Need Pot Brownies recipe for someone with allergies

[GreenGiant07]

I got a friend going in for surgery next month (wisdom teeth extraction) so smoking isn't an option, so me n some friends are getting together and pitching on a whole lot of bud for brownies.

The only problem is that he has a severe, as in death, allergy towards milk and milk by-products, more specifically, lactose, so my question is, does anyone know a recipe that we can work with but won't put him at risk? Thanks for any and all replies.

GreenGiant07 Reviewed by GreenGiant07 on 06-17-2008. Need Pot Brownies recipe for someone with allergies I got a friend going in for surgery next month (wisdom teeth extraction) so smoking isn't an option, so me n some friends are getting together and pitching on a whole lot of bud for brownies. The only problem is that he has a severe, as in death, allergy towards milk and milk by-products, more specifically, lactose, so my question is, does anyone know a recipe that we can work with but won't put him at risk? Thanks for any and all replies. Rating: 5

[killerweed420]

You'd have to look on the boxes to be sure but I don't think there are any dairy products in a regular brownie mix.
Just dry the weed in an oven on about 250 degrees for about 15 minutes. Put it though a coffee grinder. Then mix in some canola oil in a pan for a few minutes. Let the oil cool back down and then just add the oil to your brownie mix.

[MotleyCrue0226]

make green dragon even eating a brownie is a bitch after you lose you wisdom teeth! dont even chance it your friend could DIE if you dont read the label right green dragon is alcohol and bud... thats it :jointsmile:

[Storm Crow]

Less chance of getting something stuck in the socket!

That being said. Make your brownies from scratch! That way you are sure there is no milk! It isn't that hard- can you follow directions? (If you can't- does your boss know that? ) If you can, you can cook! Look on the net for a brownie recipe- there are HUNDREDS. You can safely substitute water for the milk in the recipe with little affect to end product!

In fact- it will be better for you. Milk interferes with the heart healthy effects of chocolate! I just mix the pot in with the oil and add a tablespoon of cinnamon- helps cover the smell when heating the oil, tastes good in the brownies and helps keep my blood sugar levels on an even keel. :thumbsup:

Dark chocolate boosts antioxidant levels - 27 August 2003 - New Scientist
Cinnamon Lowers Blood Sugar Levels in Diabetics

A little cooking advice- first, READ the whole recipe! Visualize the process. Second, get out everything you will need- ingredients and utensils. Third, preheat the oven. Fourth, you don't need to FRY the pot. It needs to get up just barely past boiling water temperature. Frying can get a lot hotter than that. So heat the oil until you can't stand to put a finger in it and remove the pot from the heat and let it cool before using! Some folks do a long, slow heating and strain out the (now THC-less) plant material. I just heat, cool, and dump the whole thing into the mix.

With open sockets- I'd skip any nuts in the recipe. When his mouth is healed, try it with hemp seed- available at your local heath food store- REALLY good for you nutritionally and yummy, too!

Good luck and thank you for being a good and caring friend!

Granny:hippy:

[stinkyattic]

Vegan brownies ftw!
Delicious Lactose-free Chocolate Brownies Recipe