Tag: Cannabis Cocktails
Try this infused condensed milk recipe for your next cup of Thai iced tea, Vietnamese coffee, or canna-mocktail. It won’t upset the family members who don’t care for the smell of burning herb filling in the air!
Ingredients
- cannabis flower
- condensed milk
LEVO Prep
Pack your LEVO herb pod with cannabis flower.
Set your Activate cycle and relax (remember, this is a dry cycle, no oil or butter should be added until you begin infusing!)
Fill the LEVO reservoir with one cup of condensed milk and set it to 160ºF for 3 hours.
Relax!
After 3 hours, your LEVO will turn off and you’ll have steaming hot, infused condensed milk.
Instructions
Pour however much of this creamy liquid you like into a mocktail, cocktail, tres leches cake, Vietnamese coffee, or Thai tea or whatever your heart desires!
Recipe created by Warren Bobrow, author of “Cannabis Cocktails”.
https://www.levooil.com/infused-condensed-milk/
Cannabis Cocktails, Mocktails and Tonics Recipe Book by Warren Bobrow, $15
Warren Bobrow is a chef, mixologist, and a 6-time published author. He came up with a recipe book called Cannabis Cocktails, Mocktails and Tonics – The Art of Spirited Drinks and Buzz-worthy libations.
This book is amazing and has a collection of 75 unique drink recipes including coffee, tea, lemonade, and milk-based beverages.
In this book, Warren will also teach you how to de-carb cannabis the correct way to release its full psychoactive effects. Get it for your loved one for $15.
Categories
Bespoke Post!
The lovely folks at Bespoke Post have included my book, “Cannabis Cocktails, Mocktails, and Tonics” to their wonderful website offerings.
Cannabis Cocktails Mocktails and Tonics
Cannabis Cocktails is available for purchase here:
Themed boxes for people who give a dam.
Categories
Infused Condensed Milk
I like to infuse condensed milk. It’s so versatile. Adding that little lagniappe (a little bit extra) to your mixer. It’s now a cannabis infused condensed milk, all ready for your morning Vietnamese coffee or whatever you add it to from cannabis mocktails to tres leches cake. It doesn’t upset the family members who don’t care for the smell of burning herb filling the air! I love the way condensed milk slides down my throat with alacrity.
Ingredients
Decarbed Cannabis
Condensed Milk
Levo 2 Home Infusion System
Process
- To your Levo2, fill the internal basket with decarbed cannabis.
2. Add a cup of Condensed Milk to the internal container.
3. Set the timer to 3 hours at 160 degrees.
4. Relax and wait for the machine to do the magic.
After three hours, the machine will turn off and you will have steaming hot, infused condensed milk.
You can pour the amount of this creamy liquid into a mocktail, a cocktail or into a tres leches cake where you’ll get stoned with each savory bit.
Recipe taken from Cannabis Cocktails, Mocktails & Tonics by Warren Bobrow. Available in Indie Bookstores, Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Indigo Books.
Categories
Bloody Good Remedy | Infused
One of my favorite ways to restart the morning after a rambunctious evening is with the cocktail, or mocktail named the Bloody Caesar. In the Northern climes up in Canada they prepare their classic “Bloody Marys” with Clamato juice instead of using just plain tomato juice. The distinct touch of oceanic saline from the clam juice is precisely what is needed in my opinion, to offset the sweet and sometimes spicy elements of the tomato juice.
Besides, everyone has their own way to make a Bloody Mary. Mine is different because of the utter simplicity in the ingredient list. You can also add vodka, gin, white rum, mezcal or even a dose of tequila to your Bloody Good Remedy if desired. It won’t hurt you, unless you add too much. The act of adding alcohol to THC in a craft cocktail is called a cross-fade. The buzz is unique and quite memorable. Add a healthy dropper of cannabis tincture to the libation and enjoy the results. Be sure to drink all your tomato or Clamato juice, because good health comes sip, by sip.
Bloody Good Remedy:
From Cannabis Cocktails, Mocktails and Tonics.
Ingredients (for 2 persons):
- 6 oz. Store Bought Clamato Juice or your favorite Bloody Mary Mix in a bottle
- 60mg Cannabis Tincture of your choice – that makes approximately two 30mg drinks (pretty strong)
- Assorted spices, freshly scraped horseradish, Hot Pepper Sauce from Portugal.
- 1 oz. Alcohol of your choice, gin, vodka, rum, mezcal, or tequila. All are worthy and potent
- Garnishes as outlandish as your oft-dry sense of humor…. (whole fried chicken, an entire tomato pie (sort of like a pizza) cut up into slices on skewers in the top of the drink…, an entire head of celery with an unopened jar of Kalamata olives on the side….)
- Lemon wedges (against Scurvy)
- Fee Brothers Lemon Bitters
Prep:
- Fill a Boston Shaker (tins) ¾ with ice
- Add the liquor and the cannabis tincture
- Add the Clamato or Bloody Mary Mix
- Add whatever spices you desire
- Cap and shake hard for fifteen seconds or so
- Pour into two pre-chilled Collins glasses filled with fresh ice that doesn’t smell like the fridge
- Squeeze lemon wedges over the top
- Dot with the Fee Brothers Lemon Bitters
- Garnish as you desire
- Serve
Categories
Chronic: The New CBD Cocktail
How a leafy green plant is spreading its seeds within a billion dollar industry
Mixologists have entered a new era behind the bar. Guests are gravitating towards more interesting ingredients, the more bizarre, the better. One unlikely element popping up on bar menus is Cannabidiol oil, more commonly known as CBD. Bartenders across the country are breaking the stigma surrounding sativa and incorporating it into their cocktails, one bud at a time. It’s not just a vodka tonic. It’s an experience. Cannabis culture may have had a bad rep in the past, but it doesn’t always mean trippy prints and Bob Marley T-shirts. Sometimes it means classy cocktails, carefully infused and delicately garnished.
It’s been said that if you don’t know about good cannabis cocktails, than you probably don’t know about Warren Bobrow. And Bobrow knows his bud. Afterall, he’s been smoking since he was 13 years old. So it made perfect sense for him to throw away his 20-year career as a banker and transition into a cannabis cocktail whisperer.
In 2016, Bobrow published his book, Cannabis Cocktails, Mocktails & Tonics: The Art of Spirited Drinks and Buzz-Worthy Libations. Little did he know he was ahead of the game. Just one year later, beverage heavyweight, Constellation Brands, announced plans to take a $191 million stake in the Canadian medical marijuana company Canopy Growth. It’s this kind of forward thinking that has gotten Bobrow far in his industry.
Noemi Gonzales, Author at Green Market Report
https://www.greenmarketreport.com/friday-book-club-cannabis-cocktails/
What a time to be alive!
More and more states are moving toward legalization, strains have evolved, and now you can learn about the best drinks to accommodate your preferred cannabis strains.
Today we are reviewing “Cannabis Cocktails, Mocktails & Tonics: The Art of Spirited Drinks and Buzz-Worthy Libations” by Warren Bobrow and doing a deep dive on the best matches between beverages and marijuana.
-Topic Focus-
As the name suggests, this book focuses on the best combinations of cannabis and alcoholic beverages and boasts over 75 unique recipes to enjoy throughout this interesting book.
Familiarize yourself with a solid decarboxylation process in order to maximize the psychoactive effect that cannabis can produce.
You will find more than just alcoholic beverage recipes here. The range of recipes found here is quite interesting. You can find detailed steps to create your own infused milk-based drinks, various teas, concentrated oils, compound butters, and more. Pretty cool, huh?
There is also a degree of information focusing on the social perception of cannabis and how it has evolved in recent years. This recent evolution in understanding cannabis is what allows breathing room to our innovators and creators to experiment with topics such as infusions, concentrates, beverages and more.
-About the Author-
Warren Bobrow’s expertise on these topics becomes clear very quickly in this book. Warren has experience writing content focused on cocktails and drinks for publications such as Eater, Foodista, Total Food Service, Saveur and Whole Foods, Distiller and Beverage Media, Serious Eats, and many more. Warren also has experience teaching his craft at Stonewall Kitchen in Maine.
In 2010 Warren was asked to participate as a Ministry of Rum judge in the Fête de la Gastronomie in Burgundy. You can explore more of his content at “The Cocktail Whisperer”, his popular blog and through his variety of books. Some of the books written by Bobrow include “Shrub Syrup Cocktails”, “Apothecary Cocktails”, and “Whiskey Cocktail and Bitters”.
-Reading Experience-
Infusions, extractions, and mixing your own beverages can be challenging but “Cannabis Cocktails, Mocktails & Tonics: The Art of Spirited Drinks and Buzz-Worthy Libations” by Warren Bobrow shed some excellent light on the topic. Online guides can be confusing or outright incorrect so having guidance from a seasoned veteran like this author makes a powerful difference in the quality of your own extractions/infusions.
You can tell that the author has experience teaching as each recipe and process is broken down in a way that even a rookie to cannabis and mixing can keep up with.
-Summary-
So much reliable information condensed into 160 pages here in this book, it’s great!
The detailed processes do not skip steps and make sure to be very clear all the way to completion. Some of these recipes seem downright exciting to try out and would make for fun social gatherings to experiment with friends.
This book is fun, insightful, and has a ton of value to offer without an overt amount of fluff or ranting.
If you would like to start getting your mix on and see what “Cannabis Cocktails, Mocktails & Tonics: The Art of Spirited Drinks and Buzz-Worthy Libations” then get your copy here and get started:
No plans for Valentine’s Day? Try making cannabis cocktails at home with your loved one. The combination of spirits and cannabis can elevate you both while keeping you relaxed and ready for anything. Here are five cannabis cocktails to try this February 14th.