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You should use the amount of oil the recipe calls for. So if the recipe calls for 1/2 cup, then use 1/2 cup. (But 1.5g of ABV in 1/2c oil will make weak-ass edibles, even by a lightweight's standards.) Water boils at a constant temperature (212F/100C at sea level). That is the entire science...

Follow the exact same directions, except cook the herb+oil in a double boiler instead of cooking the herb+oil in a crock pot. (Or did I miss something and this is a trick question?) 1.5g is a negligible amount not really worth the time and effort though, are you sure you didn't mean 1.5oz? If...

I think you might be thinking of "coconut milk" which is a different type of coconut product, used in Thai curries. "Coconut oil" is solid at room temperature, and when melted is see-through like cooking oil (not creamy like Thai coconut milk). Coconut oil can be substituted 1:1 for butter or...

There are literally dozens of recipes if you scroll down just a little bit in the "Cooking with Cannabis" sub-forum. Here is the most popular as relates to coconut oil: http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/easy-abv-coconut-oil-recipe-crockpot.4419/

Cannabis coconut oil is the trendy edible these days. It will keep a long time stored in a cool dark place. :)

You can strain canna-oil easily while it is still warm. Oil and water don't mix. I do not recommend adding water to the canna oil/butter making process. To substitute for 1 cup butter use 1 cup coconut oil. I store mine in the freezer. I hope that answered your main questions?

Lately I just add ABV or hash directly to the brownie mix, no fuss. ;) In the past when I made oil in the crock pot, the method was: fill crock pot 1/2 way with water, put herb+oil in a sealed mason jar, put the jar in the water bath. Cook on low for many hours. Strain. Best results I ever got...

Coconut oil can be substituted for butter 100% of the time. I have vegan friends who never eat butter, and they adapt non-vegan baking recipes by substituting coconut oil for butter straight up 1:1. Butter on the other hand is a fussy kitchen ingredient. I would not say it is "easier" at all...

Thanks for the suggestion but I'd rather make my canna-oil from the hash. ;) I did make butter from the leftover bubble water one time, it put me to sleep for 2 days.

Yeah edibles really hit different people in completely different ways. There are lots of people out there who think the Colorado guidelines are much too strict. I personally prefer a dose in the 50-100mg THC range, and yet I've been criticised on the forums for my "weak ass edibles." ;) For many...

As I mentioned in your other thread, 1g of bubble hash equals 40+ edible doses by Colorado state guidelines. Do you trust the source of the hash, and do you know the % THC? (Very important for purposes of calculating how hard the edibles will hit you.) 1g bubble hash is 6x the THC dose consumed...

1 gram of bubble hash would translate to multiple edible doses, for most people's tolerance. Bubble hash is at least 40% THC, so 1g hash = 400mg+ of THC. To put that in perspective, the state of Colorado's new guidelines stipulate that 1 dose = 10mg THC, and a single package can contain no more...

I haven't tried that vape brand. Maybe you can mix your bubble with some kind of e-juice? I'm not really sure. If you are a combuster you can sprinkle it on top of a bowl or add it to a tobacco hand-roll.

What do you already own for vaporizers (not pen vapes)? Possibly you can vape the bubble in your existing vape. I make a "bud sandwich" and vape it in my Solo, for example. :)

I am sober so there's no way in heck I would ever "clean" my MJ with ethanol. ;)

Maybe you are making the cookies wrong, how would we know unless you tell us about your recipe? ;)

Thanks, Chippy! I really enjoy this style of hash too, at least for vaping not smoking. I feel like it really captures the herbaceous essence of the plant, very flavorful clouds. :)

Trim! Flowers are too valuable to run. ;)

Lately my friends and I have been experimenting with deliberately making "low quality" (i.e. non-melt) bubble hash. Last batch we used the 160 bag. The end result has a greenish tinge from tiny pieces of plant material (experienced hash makers would call this "contaminants"), and it doesn't melt...

Don't discount this fact. Even though you did not quit "cold turkey" you did cut your consumption by 75% or more. That could certainly be a big enough change in your routine to cause some detox/withdrawal symptoms.