Cookies are one of the top favorite foods in the world. There are so many variations and ways to make cookies, so there is no need to be a vegan to get all your cookie needs! Fortunately, there are plenty of recipes that include cannabis and/or marijuana, making it an easy-to-find food.
Many people enjoy the slightly chewy texture of cannabis cookie dough and the hint of marijuana in the recipe. The sativa versions are denser and have more chocolate chips or coconut flakes in them. The indica versions may have more coconut or maybe even butter instead of flour.
As you can see, there are many different types of cannabis cookies that you can find.
Oatmeal raisin cookies with pecan butter
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When people talk about how amazing oatmeal raisin cookies are, they raving about the fluffiness and how great the peanut butter and chocolate flavor makes it.
They’re also saying that these recipes are vegan-friendly, which is another bonus! Many people find that cookie doughs or chocolate chip cookies do not do enough to satisfy their sweet tooth.
However, sometimes a cookie can be too good to be vegan. Fortunately, there are several ways to get your vegan cookie fix without having to start over.
For example, you can use a plant milk butter instead of regular butter and/or use a less versatile cookie like an oatmeal bar instead of a sno-cone style cookie. You can also swap out some of the ingredients in the same batch to avoid taking something away and starting over.
Sugar cookies with sunflower seed butter
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These vegan sugar cookie recipes are definitely a crowd favorite. They are pretty easy to make and do not require any special ingredients except for the butter and milk.
How much butter you use and what kind of milk you use will depend on the recipe. Some recipes may also call for coconut oil or almond butter instead of coconut oil, but then that doesn’t change the flavor so we would have to include it.
We suggest using a fairly soft butter so that the dough does not break down too hard during baking. An Easter- or summer-type cookie may also be recommended to make it even easier to tell what is in there.
Chocolate chip cookies with cocoa powder
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Chocolate chip cookies with cocoa powder are one of our favorite treats. They are fast to make and even better the next day if you let them stand or overnight if you wanted to be safe.
They are full of plant based protein and can be either treat or handy when you are craving chocolate chip cookie style food. They also have some health benefits and can help with weight loss.
So, what kind of chocolate chip cookies do you can can make? There are many ways to make them, so does it matter? Canadese suggests three pretty popular variations: oatmeal cookies, chocolate chip cookies, and coconut cookies.
Peanut butter cups
This apple cinnamon cookie that look like cinnamon sugar cookies will make you want to eat them every time. They are pretty irresistible!
Devourable apple cinnamon cookies are usually full of carbohydrates from the added white sugar and coconut flour, and low in fat from the high quality hemp oil in the dough.
Unfortunately, sometimes companies use low quality oil as a base instead of a solid oil like peanut or almond butter. This makes it hard to get a perfect texture and consistency for baking.
This recipe uses half an avocado per one of the cookies to boost fat and carbohydrate intake, but keep in mind that may not be enough due to the small size of this cookie. The rest of the calories are from loose-fitting sources of fat such as hemp seed butter or nut butter, which contain more saturated fat.
Apple cinnamon cookies with walnut butter
What if you could taste the sweet and savory notes of the cinnamon and the nut butter in every cookie? That is what comma-less green apple cinnamon cookies are about.
Green apple cookies are one of my favorite cookie types to make. They are quick and easy to create. You just need to use fresh or frozen green apples, walnuts, and chocolate chips to create your cookie. The baking time will depend on how long the walnuts and chocolate chips cook for, as well as what kind of cookie dough you use.
This recipe shows you two different kinds of vegan edible flowers: daisies and hibiscuses. Both look beautiful and give your food a nice flair! Daisies are soft, fluffy while the hibiscuses are taller with longer stalks.
Chilled green tea and cannabis-infused chocolate truffles
When people ask me what they should make as a vegan cookie, they usually tell me that they like the taste of cannabis but cannot eat it because it is not cookie-like.
So, I thought it would be interesting to share some vegan-friendly cannabis cookie recipes for all kinds of cookies lovers. Some of my favorite cookies are topped with green tea or chocolate chips. Either way, these cookies are sure to hit the spot!
One of my favorites is the chilled green tea and cannabis-infused chocolate chip cookie. The added contrast of the two flavor profiles is one of the main reasons why I love this recipe so much. It is so easy to make and each cookie can be tasted on its own!
Another favorite is the soft, fluffy black sesame seed cheese cookie. This one is topped with a soft, satin bean flour mixture that resembles black peppermint Pattie Pieces.
Chilled white wine and cannabis-infused fruit tartlets
If you are looking for a delicious and easy to make cannabis cookie recipe, then look no further! Cannabis fruit tartlets are a perfect way to enjoy the flavor of cannabis without having to deal with the smell.
Tartlets are generally baked and then served chilled. They are typically topped with some sort of sweetened condensed milk or butter and decorated with fresh fruit.
These cannabis-infused desserts are great for a party because they are easy to make and will not be wasted if people do not eat all of them.
Hot chocolate with whipped cream and cannabis-infused marshmallows
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When summer comes, many people enjoy a cup of hot coffee or tea. For those who enjoy cannabis products such as chocolate or cannabis-infused drinks, there are many recipes available. Some are vegan-friendly!
If you are looking for an easy and delicious hot chocolate recipe that is plant-based and full of cannabidiol (CBD) effects, you should check out this one.
This recipe uses cannabidiol instead of milk because the coffee provides enough moisture to make the cannabidiol stand out. The marshmallows provide the shape and texture of a chocolate chip cookie, so this is not just a cup of hot water and coffee!
Adding cannabis-infused drinks like milks or creams is another great way to use this recipe.
