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Granny "JJ's" Orange Kush Chewey Chocolate Fudge Brownies with an extra treat!"

1/8 oz of Orange Kush 

1 box of Betty Crocker Chocolate Fudge Brownie Mix

2 eggs

1/2-3/4 cup of water

1/2 stick of butter

PREHEAT OVEN TO 350

Grease any-sized (from 8" by 8" to a 9" by 13".  If this is for a "bake sale" or a shared batch with others then use the square-they just make a more fudgey

 

1.   Grind up Kush (in a cereal bowl, that will suffice, and if you can't manage that, say RSD in the hands, or bad arthritis, try the back of a large serving spoon on a smooth, flat surface and grind it as best you can to the consistency of dry, loose tea.  Sprinkle the marijuana over the butter, and microwave at 15-20 second increments  until the marijuana is mixed, though visible with thoroughly melted butter should be fully boiling.... (and the aroma of mmj is ready to knock you over!!! LOL),

2.  Mix other ingredients as directed o the box.  

3.   Mix Orange Kush ground up as fine as the loose tea, an when you reach this point, then use a tea leaf strainer, and separate tea leaves, and put in the hot, melted butter in the bowl and use that INSTEAD OF COOKING OIL (vegetable).

If you find the batter too thick to manage-then it's too thick, and add a 3rd egg and hot water in a separate container and set aside, and add water.  If <1/3 c does it, toss the egg mixture.

4.  Mix all ingredients together until smooth, and pour into (preferably) an 8" x 8" cooking/brownie pan, and bake for 20 or so minutes.

ADD THE TWIST!!!!  CRUMBLE UP AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE, CRUSH IF YOU CAN, THOUGH BRAINS ESCAPE DOESN'T LEND IT'SELF TO CRUSHING-DO THE BEST YOU CAN, OR MELT IT IN BUTTER....JUST USE A LITTLE LESS.

When topping with Brains it's generally best to top in the area that is not completely cooked-so avoid putting Brains in the 1" area around the middle that is cooked (you will run into a periodic bud, especially if you are aware-all the better...but if most of the oils of cannabis are cooked into the batter, there should be minimal taste, unless you smoked your brains out before cooking-never a good idea!

Cool and chow!