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Learn how to make a deep-dish Dutch apple pie, a spectacular dessert with a crunchy crust, tons of apples, and a generous sprinkle of spices.

Dutch Apple Pie

½ cups butter, cubed,

brown sugar

kosher salt

eggs, lightly beaten

all-purpose flour

cinnamon

cloves

nutmeg

½ tsp ground ginger

¼ tsp ground white pepper

¼ tsp ground cardamom

¼ tsp ground coriander

¼ tsp ground aniseeds

firm apples, (such as Braeburn, Gala, or Cortland)

apples, (such as Golden Delicious or Pink Lady)

tbsp finely grated orange zest ((about 1/2 orange))

tsp finely grated lemon zest ((about 1/2 lemon))

tbsp lemon juice ((about 1/2 lemon))

brown sugar,

tsp speculaaskruiden spice mix ((see instructions to make it below,

cornstarch

Brandy

raisins

walnuts ((optional))

In the bowl of a food processor, cream together the butter and brown sugar. Set aside 1 tbsp (15 ml) of the beaten eggs to brush over the pie, then add the remaining eggs to the food processor. Sprinkle with the salt and process until the eggs are well incorporated, about 5 seconds. Scrape down the bowl. Add a third of the flour, then process until well incorporated, about 10 seconds. Scrape down the bowl, then add another third of the flour, and process for another 10 seconds. Scrape down the bowl. At this point, the mixture will start gathering together.

Add the remaining flour and process until the dough fully comes together, stopping to scrape down the bowl as needed. When ready, the dough looks uniform in color and it is soft and holds together when pressed. The texture should be very similar to Play-Doh.

Transfer the dough to a bowl, cover with plastic wrap, and rest at room temperature while you prepare the filling.

FOR THE CRUST

Mix all the spices together and store in an airtight spice bottle or glass jar.

FOR THE DUTCH SPICE MIX

Peel and core the apples, then cut them into bite-size pieces. In a large bowl, mix the apples with the orange and lemon zest, lemon juice, brown sugar, spices, cornstarch, and the liqueur, raisins, and walnuts, if using. Set aside.

FOR THE FILLING

Preheat the oven to 375°F (190°C). Grease a 9 in (23 cm) springform pan, then cover the bottom with a cut-out round of parchment paper.

Set aside 1/4 of the crust mixture to create the topping. Add about half of the remaining crust mixture to the springform pan and press down to cover the entire bottom of the pan in an even layer.

Pick up chunks of the remaining crust and roughly press it against the sides of the springform pan until you've fully covered it. Now press it more carefully to create a smooth edge, making sure the sides seamlessly connects with the bottom crust.

Transfer the apple filling to the crust and gently press it down flatten it. Spread the remaining of the crust mixture all over the apples. You&#039;ll need to first dot the crust mixture in chunks over the apple surface, then spread and smooth it down using your fingers or a spatula.

Brush the reserved eggs over the top of the pie, then sprinkle with 2 tbsp (30 ml) brown sugar and extra chopped walnuts, if desired.

Set the springform pan over a baking sheet (some juices may leak out during baking), then bake for 75 to 85 minutes. Check on the pie after 45 minutes: if it&#039;s golden brown, loosely cover it with aluminum foil to prevent it from getting too dark. To check whether the Dutch apple pie is done, use a bamboo skewer or a small, very sharp knife to poke through the pie. If the pie is done, you’ll easily pierce through the apples. If you feel they’re still a bit crunchy, continue baking until they&#039;re soft.

Transfer the Dutch apple pie to a cooling rack and let it cool completely. This will take at least 3 hours. The pie slices more easily if it has rested overnight. Carefully unmold the Dutch apple pie, running a sharp knife around the pie if needed, and use a serrated knife to slice into pieces.

TO ASSEMBLE THE DUTCH APPLE PIE

Serve at room temperature garnished with whipped cream, or warm, topped with vanilla bean gelato or ice cream.

HOW TO SERVE DUTCH APPLE PIE

Store leftover Dutch apple pie slices in an airtight container for up to 2 days.

HOW TO STORE DUTCH APPLE PIE

This is a really good recipe for brownies, but if you want to make it special, it works really well. RIP: R. Coleman

How to make the perfect hash brownies

tsp ground cinnamon

unsalted butter

chocolate powder

g self-raising flour

sugar

eggs

Vanilla essence

Reply by msmarmitelover on February 17, 2021

Hi. What size should the cake tin be? I haven&#039;t seen you address that in the recipe or the comments.

Comment by Anonymous on February 17, 2021

They are quite big so if you do mini ones I reckon 40

Reply by msmarmitelover on January 11, 2021

Ready thought the comments I see you say the make about 20......assuming there mini is size then? Looking to make&hellip;

Comment by Andy on January 11, 2021

Ready thought the comments I see you say the make about 20......assuming there mini is size then? Looking to make a batch for a wedding favours TIA

Yes. And they still retain their magical properties

Reply by msmarmitelover on June 28, 2020

Comment by dani on June 28, 2020

The lovely guy that gave me this recipe died last year while travelling. I&#039;m so sad. He was a great&hellip;

Comment by msmarmitelover on June 13, 2020

The lovely guy that gave me this recipe died last year while travelling. I&#039;m so sad. He was a great actor, zoologist, traveller and climate change activist. RIP

Comment by Anonymous on May 2, 2018

Haha, le lyc&eacute;e Fran&ccedil;ais hein? Mon fr&egrave;re et mon cousin ont chopper leurs bac l&agrave;-bas. Assez marrant d&#039;entendre &ccedil;a.

Comment by Carveros on February 23, 2018

OMG! Brownies are my all time favourite! I better get baking!mmm chewy and gooey&ndash;YES YES YESI am a baking enthusiast&hellip;

Comment by Akshat Malya on October 6, 2017

OMG! Brownies are my all time favourite! I better get baking!mmm chewy and gooey&ndash;YES YES YESI am a baking enthusiast and these kinds of awesome post inspires me a lot to make the delicious recipes in my air fryer .Keep sharing!

looks delicious! Can&rsquo;t wait to try it =)

Comment by Amanda | Air fryer Blog on September 19, 2017

I&rsquo;m yet to try a hash brownie but reading this makes me want to!.bingo

Comment by Lucy on May 11, 2017

I&#039;ve retested this recipe using solids grated up finely. I used an 1/8th for this recipe and they were really&hellip;

Reply by Kerstin Rodgers aka MsMarmiteLover on September 17, 2016

I&#039;ve retested this recipe using solids grated up finely. I used an 1/8th for this recipe and they were really strong. I could only eat quarter to a half of a brownie. So I&#039;d probably put less in.But I have to say they were delicious, to the point that you wanted to gobble the whole brownie but would probably regret if you did.

Love this recipe : ) kwerky photography too! I can&#039;t wait to get home &amp; finish my 24hour shift soon&hellip;

Comment by jasmine Wood on September 17, 2016

Love this recipe : ) kwerky photography too! I can&#039;t wait to get home &amp; finish my 24hour shift soon to make these spacey brownies! I&#039;ve been searching the web all night &amp; morning to find the perfect recipe, this one just stood out as the most magical! I&#039;m a weed smoker but I&#039;ve never actually tried or made weedy brownies, (shock I know). I have just under &pound;20 worth will this still be effective? I would be so disappointed if I didn&#039;t go on a spacey adventure once I&#039;ve made them. As I know stated it says to use around 3.5 grams. Thank you, Jasmine.

Love this recipe : ) I can&#039;t wait to finish my 24hour shift soon &amp; get baking these spacey brownies!&hellip;

Love this recipe : ) I can&#039;t wait to finish my 24hour shift soon &amp; get baking these spacey brownies! I am a weed smoker but I have never tried a brownie before. (Shock I know) i was searching the web all last night then this morning to find this one seems the most magical. I have just under a &pound;20 bag to use, will this still have the same effect? I don&#039;t want to cook the brownies then be disappointed when there is no effect as you can imagine I&#039;m super excited to try my first space adventure. As I know it&#039;s stated here to use around 3.5 grams.Thank you, Jasmine.

Is anyone there, or are you all still in la la land

Comment by calvin on April 8, 2016

sounds awesome! I&#039;ll definitely have to try this soon!

Comment by nicotineresources on December 6, 2015

Superb stuff. Funny and possibly very good - I&#039;ll tell you presently. But, what the hell is cheese, in this&hellip;

Comment by calvin on October 24, 2015

Superb stuff. Funny and possibly very good - I&#039;ll tell you presently. But, what the hell is cheese, in this context?And I&#039;m assuming that you use the solid stuff for this? That&#039;s what I&#039;ve always thought of as # or rez (resin). The green stuff has always been herb or grass. Is that the common understanding?

I&#039;ve done cakes with hash but just sprinkled it in the mixI&#039;m a bit unclear on the weed method of&hellip;

Comment by Paul on October 14, 2015

I&#039;ve done cakes with hash but just sprinkled it in the mixI&#039;m a bit unclear on the weed method of getting rid of thc

Reply by Kerstin Rodgers aka MsMarmiteLover on June 29, 2015

Comment by Anonymous on June 27, 2015

haha I notice virtually all the comments are anonymous! They really ought to legalise it. It&#039;s now being touted as&hellip;

Reply by Kerstin Rodgers aka MsMarmiteLover on April 30, 2015

haha I notice virtually all the comments are anonymous! They really ought to legalise it. It&#039;s now being touted as something that lowers your blood sugar therefore good for diabetics.A whole cake? mm have to test it I think. But it&#039;s brownies not cupcakes. I&#039;ll have to reshoot it.

Would it be just the same if I made it as a cake rather than cupcakes?

Comment by Anonymous on April 27, 2015

Reply by Kerstin Rodgers aka MsMarmiteLover on March 10, 2015

Hi, I&#039;m only looking to make half a batch of these, so as well as halving the amount of ingredients&hellip;

Comment by Anonymous on March 10, 2015

Hi, I&#039;m only looking to make half a batch of these, so as well as halving the amount of ingredients should I halve the amount of weed?

Sorry you didn&#039;t like it. I didn&#039;t create the recipe but everybody else seems to think it&#039;s great.

These were terrible. Done to all the specifications, this just isn&#039;t for experienced stoners. I&#039;d much rather have smoked all&hellip;

Comment by Anonymous on February 7, 2015

These were terrible. Done to all the specifications, this just isn&#039;t for experienced stoners. I&#039;d much rather have smoked all of the weed I put in them.

P.S. I don&#039;t smoke, so it would have to be a cake. Thank you.

Comment by Anonymous on January 27, 2015

has anyone elses sympathy reached a concerning level? one of the main problems with the internet is not being able&hellip;

Reply by Anonymous on April 14, 2015

has anyone elses sympathy reached a concerning level? one of the main problems with the internet is not being able to tell if anything is real, so all i can suggest is selling your property and moving to a country where it is legal. spain? parts of america? if i was rich i would get you off all those nasty prescriptions and on to something that works

Dear Kerstin, thank you so much for your reply. I&#039;m afraid I can barely walk around the house, let alone&hellip;

Reply by Anonymous on February 5, 2015

Dear Kerstin, thank you so much for your reply. I&#039;m afraid I can barely walk around the house, let alone go to festivals and I&#039;ve lost my sense of smell but wouldn&#039;t know what it smells like anyway! I&#039;m afraid I&#039;m a complete novice on these kind of drugs. Ask me what Diazepam or Morphine or any of the other things I take do to your body and I&#039;d be able to tell you - and tell you to steer clear of them, but they still don&#039;t get rid of the pain. They just wreck your insides. The only thing that gave me some relief is the thing I can&#039;t get. Ah well, I&#039;ll just keep trying. But thank you for your kindness and understanding Kersten x

Hi suffering granny. Poor you. I do feel it should be legal for those in pain. Have you asked your&hellip;

Reply by Kerstin Rodgers aka MsMarmiteLover on January 27, 2015

Hi suffering granny. Poor you. I do feel it should be legal for those in pain. Have you asked your doctor? My dad had bowel cancer last year and cannabis oil is supposed to be great for cancer. But can you get it legally in this country? No way.I can&#039;t tell you how to get it as I don&#039;t know. I have one friend who is a bit of a stoner and he has his sources (he suffers chronic back pain). I really wish I could help you. If you ever walk past someone and you smell it, do ask them. (Make sure it isn&#039;t skunk, I find that far too strong and I believe it&#039;s harmful. Skunk is not grown naturally.) I think it&#039;s ridiculous that someone of your age cannot legally buy a natural herb such as cannabis. If you go to festivals, often there will be someone selling brownies or weed. Can you ask your kids?

Hello Kirsten, I&#039;m a 58 year old chronic pain sufferer and have had chocolate brownies with weed ?(green stuff that&hellip;

Hello Kirsten, I&#039;m a 58 year old chronic pain sufferer and have had chocolate brownies with weed ?(green stuff that looked like dried herbs) before for the pain and it made such a difference. I don&#039;t say &quot;man&quot;, I don&#039;t know what &quot;cheese&quot; is, in fact I don&#039;t know anything about it at all. The brownies I had before were made for me, so all I had to do was eat one a day. I take so much prescription drugs every day, but they couldn&#039;t do what one chocolate brownie could do! I&#039;m not able to get them from my source now, so am I able to buy the main ingredient - the right ingredient without being too strong, from anywhere online? You might think that this is a joke, but it&#039;s far from being a joke. I&#039;ve suffered more than six years of unrelenting pain, I&#039;m a Granny of 5, I&#039;m an ordinary person - but I&#039;m in terrible pain all day, every day. Can you help me by pointing me in the right direction please, and advising me what it is I should buy - if I ever find anywhere to buy some from! Thank you

You can&#039;t represent weed brownies as hash brownies! Dear Lord...is there no morality left in the world? :PThey&#039;re actually VERY&hellip;

Comment by Anonymous on January 21, 2015

You can&#039;t represent weed brownies as hash brownies! Dear Lord...is there no morality left in the world? :PThey&#039;re actually VERY different both in taste and effect. -Experienced in Hamsterdamned

Thank you Anon,That&#039;s most useful! Cheers.

Comment by Mosaic Man on December 14, 2014

(Recipe author comment) add hash/weed in ground as soon as butter is fully melted. Stir in well and leave for&hellip;

Comment by Anonymous on December 14, 2014

(Recipe author comment) add hash/weed in ground as soon as butter is fully melted. Stir in well and leave for just 2mins or so, then add in your chocolate. Once this is melting well mix until uniform and continue to stir for no more than 2-5mins before taking off the heat and leaving your bowl to rest away from the hot water. Basically, the longer you Bain Marie the stuff in with fatty ingredients (particularly butter) the more of your THC will bind to it, but heat it too much or do it for too long and you risk damaging it, and your brownies won&#039;t have an effect. Sounds like a finer balance than it is, it comes with practice. Cheers

Thank you Kirsten,That&#039;s very kind! ?

Comment by Mosaic Man on December 13, 2014

Reply by Kerstin Rodgers aka MsMarmiteLover on December 13, 2014

Hey Kerstin,Great tasting recipe, however it wasn&#039;t quite as successful as I&#039;d like. So I figure i didn&#039;t infuse the&hellip;

Hey Kerstin,Great tasting recipe, however it wasn&#039;t quite as successful as I&#039;d like. So I figure i didn&#039;t infuse the butter and weed correctly. How long should I Baine-Marie the two together for?

Way to go! That is really a different recipe!

Comment by Mr Jamon on September 15, 2014

Comment by Anonymous on September 1, 2014

(Recipe author comment) smoke it or bin it. Unless you&#039;re making a savoury weed recipe I would never use cheese&hellip;

Reply by Anonymous on December 14, 2014

(Recipe author comment) smoke it or bin it. Unless you&#039;re making a savoury weed recipe I would never use cheese because it will ruin the tasTe and consistency of your baking.

Why not cheese? I live in UK and we can&#039;t get anything else here besides cheese. What should we do&hellip;

Comment by Anonymous on May 26, 2014

Why not cheese? I live in UK and we can&#039;t get anything else here besides cheese. What should we do in this case?

(Recipe author comment) watch your dosage with hash, see above comment, don&#039;t recommend doubling unless you really know what you&#039;re&hellip;

(Recipe author comment) watch your dosage with hash, see above comment, don&#039;t recommend doubling unless you really know what you&#039;re doing

Reply by Anonymous on September 1, 2014

Reply by Kerstin Rodgers on May 15, 2014

Comment by Anonymous on April 1, 2014

(Recipe author comment) made these for the first time with hash the other day, grind up your hash as fine&hellip;

(Recipe author comment) made these for the first time with hash the other day, grind up your hash as fine as possible but DO NOT GO OVERBOARD WITH IT - I put in about &pound;10 of relatively weak hash to make 16 brownies and everyone who had them tripped major balls, even after taking just one or two. Not sure what your hash is like but maybe easier to make two weaker batches and see how it goes because hash seems to have stronger effects when cooked. Cheers

LOL! Brilliant reply Kerstin.....I have a load of left over Hash/Solid, which I was thinking of putting to good use....If&hellip;

LOL! Brilliant reply Kerstin.....I have a load of left over Hash/Solid, which I was thinking of putting to good use....If you was using hash, would you double the amount? I can&#039;t see an 8th of hash doing much damage.....

I beg your pardon for impuning your stoner rep. An 1/8th is an 8th of an ounce, approximately 3.5 grams.

well im a stoner.. daily for 30 years, we buy in grams oz and pounds in australia and we cook&hellip;

Reply by Anonymous on May 14, 2014

well im a stoner.. daily for 30 years, we buy in grams oz and pounds in australia and we cook the same. i would like to try tour recipe but 1/8th doesnt make sense to me either hun. please state what a 1/8th measurement might be. i usually do 50gr canna butter and 50 gr butter in my recipe but yours has clove etc which is not in alot of recipes. would love some clarity here so i can smile about it knowingly later. annon because i dont know what all that other stuff in profiles is. shezii australia

Reply by Kerstin Rodgers on March 29, 2014

Comment by Anonymous on March 29, 2014

Let me know how they taste and if they do the trick.

Ha ha I love it think I shall try them out sometime its brilliant x

Comment by Anonymous on January 27, 2014

Lol when I seen the last line I was like wtf?!?... Lol

Comment by Anonymous on December 14, 2013

Reply by Kerstin Rodgers on December 14, 2013

Well they can&#039;t be too bad. A fortnight later and she&#039;s still on 45 minutes.

Reply by Anonymous on October 22, 2013

i just made it ill tell u if it got me high or not 50 minutes laters when they are&hellip;

Comment by Sofian Issa on October 10, 2013

i just made it ill tell u if it got me high or not 50 minutes laters when they are done .thanks

Comment by Anonymous on September 29, 2013

Love your recipes and your zest, but above all I love your kitchen photography :)

Comment by Paedra on August 20, 2013

Ha, brilliant. Perfect for a chill out in this weather eh?

Reply by Kerstin Rodgers on July 15, 2013

These were gorgeous! I made them for a stag do, halving all the ingredients as I wasn&#039;t sure what degree&hellip;

Comment by Anonymous on July 15, 2013

These were gorgeous! I made them for a stag do, halving all the ingredients as I wasn&#039;t sure what degree of caner would be attending, and they went down very nicely. Rich and fudgy (unlike previous recipes I have used, where, as Sarah Millican put it, it was almost as if the recipe&#039;s author hadn&#039;t thought about the cake part at all) with a sweet woozily mellow high. Cheers!

WAY TO GO Maan- far out! Love it ! You naughty girl ! All for the herb ! Jah !

Comment by Anonymous on October 30, 2012

Make &#039;em Debs and you will smile even more...

Can&#039;t stop smiling... I NEVER thought I&#039;d see a recipe like this in print. It takes me back to the&hellip;

Comment by Debs Dust Bunny on October 29, 2012

Can&#039;t stop smiling... I NEVER thought I&#039;d see a recipe like this in print. It takes me back to the &#039;70&#039;s.

Preheat oven to 170-180C and line a cake tin (s) with baking paper.

Break up the dark chocolate and half the milk chocolate, into rough chunks and cut the butter into pieces (set aside a few chunks of dark chocolate for the chocolate chips). Place the butter into a bowl with your weed and bain-marie it until the butter has melted. Mix in your weed properly.

If the THC doesn't bind to the fat in the butter, your brownies wont get you high.

Add the dark and milk chocolate chunks and bain-marie it all, mixing until it's uniform. Take the bowl off the heat and leave it to cool.

Chop the remaining dark and milk chocolate and the white chocolate into small chunks and set aside.

Sieve the chocolate powder, flour, cloves, cinnamon and nutmeg into a bowl and set aside.

Cream together the eggs, sugar and a few drops of vanilla essence until light and fluffy. This will take a while, the resulting mixture should be thick and nearly twice the volume of what you started with. Use an electric mixer.

Fold in the butter, chocolate mixture gently to avoid losing the air you've creamed in. Better yet, add the creamed mixture to the chocolate bowl to minimise chocolate and drugs loss. You'll end up with a swirly beige and brown mixture.

Fold in the flour, chocolate powder and spices bit by bit. Mix until uniform.

Mix in the chocolate chips and pour into the prepared cake tin, or pour into the tin and sprinkle the chips on top.

Place in the oven and cook for 20-30 minutes. The centre of the brownie should no longer wobble when you gently shake the cake tin. If it does, it needs a few more minutes. Cool for about 20 minutes.

Effects can take between 20minutes and 1.30 to kick in.

Cool in the fridge for the last few minutes to get that extra fudgy texture.

Just back from Amsterdam where I thought I&#039;d do the touristy thing and have some space cake in a &#039;coffee shop&#039; where, as most people know, it&#039;s perfectly legal. On the border with Belgium however, only locals are allowed to go to coffee shops, to deter the drug traffickers and tourists from nearby countries.I had the most god awful period pains and a couple of puffs of a joint can be wonderfully relaxing. Cannabis can be helpful in a medical sense, but like everything, it should be used in moderation. What is worrying is skunk. One mental health nurse told me that the majority of admissions to a psychiatric ward from young people were due to skunk addiction. It really messes with your mood regulators.However on the table next to me, at Stix coffee shop, I saw a group of young men. One of them was very pale, in fact his lips were turning blue. He stood up, then collapsed. It was difficult to wake him and the bored looking coffee shop worker, slapped the kid around the face until he came to.I got this recipe from a young man of my daughter&#039;s connaissance. He would sell them in the playground at school, at the Lyc&eacute;e Francais in London. What if a teacher bought one? I asked. Oh he had a system, said my daughter, he would have a normal brownie on top and offer them that.Anyway this young man is generally a superb baker and I asked him for his recipe. Do be careful. Only eat a bite then wait 45 minutes. You don&#039;t want a ride that you cannot get off. Triple Chocolate Special Brownies Next week: how to cook the perfect crystal meth from Breaking Bad. Only kidding! Print Triple Chocolate Special Brownies. Ingredients. 200 g of good quality dark chocolate, 70% cocoa or more 150 g milk chocolate 75 g white chocolate 150 g unsalted butter 1/8 th Jah&#039;s green medecine, finely ground (Silver haze not skunk or cheese) 50 g chocolate powder 100 g self-raising flour 200 g light brown soft sugar 3 eggs Vanilla essence 1/2 tsp ground cloves 1/4 tsp ground cinnamon Pinch of ground nutmeg Instructions. Preheat oven to 170-180C and line a cake tin (s) with baking paper. Break up the dark chocolate and half the milk chocolate, into rough chunks and cut the butter into pieces (set aside a few chunks of dark chocolate for the chocolate chips). Place the butter into a bowl with your weed and bain-marie it until the butter has melted. Mix in your weed properly. If the THC doesn&#039;t bind to the fat in the butter, your brownies wont get you high. Add the dark and milk chocolate chunks and bain-marie it all, mixing until it&#039;s uniform. Take the bowl off the heat and leave it to cool. Chop the remaining dark and milk chocolate and the white chocolate into small chunks and set aside. Sieve the chocolate powder, flour, cloves, cinnamon and nutmeg into a bowl and set aside. Cream together the eggs, sugar and a few drops of vanilla essence until light and fluffy. This will take a while, the resulting mixture should be thick and nearly twice the volume of what you started with. Use an electric mixer. Fold in the butter, chocolate mixture gently to avoid losing the air you&#039;ve creamed in. Better yet, add the creamed mixture to the chocolate bowl to minimise chocolate and drugs loss. You&#039;ll end up with a swirly beige and brown mixture. Fold in the flour, chocolate powder and spices bit by bit. Mix until uniform. Mix in the chocolate chips and pour into the prepared cake tin, or pour into the tin and sprinkle the chips on top. Place in the oven and cook for 20-30 minutes. The centre of the brownie should no longer wobble when you gently shake the cake tin. If it does, it needs a few more minutes. Cool for about 20 minutes. Effects can take between 20minutes and 1.30 to kick in. Cool in the fridge for the last few minutes to get that extra fudgy texture. Notes. Avoid using large quantities of weed without raising proportions of other ingredients, as it changes the behaviour of the brownies in cooking. They tend to become too soft, fudgy and greasy. If using more than &pound;25 to &pound;30 worth, double the batch size. Do NOT use &#039;cheese&#039;. Silver haze works well. Recipe by R. Coleman, in memoriam 1994 -2019

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