Cannabis-Infused Tahini

Versatile, flavourful, healthful and vegan: to this arsenal of tahini’s amazing attributes, we add a dose of cannabis-infused olive oil, to really make it sing.

Whether you use this infused tahini to season your next batch of hummus, or drizzle it on roasted veggies, falafels or other Mediterranean favourites, it’s a satisfying way to take your cannabis.

Consider infusing your base oil with an earthy, myrcene-rich strain to play on the tahini’s natural nuttiness, or conversely, contrasting those earthy undertones with a limonene-dominant citrusy strain. Not sure what’s in your strain? Many licensed producers provide the terpene profiles of their various strains, but you can also simply hold a bud next to the other ingredients and take a deep breath to see how the flavours smell together. If you like the smell, chances are you’ll like the taste, too.

Recipe by Chef Ronnie Fishman, words by Devon Scoble.

5 min
2

Ingredients

¼ cup lemon juice (from concentrate or fresh)

2 garlic cloves, crushed

½ bunch of parsley leaves (optional)

crushed red chili pepper, to taste (optional)

2 tbsp cannabis-infused vegetable or olive oil

½ cup water, room temperature

¾ cup tahini paste

Method

Combine lemon juice, garlic, parsley, chili, cannabis-infused oil and water into a food processor. Pulse until ingredients are combined and the garlic is thoroughly pureed.

Add tahini paste and continue to pulse until desired consistency is reached. Add water if tahini gets too thick.


Note: The recommended cannabis infusion dosage is a suggestion. Cannabis dosing can be complicated and is entirely based on your tolerance and desired potency. To learn why, read our guide to cooking with cannabis. Please proceed with caution by eating a portion and waiting an hour or two before any more. Enjoy!
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