feels like a treat.

What I really like about this recipe is how giftable it is. The cubes are made with melt and pour soap base, sugar, sweet almond oil, lemon essential oil, and tea tree essential oil, so they are simple to pull together but still feel polished and useful. The lemon and tea tree combination sounds especially refreshing too, giving the scrub a clean, spa-like feel.

This is also the sort of project that works beautifully for pamper gifts, guest bathroom treats, or just making your own shower routine feel a little more special. Since they are poured into a small ice cube tray and set into individual cubes, they are neat, cute, and easy to store in an airtight container ready to use.

The tutorial itself is nice and straightforward, which makes it a great little beginner-friendly recipe. You melt the soap base, stir in the sugar, oil, color, and essential oils, then pour the mixture into molds and let it set. Simple, pretty, and very easy to imagine making more than one batch of.

If you are in the mood for a fresh homemade body scrub idea that feels useful, giftable, and easy to recreate, this one is a really sweet pick.

Featured Project: Lemon And Tea-tree Exfoliating Sugar Scrub Cubes

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