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Small Batch Cannabis Coconut Oil
Here’s how I make a small batch of cannabis coconut oil. This small amount of cannabis oil can then be placed into capsules or used in a single serving edibles recipe. Scroll down for the step-by-step with photos.
Cannabis Infused Oil – Small Batch – Crockpot Method
- 5 grams ground decarboxylated cannabis
- ¼ cup coconut oil
- 2 teaspoons sunflower lecithin (optional)
(The smallest amount of cannabis coconut oil that I’ve made is by cutting this recipe in half and using 2.5 grams of cannabis, 1/8 cup of coconut oil, and one teaspoon of lecithin.)
Fastest Way to Make Small-Batch Edibles
Before we dive into the old-fashioned method, let me tell you about the Ardent Decarboxylator. The fastest and most efficient way to make small-batch edibles is to use the Ardent Nova Decarboxylator. It’s remarkable and saves money on cannabis in the long run! But if you don’t have an Ardent, you can use a mini-crockpot, or even a double boiler over a stove to make a small-batch of cananbis oil, and I’ll show you how.
THIS is how I decarb perfectly every time.
Tools to Make Cannabis Coconut Oil
Why You Need to Decarboxylate Your Cannabis
You MUST decarboxylate your cannabis by heating it. If you use an oven, your house WILL smell!
Decarboxylation converts the inactive forms of the cannabinoids, for example, THCA, into the active form, for example, THC.
Perfect decarboxylation is a complex process. Perfect decarboxylation with significantly enhance the potency of your edibles. The Ardent Lift is a remarkable device that decarbs cannabis perfectly every time. One of the other amazing things about the Ardent Lift is it significantly reduces the smell of the cannabis.
But if it’s your first time cooking, the old-fashioned oven method will work perfectly fine. One thing to keep in mind when cooking cannabis is to keep an eye on the temperature.
If you cook cannabis at too high a temperature, it will damage your cannabinoids. I highly recommend you calibrate your oven with a cheap oven thermometer like this one.
Instructions to Make Small Batch Cannabis in a Crockpot
Step 1. Decarboxylate Cannabis
Place the ground herb/cannabis flower in dish or foil. Bake at 240-250 for 40 minutes (I use this oven thermometer to ensure I’m decarbing at the ideal temperature.)
Step 2. Combine Ingredients In Crockpot
Combine the ground decarbed cannabis, coconut oil, and sunflower lecithin in the crockpot.
I use this tiny warmer crockpot. It operates at low temperatures, this is ideal because you do not want cannabis oil to heat above 200 degrees. I use this digital thermometer to watch the temperature.
Step 3. Cook & Stir Often (Keep under 200 degrees)
Cook contents 4-8 hours in the crockpot on warm. Stir occasionally. The ideal oil temperature is between 180-200 degrees. (I use this inexpensive digital thermometer to monitor the temperature of my oil.)
Step 4. Strain
Use cheesecloth or a mesh strainer to separate the plant material from the oil
Step 5. Enjoy Responsibly and Label Your Meds
You can use the infused oil to make small batch edibles, eat on its own, or fill capsules.
Please label your medication and enjoy your infused cannabis oil responsibly.
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