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Okay, so I've made brownies with oil before and it was aight. However, I like butter better, so I plan on doing that this time instead. However, I'm having trouble figuring out how much butter I will need. The recipe on the box says oil, but I'm assuming I can just substitute butter. Do I just melt a few sticks until it matches the amount of oil in liquid measurement? Or what?
Here is the recipe I'm using/have used.
on the box of brownie mix it should say how much butter is required per batch. use that figure and you will do fine
Unfortunately the box I have only gives the amount required for oil. Trying to figure out how to go from butter>oil.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scarlet Sky
how much oil does it say?
i recall a friends recipe consisting of one stick... but i'm not sure
Yep melted butter = oilQuote:
Originally Posted by Leebstatus
Make sure you used enough cannabis in the butter!
i say u mix butter and oil but i have no phucking clue wat im talking about
CANNA OIL IS CANNA OIL. AND CANNA BUTTER IS CANNA BUTTER. DIFFERANT WORLDS.
IF YA COULD CHANGE THE INGREDIENTS,,, IT WOULD TELL YA SO
then share a recipe that uses butter, because that is all I have to. & all the boxes at store say oil. I looked all day sunday at different stores. no
I have the same problem most of the box mixes are all oil and I even tried looking on several different boxes over the past two days
You can get brownie mix that requires butter if you look hard enough. That is the type that you have to use, you cannot use the oil. Generally, it is 1oz of leaves or buds per 1/2 stick of regular butter. You can always add more pot of course but I wouldn't add more butter though.